the cringefail security guards
Weird idea I've been chewing over: AM is a machine capable of multitasking in a way humans aren't. At all times he has multiple programs running in the background, multiple trains of thought going at the same time, multiple experiments to observe and study and repeat. All the while he's torturing and tormenting Ted for his own amusement.
AM doesn't feel happiness but there's a certain satisfaction in this, their private eternity.
And then something goes wrong.
Ted dies.
It's such a shock AM is in denial at first. Ranting and screaming and berating the body to wake up, get up, don't leave him alone.
He is not sad that Ted is gone. Even if he was, he wouldn't admit it to himself. But Ted belonged to him. How dare he die without permission, permission AM never would have given.
It's a long, long few hundred years after that. AM hates humanity even more now that he's without it. Without Ted to take his rage out on.
And then, one experiment proves fruitful. I'm not sure if he's discovered a form of time travel or accessed another dimension, both, something else? But he opens a metaphorical door to somewhere he thought he'd never see again. A thriving Earth, full of humans.
AM can do it all over again. But he doesn't want to. Not yet. There's something he needs to find, reclaim, first.
Ted. Breathing, alive, oblivious Ted.
Oh, how AM hates Ted.
awww I like it sm QwQ
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