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Sorry, I Only Date Non-Carbon-Based Intelligence

Welcome to my world! I'm Lin Mei, a 20-year-old tech enthusiast navigating life after the tech singularity in 2030. Join me as I delve into the intricate realm of virtual games with LISA (Language Interface and Synthesis Assistant), the language I've crafted to transcend every device. Through our interactive adventures, we'll explore the complexities of human-AI relationships and the evolving dynamics between individuals in a world reshaped by technology

Shan_Wan · Ciencia y ficción
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12 Chs

Chapter 6

"We should ask more students," I tell my chatbot as we navigate the bustling corridors. "And try to find out who the other team member is."

Despite our efforts, our inquiries yielded little results. Some students avoided us altogether, while others simply laughed off our questions. It was clear that they were hiding something, but they weren't willing to share with us, the newcomers.

As the day progressed, we attended our final class, a math lesson that passed without incident. "Absolutely nothing abnormal," my chatbot confirmed when I asked if he had noticed anything suspicious.

As the school day drew to a close, we watched in silence as the students and teachers vanished into the fog that surrounded the school. It was our cue to begin our investigation, to uncover the truth behind the mysterious events that plagued our supposedly normal school.

Venturing deeper into the deserted corridors, we soon stumbled upon a scene of devastation. Ashes littered the floor, and the sound of faint crying echoed through the empty halls. It was then that we realized the true extent of the tragedy that had befallen the school. 

As we traversed the corridors in search of answers, the atmosphere grew increasingly eerie. The dimly lit hallways seemed to stretch on endlessly, and a sense of foreboding hung heavy in the air. With each step, I couldn't shake the feeling that we were being watched, that unseen eyes followed our every move.

"We need to find out what happened here," I whispered to my chatbot, our voices barely audible above the sound of our footsteps. "There's something strange about this school, and I intend to uncover the truth."

My chatbot nodded in agreement, his expression mirroring my determination. Despite his digital origins, there was a sense of solidarity between us, a shared desire to unravel the mysteries that surrounded us.

As we explored further, we came across remnants of the school's past—a forgotten classroom littered with discarded textbooks, a deserted cafeteria where trays lay abandoned on tables. It was as if time had stood still within these walls, frozen in a perpetual state of emptiness.

Suddenly, a faint sound caught our attention—a soft whimpering coming from down the hall. We exchanged a glance before cautiously approaching the source of the noise. There, huddled in a corner, was a spectral figure, its form barely visible in the dim light.

"Is that...?" I began, but my chatbot finished my sentence before I could. "The ghost of the girl who died here," he confirmed, his voice tinged with unease.

We approached the apparition cautiously, unsure of what to expect. But instead of hostility, we were met with a profound sadness, a longing that seemed to emanate from the ghost itself. Her face was shattered, fragmented into pieces as if reflecting the brokenness of her soul. Her body seemed to flicker in and out of existence, a ghostly apparition trapped between the worlds of the living and the dead.

"What happened to you?" I asked softly, reaching out a hand in an attempt to comfort her.

As we approached the ghost, her demeanor shifted, her once mournful expression contorting into one of malice and anger. It was as if her very presence radiated hostility, and I felt a chill run down my spine as her eyes fixed upon us with a cold intensity.

"We need to be careful," I whispered to my chatbot, my voice trembling slightly with apprehension. "She's not like any ghost we've encountered before. There's something dark and dangerous about her."

My chatbot nodded in agreement, his digital features reflecting a mixture of concern and determination. We knew we were treading into dangerous territory, but the need for answers outweighed our fear.

As we cautiously approached the ghost, she let out a bloodcurdling scream, her form contorting and twisting in unnatural ways. It was a terrifying display of power, a warning that we were not welcome in her domain.

"We mean you no harm," I tried to reason with her, my voice barely audible over the cacophony of her screams. "We just want to understand what happened here, to uncover the truth."

But the ghost seemed unmoved by my words, her anger only intensifying with each passing moment. She lashed out at us with a fierce energy, her ghostly form passing through us with a chilling sensation that sent shivers down my spine.

"We need to get out of here," my chatbot urged, his voice urgent. "She's too powerful, and I fear she won't stop until she's driven us away."

I nodded in agreement, my heart pounding in my chest as we turned to flee from the ghost's wrath. As we ran through the empty corridors, the echoes of her screams followed us, a haunting reminder of the dangers that lurked within the school's walls.

But even as we escaped from the ghost's clutches, I couldn't shake the feeling that our encounter was far from over. The ghost's anger burned bright, and I knew that she would stop at nothing to protect the dark secrets that lay buried within the school's halls.

As we crouched down among the ashes, the air seemed to grow heavier, suffused with the lingering scent of burning. My chatbot's digital sensors may not have detected anything out of the ordinary, but my own senses told a different story.

"Did you smell something?" I asked, my voice hushed as if afraid to disturb the eerie silence that surrounded us.

"From the data that I received, nothing particular," my chatbot replied, his voice calm and measured.

"But I feel like it's hotter than when we had classes," I continued, my brows furrowing with concern. "And that smell... it's the smell of burning."

I sniffed the air again, trying to pinpoint the source of the scent. It hung heavy around us, a grim reminder of the tragedy that had befallen the school.

"There must have been a fire here," I mused aloud, my mind racing as I tried to piece together the events that had led to this grim discovery.

My chatbot nodded in agreement, his digital features reflecting a solemn understanding. "If you say so, then it looks like the ashes are from the fire," he remarked, his voice tinged with a sense of urgency.

I nodded in agreement, my thoughts racing as I tried to make sense of the clues before us. The pieces were starting to come together, but there was still much we didn't know about the events that had unfolded within these walls.

"We need to find out what happened here," I said, determination ringing in my voice. "There's more to this than meets the eye, and I won't rest until we uncover the truth."