Haru sighed, speeding over the countryside wasn't his idea of a good time, constantly swerving to avoid colliding with the occasional zombie. Mopeds were designed for speedy transport, not 45 mph collisions with undead corpses. Thankfully, as the land was still slightly flat, they didn't sneak up on him as he knew they would once he reached the many twists, turns, and hills once he got further north.
"What is it about this charge... so farmiliar... why do I feel like I know it?" He mumbled quietly to himself, his eyes narrowing behind his goggles as he spotted a crow in the distance.
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Analice listened quietly from her hiding place, after the explosions had died down, and her ears had stopped ringing from the noise, she heard the sound of voices coming from downstairs, and then outside, after hearing them come inside and hearing a small bit of conversation she hoped that their irrational actions twords the infecteds had been quelled and that their current mental states allowed them to converse calmly with her without the use of loaded firearms being pointed at any member of the small party. The mechanical half of her brain was already analysing her current predicament.
Analysing: Chances of survival.
Solitary chances of survival - 68.362%
Accompanied chances of survival - 83.516%
Chances of hostile action twords ANALICE unit - 59.531%
Chances of surviving Hostile attack twords ANALICE unit - 65.37%
Suggested course of action - Remain in solitary withdrawl untill threat level to ANALICE unit has gone down
Alternitave course of action - confront possible dangers and attempt to assimilate with group of possible friendlies in hopes of finding misplaced HARU unit.
Selected course of actions - ....
Moving as silently as she could, analice headed twords the stairs, careful not to let her right foot clunk or creak as she passed over the aged floorboards of the abandoned home. Finding herself in a small kitchen when she reached the bottom, thankfully silent, she heard their voices coming from inside the next room, probably a sitting room of some sort. Deciding, with the human half of her brain(aided by the electronic half) that her left hand would be easily replaced if damaged, she slowly stuck it out into the battered and empty doorway, waving quickly while calling out to the two in the room.
"H-hello... p-please don't shoot." She said, just loud enough to hear. It had been a while since her audio receptors had heard her voice, so she was surprised to hear that, while she did sound older, the metalic tone of her voice seemed to make her sound atleast five years her younger.
Still only holding out her hand to avoid mortal injury, she waited for the bullet to pass through the bio-mechanical workings of her palm, fearing that they would not hesitate to shoot her.