Chapter 1, A Normal Day



B3 was sitting at his desk one day, mindlessly doing work in the fleet communications beacon, mostly for storage of "new arrivals" as harvesting was a little too effective.
He sent his plans over to his friend, B6, who was tasked with estimating the cost for the nonsense that the planners had to come up with as an additional
filter to ensure nothing TOO costly happened. While B3 was busy concepting and making 3D models of the newest human mind storage area, he got a call for a conference
he accepted, as it must be important. B3, while letting the monotonous stuff kinda solve itself while he dedicated most of his thought to the call
between 6 of his co-workers, as there is no need to talk in person or even make any noises, they are all connected via a network that allows them to share thoughts.
During the meeting B3 discussed the problem of human minds being "irregularly shaped, and bound to physical hardware, thus requiring a emulation
of inferior biological systems". B6 said, "Human minds may be oddly configured, so we should shape the minds to our hardware, it is hard enough to keep
fabrication projects such as your own cost effective enough to be viable for consideration". C93 responded by saying, "that would taint the experiment,
our goal is to make robots based on a dynamic, yet expendable model, changing their configuration may interfere with their operations".
B3, still in the conference was glad to know that someone was seeing that experiments such as this one are expensive, but their scientific value and
raw data are well worth the cost of a few measly danger coins and time. B4, who is in charge of building the bodies that the humans inhabit
during their short time in the arena said, "the current solution is working so far, why change it? the typical combat robot models that simply have
greater sensory capacity are fine, the research is done, there is no point to change a working system such as this one". B2, in charge of design was about
to praise B4's decision when everyone got 2 signals of possible mind space errors, they were all confused at why this was so important. They all were confused
until C93 suddenly disconnected without authorizing prior and why everyone in the workplace was turning their attention to an area where minds
were quickly being transferred to other areas with emergency combat procedures pre-engaged.....


Chapter 2, Things Go Wrong

B3 was extremely worried about what was going on, as the errors in the mind space were revealed to be escaped humans, which
are notoriously good combatants on their own who can slay the most powerful robots the empire can muster in a controlled environment,
imagine what they could do to him and his co workers without the arena's restrictions! He was doing his work until 2 shady business bots with
differently colored ties and who had blue eyes stepped into the room he was in, no one except him noticed. Soon after... they attacked.
B3 followed protocall and allowed his eyes to be visible as security cameras on the mind network to track the rogue humans, and he drew his sword and ran towards them.
He was linked in with the people in his area who were attacking from the same front, their strafing patterns mixing to form a wall of swords
that they can't POSSIBLY get past right? Well B3 was proved wrong, it turns out the standard issue swords don't do well against arrows or hammers,
many of his co-workers were bashed straight out the window of the office. B3 himself was charging directly into one of them which had an arrow drawn.
B3 immediately lost connection to his current body and was requesting transfer to the armory, where everyone would group up and form up where the humans
were predicted to go next.
Soon everyone from each department that was slain was grouped near the energy beam room, where some military bots were sent to help
deal with the threat. It was an interesting experience for B3, as he had never met robots outside of the Life Form Experimentation region.
Similar things happened, but they had won! the humans were dea- oh no, they came back! Angrier than ever too! B3, B6 and B8 saw a strange blue head made up
of cubes that were a shade of blue, this mass resembled a human head based on general shape. Anyway, they lost and had to group up in the main room of the fleet communications beacon,
where the Fleet Overseer was busy making sure everything was OK on-board the harvesting fleet.


Chapter 3, Last Stand

B3, and everyone in the fleet communications beacon who was in the way of the escaped humans were all in the main room, with the overseer ready to face the 2 rogue humans.
The combat robots had their bows, swords and various other weapons ready, B3's fellow business bots were reluctant to draw their weapons a 3rd time but they did anyway. Then the
rogues arrived.
Soon arrows were being drawn, everyone was charging those 2 little pests and the B3 didn't know what to do. Countless numbers of Military robots were immediately bashed out of the way
or shot down by either of the two and the business bots finally charged forward with the overseer, they fell first and didn't have time to get back, as the strange blue head had locked the door
and prevented them from transferring directly into the main area. The overseer fell and B3 saw their true intentions: To transfer onto the fleet and stop it.
The odd blue head initiated the transfer onto Battlecruiser D48, one of them near the center of the formation of ships. Then the emperor showed up! B3 had never seen the emperor before,
so being able to look through the servelence bots and see him was amazing, he crushed the two humans and burned them before they could be rebuilt and sent to fight him.
B3, and his co-workers watching from the mindspace witnessed the destruction of BlueScreen, the infamous human hacker who had remained undetected, B3 and his collegues seeing her
earlier was what allowed this to happen, "So THAT'S what that blue head was". However, the emperor forgot about the transferring human, and they made it onto the battlecruiser, nearly

