“I met Yui,” you say.
“Which hand did she shake?” Monica asks, pulling out a gun. “Tell me now.”
“What?” you ask.
Suddenly, without your control, your right hand reaches out and grabs Monica’s gun. She yells, and you are so shocked you pull away, twisting your body. Your right hand fires the gun, and the bullet almost hits Monica. Monica jumps on you, but your hand is so fast, swinging the gun and hitting her in the head. Blood starts to pour from a cut in Monica’s temple, but she bites your hand, hard.
You’re surprised because you don’t feel a thing.
A moment later your right-hand stops moving and drops the gun. Monica stands up, putting the gun in her coat. She spits something onto the ground.
“What happened?” you ask. “Why can’t I feel my right hand?”
“Yui isn’t human,” Monica says, wiping her forehead with a cloth. “She put a computer chip in your hand. She wanted to kill me.”
“Wanted to kill you?” you ask. “Why?”
Monica sighs.
“The robots hate me because I make them,” she says. “I decide if they live or die. But robots cannot attack people. They have a special program that stops them. Only people can attack other people. So the robots try to infect anybody who comes onto the planet, to control you. Because your body is a human body, the program can’t stop you from killing me. It’s a problem in the design of the robots that nobody thought about, and I just found out what was happening minutes ago when I discovered their design documents.”
“Oh my gosh,” you say. “My hand is starting to hurt.”
“Come on,” says Monica. “Let’s get to your spaceship. We need to get off this world as quickly as possible.”
She sends you away in a spaceship for your own safety, and she stays behind to fight the robots.
The end.