[P…p…p…p…wait.]
"Hm."
Riley's hums, as well as Ahor Zai's crackling voice, filled the entire cube, almost creating a sort of track that could be used for a song. Despite Ahor Zai's obvious glitching, however, Riley has still not left the so-called library—after all, the fact that no one was barging inside yet meant that no one knows what was happening.
…It would be better for everyone if it remains so.
"Are you okay, Ahor Zai?" Riley leaned away from his seat as he looked at the trembling red goo in front of his feet. He wanted to poke it with his shoe, but that might break the red goo, whatever it was; Riley could really only assume it to be Ahor Zai's memories—it is still a computer, after all.
But if it is a computer, will rebooting it fix it? But to his knowledge, plugging off a system while it is doing something would corrupt it. But since this isn't like the computers back on Earth, maybe it won't do anything? But then again, how exactly would he reset it?
"..."
"..."