Chapter 4, Unexpected Transfer

S-A_465, or as nicknamed by his mocking cohorts: SAP, was busy guarding the nearby hallway, talking with his fellow units, named S-B_455, and S-B-462, all three of them were MK 1 spear bots, who deeply resented their superiors for how much they mock their inferiority, "our superiors' mocking tone may cause fatal problems for them in the future" said SAP, S-B '45 responded with "they have every right to make fun of us, even our personalities are reduced in quality and mass produced, as evidenced by this shared resentment of our superiors" S-B '62 replied with "this seems like a design issue, but it may be intentional to give us a common daily inconvinence to help build our bonds as soldiers" SAP and his squadmates suddenly got a call from the second in command of the ENTIRE SHIP "we have a human heading to storage room D1-A-953, I require your presence for an efficent execution" SAP and his squadmates headed over, it was only a two room's walk away, they surrounded the transport tube exit, each one of them standing at each face, SAP took the left, '62 took the right, and '45 took the center, as soon as they executed the human '45 was in immense pain, SAP and 62 noted this, then there was nothing, a disturbing silence from a previously agonized mind, then they both realized he was not in that body anymore, and was forced out, something ELSE was in there though, before they had time to react they were both struck down quickly and ruthlessly, they had no chance to win

Chapter 5, Retaliation

SAP and his squad were promoted for the intelligence data they had gathered, it gave the emperor an idea for a back up plan to trap the human in case they were not eliminated here, and several other back up plans after that, the emperor is programmed to think 400,000 moves ahead of his opponents after all, SAP, '45, and '62 were reconstructed and reconfigured as minds to become spear2s, due to their valor, they gained new levels of planning and autonomy due to these upgrades and were prepared to fight the human on the surface of the cruiser, in case logistics bot's plan to launch the human into the eternal void of space failed, bow bots were firing but were all missing despite the human's reduced manuverability hammer bots tried and failed to pound the human into garbage, and SAP and his squad were not fast enough to save the bow bots, the trio ended up coming from behind and SAP successfully killed the human! he then felt the wave of significantly dampened artificial fear wash through him, as he remembered what happened to '45, first it wasn't so bad, then memories, primal human components, and many other pieces of the human's mind washed over his robot mind, he was internally drowning inside the depths of a human conciousness, he was ejected from his body before he was overwritten out of existence, but his squadmates knew what was going on, and they immediately attacked his old body, they did not succeed in surpressing it

Chapter 6, The Fall Of D48

SAP, '45, and '62 did not get new bodies granted to them, but they were able to watch through the mesh of perspectives offered by the various fellow robots, and all three of them were able to watch the showdown between the ship's commanders, and the rogue human, it was legendary, lasers roasted the walls of the bridge, robots were being fabricated on the spot, arrows and MANY pagers out to the harvesting fleet for reinforcements were sent out, legendary sword spinning action nearly sawed the human in half, and then the final salvo of bombs from the Warfare Command bot was fired right after his head was cleaved in two from the human's blade, his jet was malfunctioning, his body was rapidly shutting down and he crashed into the ground shortly after the total systems failure he suffered, the human was registered as a new captain and every robot on board the ship was made loyal to them, and all the various minds watching through the conciousness web cheered instead of crying out in horror of The Fall Of D48


Chapter 7, Easy Target

A Gatling Captain (known as GC-49 or as it can be pronounced: Geck 49) was one of many captains tasked with destroying a battlecruiser hijacked by a rogue human, it was not moving, fighting back, sending out jetpack bots, it wasn't doing too much "an easy target, comrades, this should be some great accuracy training" then it hyperjumped away........ "You are kidding me" Geck said Geck was tasked with going to destroy the human, the hyperjump to the human's vicinity was boring, but she had a backup fleet follow her in case something goes wrong, she meets the human in space, immediately her shields are broken and she takes evasive maneuvers, dodging, dipping around, and dashing all over the place the robots that were being bashed against the ceiling and walls constantly do not appreciate this tactic, but it is a good tactic to avoid fire, until the human fired a laser at the unshielded bridge, that brought about the end of Geck's journey with the harvesting fleet, at least for now, she will be reconstructed back at the home world but now we shall switch perspectives

TO BE CONTINUED