She Don't Need Hospital, She Need Lab

They stopped the car and Rang Gue tried his best to help himself calm down, he was worried for the little girl.

"We should immediately drove some hospital, she is suffering," he told Zen.

Zen caught her hand and there was no pulse, its notion was true.

He tried to check her inner condition.

"Why you are in a daze, let doctors help her this time," Rang Gue almost shouted.

'Does his robot always needed to show off as a hero?'

"She don't need hospital, she need lab," Zen spoke impassive.

Rang Gue got shocked.

"What are you implying?" he asked.

"Can I trust you?" Zen looked up and asked.

"What?" Rang Gue was speechless.

'Why he was being questioned his credibility again and again'

First the little girl was not ready to trust him and now the one he created with his own hands questioned his credibility.

He wanted to cry but no tear come out.

"She is treated badly recently," Zen spoke grimly, although it was a robot but it can understand the severity he just noticed.

Rang Gue looked at the little girl and his eyes filled with sympathy, "How much badly?" he asked with parched tone, suddenly several horrible thoughts passed his brain cells.

"Much badly than a human can think," Zen picked her head up and placed in its lap.

Both looked at her innocent pale face.

She was suffering and her impulse broke down.

They cannot take her to some hospital.

"How you will help her?" Rang Gue asked the most crucial question.

"Can you borrow the small corner of the lab of your senior?" Zen asked.

They were in the metropolitan and they have this option if the senior let use it.

"No need, I have my own small lab in the metropolitan," Rang Gue spoke.

Zen rose up its artificial brows.

They drove toward the lab.

Zen picked her body from the car and brought her on the flat surface stature.

"What are you going to do?" Rang Gue was only a robot engineer, not some doctor.

He was still worried.

Zen was made with the latest AI software and it was among the most efficient robots when it was still under the creation mode.

"She needed calculated amount of spark to let run her impulse and an injection to nullify the impact of the snacks, and she would vomit that snacks out,"

"She would be fine then,"

Zen went to study her condition and Rang Gue stood beside helping him.

After they were done what could be helpful, they sat on the chair to wait.

"Why you wanted to help her? You are already facing threat of extinction," Rang Gue wanted to talk his heart out.

"I met her right after my third operational day, she asked for help and I tried to help her but I was attacked and could not help her, I saw her with my camera eyes, I felt helpless like a human, I wanted to help her but was helpless, the day and her screams got printed in every bite of my data, if someone crypt my all data and broke in bits, every chip is destroyed, and powered off, there still be a chance that the image will remain in the broken parts," Zen looked at his creator.

There was silence.

Rang Gue was completely speechless.

Zen knew it disappointed its creator.

Rang Gue was thinking the day he thought to add the basic concepts a human should follow to help and care the other.

He don't know whether it was good idea or bad.

But he was ready to fight and win for his robot in the meeting board.

"Today, I found her and I felt regret because of my helplessness, she was treated this bad, she lost her life, a breathing life, only a human can portray the suffering, I am only an artificial intelligence machine,"

Zen looked the small garden where both were sitting.

Zen stood up, ten minutes has passed.

It picked her wrist and let a small current flow throw her impulse.

Her body jolted and she woke up.

She looked at Zen and asked, "What happened to me?"

"Nothing but you should not eat snacks from now on," it spoke polite as much as human could.

"You are right, I was not hungry either," she tried to sit but her stomach hurt, she vomited the mouthful snacks.

Zen remained there holding her shoulders and supported her, after few minutes, she gestured that she was better.

She walked out of the lab room with Zen behind her.

Rang Gue drove the car this time.

Zen was giving her some instructions.

"Remember, if you need my help, keep this device and press these buttons, don't give it to anyone, if you feel sick, come look for me," it instructed as if it was concerned doctor.

Zen cannot say what a doctor would react to check her pulse or how people will treat her, whether home and her people will accept her in this condition.

"I will save these directions then," she nodded.

Wu Jin trust Zen and it was because of this trust that she obediently listened.

The next journey was silent and peaceful.

She was waiting now to reach home.

Rang Gue was engrossed in carefully driving and thinking about the meeting board questions at the same time.

Zen closed its lenses and went in a neutral phase.

Wu Jin was looking carefully the long rows of houses as if trying to remember her own home.

Suddenly she pointed toward a house.

"Home"

Rang Gue stopped the car and she got off.