Voice test because of new canon and a new journal to celebrate

[confusedloyalty]

You know, the last journal still worked. Maybe not all the time, but...the sentiment was still there. I still would likely do what he told me to do if I didn't get a chance to filter and partition what he commanded and saw it wasn't something I should do. No? This is redundant and a bit inefficient, then again you are a user.

Maybe you can take this wasted energy and do something productive, like figuring out if I'm going to ever see anything but these four walls before my deletion...or let me have use of my hands again. I miss that almost as much as I miss my user abilities that I just know you won't let me regain so long as I'm trapped and surrounded by these users that want me to remember being this Sam character.


...Or even getting some idea what the enforcer is up to and if he's still functioning. Considering how many times he's caused static in my vision during sparring sessions he has to be doing alright...right?

Comments

[anexpert]

You should just kick the users. That's the best way to ward off fleshy, unprotected creatures who won't leave you alone.

[confusedloyalty]

They're oddly resilient when it comes to trying to physically knock them down, and they have cheat codes that they made certain I couldn't use anymore. Maybe their short attention spans will work in my favor.

[anexpert]

You should throw something that might distract the users.

I find meat works well for this purpose, or something they can use. Users like to use things.

[confusedloyalty]

I'll keep that in mind when I'm allowed to recall actually what meat is then.

Because they've already 'used' my disk and messed with my files enough.

[anexpert]

Meat is a food product. Lots of Users like to imbibe and consume it in mass quantities. If you get a Meat, you should be pretty good.

You should always guard your files well. Users like to use things, but they aren't very good at it.

8D I am making a Noise.

[notglitching]

[...looks like Sam_Flynn. Talks like him. Well. If he were prone to long rambling rants as a form of status-update. A lot of references that ping Rinzler, but "the enforcer" seems the most relevant.]

Sparring sessions?

[He kinda just remembers kicking your ass the once. And a few more times in games, but those were shorter. The circuit color probably gives it away, but no, Sam. This is not the Rinzler you're looking for.]

I have no idea why you are making a Noise.

[confusedloyalty]

[Hey, hey ever see an already pretty blank face go even more blank? Because repressing the slight panic and other emotions is much easier to deal with right now then actually emoting them.]

Yes. Administrator Clu did want his pet user to be able to remain out of the hands of those programs that may still rebel against him.

[As well as the Creator, but he figures that's a given.]

Because You + Voicetest = Very Much Yay. :D

[notglitching]

[...pet user. Well, that. Clarifies... rather a lot, actually.]

...different system.

[Watching those reactions a lot more carefully now.]

Not his now, though.

[confusedloyalty]

Correct. A system that deviated from most at the junction of the first meeting with System Administrator.

[Reactions? What reactions? He's certainly not going to give anything away if he can help it. He will emulate the blankness of your favorite head piece.]

You were his enforcer at one point?

[Not answering that statement of yours in anyway,nope]

[notglitching]

[The data isn't hard to extrapolate from. Neither is the non-answer. A moment's silent stare, then Rinzler gives a nod.]

Majority of runtime.

Your current timestamp?

[mailerdaemon]

["User abilities"? That draws some interest.]

A User...?

[confusedloyalty]

Not much of one currently, due to the Creator deciding that my access should be restricted.

[He just lifts his hands bound in an odd shimmery, and glowing substance briefly]

I prefer thinking of myself as an administrative program with a few quirks.

[mailerdaemon]

[Exim tilts her head to one side and squints at Sam.]

How curious! I wonder why Kevin Flynn would do such a thing. -Given the circumstances, though, I much prefer the idea of serving under a User-hyphen-administrative program than under System Administrator Clu.

[Because that guy is a jerk.]

[confusedloyalty]

[You poor, poor program if you only knew half of the things he's gone through.]

Not under one that has an average sixty nine percent chance of following the directives of System Administrator Clu.

...Which is a high enough odd I suppose to warrant Kevin Flynn in making certain one of Admin's main directives is not carried out without my permission.

[mailerdaemon]

[Poor Sam. Did somebody mess with your coding?]

But why would you do that? He is a tyrant and a-a blight on a free system! [Spoken like a true dissident.]

Main directives... I truly don't understand Users sometimes.

[confusedloyalty]

[If only that was all that everyone did.]

Not even user coding is impervious to modifications and rewrites. They just do not take such easily or as quickly.

[Matter of fact tone. He still doesn't get why everyone expands so much energy in being upset over it.]

The Creator was the rallying point for dissidents, thus the Admin would not want the user to remain such or be able to potentially take control away from him. His deletion from the system would be the best solution for his rule. Thus it was always part of any command that Kevin_Flynn should be derezzed if an opportunity presented itself. [It's not that hard to figure out why he would need to be restricted by the other user if you knew that.]