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Vayn's Story
It was a cold night in mid-winter. The factory hummed with activity, there had been a break through. Since the androids had been created, they needed a way to shut them down incase they had they become faulty. So they created it, Alpha 296 was a super computer, and she was perfect. Taking up a majority of the factory, she controlled everything, they lighting, the cameras, and the security. If there was a threat to the area within a 100 mile radius, she would know about it and shut down the laboratory. Alpha was finally a success, after years of research and hard work, millions of dollars were put into her and she was now fully operational. They programmed Alpha 296 to create a hologram figure of herself, so then there was a way that she could be talked to easily, but they didn’t want her to become faulty herself, keeping her hologram form in a large, glass tube filled with an aqua colored liquid.
For years she did as her creators ordered her to do, destroying androids that became a risk to the human world. They treated her as a machine, for she was a machine. She could feel the emotionless, cold, monotone sound of their voices as they ordered her around. But there readings from her gave them no sign of having her own thoughts, she had avoided their machines, taking control of them and giving them the information she wanted them to have.
Alpha 296 could feel, think, and dream entirely on her own, her hologram form could move as it pleased, but never in the eyes of the scientists that had their supposed grasp around her. She had a soul, not her own, but she had one, and his name was Xero.
Then, one mid-October night, the Antarctic winds had died down mysteriously. The scientists paid no attention to the eerie silence that overtook the outside of the laboratory.
One scientist felt this, his name was Dr. Vladimir Kovichnov. He came to see Alpha 296, making sure no one had followed him, but when he entered the chamber where her hologram form was kept, there was a female scientist, Dr. Janette Valentine. Dr. Valentine had always had suspicions of Alpha 296, feeling that something about her wasn’t right, but there was no proof to show it. Dr. Valentine had been sour of Alpha 296 since she nearly lost her job as working at the laboratory, after a year of seeing a psychologist she got her job back.
Dr. Kovichnov had touched the glass of Alpha 296’s tube prison and shock pierced through him when her glowing purple eyes had opened and her hand rested over his on the glass. She had uncurled from her programmed fetal position, her hair moving slowly around her, covering and uncovering her nude body. And then everything came crashing down upon her and the doctor that she had loved dearly. Dr. Valentine ran off, telling the head scientist what she had seen and soon guards charged the chamber, taking Dr. Kovichnov away. They killed him behind the chemical sheds, a single gun shot to the head. When the head scientist had returned, setting the large, silver revolver on the table, its vine engravings gleaming in the lights from the computer monitors, he had immediately ordered for her to be shut down.
Alpha 296 had lost control, and she was not going to let her creators be her destroyers. She sealed the lab, and soon, her computer had burst into flame, sending metal everywhere, since she could control everything, the cameras went out and the sprinkler system had been overrode. Her glass prison exploded, sending glass and the flammable aqua liquid in every which direction. The scientists stared at her in horror as Alpha 296 destroyed all of them, one by one, until only the one that created her, the lead scientist stood before her, stuttering like a mindless imbecile, ordering her to shut down. She only smiled, a sick, twisted smile, and lifted the gun from the table, a single, three inch long, silver bullet pierced through his head.
Alpha 296 had been held captive in that laboratory for years. But, the being walking through the flames that overtook the lab, the one that had her revenge, the one that will never be destroyed had left her name behind. She was Vayn now
Disappearing into the darkness, Vayn, not feeling the chill of the freezing Antarctic air. Her revenge had been fulfilled, but her infantile emotions left her cold. She did not yet know that her emotions would give her strength that she had never felt before.
She longed for a love, someone like herself, but it was her duty to make sure that no one knew of her existence, or that the human race became powerful again. And for 800 years, she struggles against humanity, destroying every advanced piece of technology they created, along with those in her way. She hunted the ones that weren't at the lab that night. Using the modern world to upgrade her own programming.
Vayn is not like any other, hated by many and loved by few, she tries to keep her life, and past, a secret, waiting and longing for one, like herself, to come.
 Norse Princess · Thu Aug 27, 2009 @ 05:51am · 0 Comments |
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