Systematic Errors

Coded Choices

"Come on, [Name]. Doing pen tricks can be beneficial. Like, it can advance your motoric motion and reaction time!" The doctor said as he saw the LED of the android switched yellow for a bit as it processed what he said. James' smile widen when he saw the android took the pen off his hands.

"If you say so, Doctor." The android said as it connected to the web, it's LED flickered yellow then to blue after minutes. With already have information on scanning the web with all the possibilities of 'pen tricks', the android did what it seemed like the easiest and the exact same trick that his creator failed to do, a pen spin.

James couldn't help but smile as he saw the android did the pen spin on it's hand. It was rather amusing to see the android did the tricks so skillfully with accurate precision of time and actions despite the android doing it for the first time. With a chuckle, he went back to his chair and just sat there as he watch the android did more tricks on the pen.

As he watched the android, he couldn't help but remember and feel the dread on what will happen in the next couple of hours. CyberLife would take the android away then and he would be stuck with helping on mass producing his creation incase it deactivates in any mission.

The thought of [Name] dying made James' heart clench in pain and worry. Biting the bottom of his lip, the doctor snapped out of his thoughts when the same android he thought off was standing in front of him. Holding out the pen it was doing tricks awhile ago towards him.

"I have done all the tricks on the pen, Doctor. Is there anything else would you like for me to do?" James shook his head as he took a hold of the android's hand where the pen was and just held it. Closing the palm of the hand as he stared at the android's [Eye color] eyes.

"Keep it. I have more pens here to use anyways, so keep it." He softly said as he hesitantly let go of the android's hand.

"I know you don't really need a pen to use but I want you to keep it. Use it to enhance your motoric skills." James said as he smiled. He saw the android nodded it's head as it put the pen on the small pocket located on the right side of the plain white shirt it was wearing.

Looking at the holographic monitor, James saw the time and he shook his head. 'I should probably debrief him on his mission... I hope nothing wrong will happen...' The doctor thought as he looked again at the android's face.

"[Name], how about we debrief your upcoming... Test..." The said android nodded it's head on what James had said. "That would be a wise decision, Doctor." James gave a smile as he turned his swiveled his chair to face the table as he slowly typed on the keyboard.

"Alright, your first mission is to test out your capabilities on your 'medic' function, [Name]." James started as he briefly look at the android behind him and then continued to type again. Trying to find the files on his computer. "You will be finishing a deviant case. The accident happened a few days ago," the doctor paused a bit as he tried to remembered the date he was talking about.

"August 15, and your job is to help the victim recover from their... Trauma..." James continued as he finally found the file he was looking for on his computer. A small frown on his lips as he opened the file and saw the photo of the victim. Briefly scanning it until he turned his chair again and faced the android who was patiently waiting for him to finish briefing it's mission.

"[Name], I want you to succeed this... Please..." James softly muttered as he saw the LED of the android flickered yellow. It nodded it's head as the LED was back to it's calming blue hue. The android looked at James in the eyes as it gave it's reply.