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6:00 AM
No human should already be awake at this hour, but Dominic is. He
couldn't help himself. He had been up all night coding, developing his
solution to improve Lady Bullet. The night was spent with many trial
and error, but it was almost finished. Dominic compiled the code one
last time to make sure it was error free. A dialog window came up: NO
ERRORS FOUND. He excitedly copied the code to a flash drive. Once it
was done, he triumphantly held the flash drive up to the sky. "This is
it!"
BANG!
The door burst open. A figure in all black tactical gear and a gas
mask stood in the entryway. Dominic froze with fear as the gas-masked
figure pulled a gun up to Dominic's head. They looked around the room
and noticed the open Lady Bullet suit on the bed. "Get in the suit!"
the figure said in a deep distorted voice. Dominic was too scared to
move and spoke stuttering. "What!?"
"Get in the suit!" the figure said again, shoving the gun closer to
his head. "Okay!" Dominic said. He discretely put the flash drive in
his pocket and lay down into the Lady Bullet suit. As the suit closed
up, he saw a bright flash of light. "Instructions confirmed!" Lady
Bullet said. Lady Bullet got up, walked to the balcony and flew off.
Dominic had lost control of Lady Bullet.
6:30 AM
To Dominic's relief, Lady Bullet landed in front of their
headquarters, hands at her hips and legs spread apart. The surrounding
area was unusually empty. Dominic tried to walk away, but her legs
were frozen in place. A few minutes later, a car came swerving by and
stopped right in front of her. The same gas masked figure from earlier
stepped out of the car and resumed pointing the gun at Lady Bullet,
who was now getting very frustrated. "You very well know I'm
bulletproof." Lady Bullet scolded the figure, "So you'd better reveal
yourself before I rip you in half."
The gas masked figure pulled the gun's trigger. Dominic winced
expecting a gunshot, but there was no bang. Instead, the gun flashed a
bright blue light from its muzzle. Suddenly, the Lady Bullet suit
began unraveling and Dominic fell out, falling flat on the ground. He
scrambled to get up and hid behind Lady Bullet, using her as a shield.
The figure pulled their gas mask off and smiled at Dominic. Dominic
peeked from behind to see a face he recognized.
"Holy shit Susan!"
"Hi Dominic." Susan smiled. She fired the trigger of her gun again
shining the blue light. The Lady Bullet suit closed up and began
hovering into the headquarters, leaving Dominic standing out in the
open, sitting on the ground. Dominic scrambled to get up. "What the
hell is going on Susan!?"
"I had to get you out becau-"
"You kicked in my damn door!"
Susan blushed from embarrassment. "Look, I'm sorry for the theatrics,
but I had to get you out of there fast. I'll explain when we get
inside."
"Not until you tell me how you can control Lady Bullet! You shouldn't
be able to do that!"
"Actually, I should." Susan pulled out a badge and showed it to
Dominic:
Susan Gertzman
Head Hero Handler
Clockwork Software
Susan snapped her badge back. "Again, let's get inside so I can
explain everything."
The two entered the familiar lift and descended into Lady Bullet's
computer room. Down below, Lady Bullet was already in her hibernation
pod while the computer was idling, waiting for an input. Once the lift
reach the bottom, Susan jumped at the sight of room looking like it
was ransacked, but Dominic stopped her and nodded. He exited the lift
and typed his name into the computer. He looked at the keys that were
missing, and remembered back to his anger from last night. He was
filled with guilt as he pressed 'ENTER' and the familiar computer
emoticon came on screen. "Welcome back Dominic!" it cheerfully
replied.
"May I?" Susan interjected. Dominic stepped aside. Susan came up to
the keyboard and typed furiously. She pressed 'ENTER' and the computer
responded to her input. "Registering secondary user. Hi Susan!"
Dominic was pleasantly surprised. "You can do that?"
"Of course I can," Susan replied. "Now come on, I brought you
breakfast. Let's talk."
The two of them walked to a corner where a table folded out for them
to eat at. Susan pulled out a McDonald's bag from her backpack and
handed it to Dominic. As he furiously began unwrapping the sandwich, a
robotic hand came down from the ceiling and dropped a mug of coffee in
front of him. Susan leaned against the wall, watching him eat. "Well,"
she started, "what do you want to know?"
With eyes wide and mouth stuffed, Dominic was dumbstruck. "Uhh,
everything?"
Susan smiled and took a deep breath. "So, I work undercover at
Clockwork Software, a secret organization that creates heroes like
Lady Bullet."
"Hold on, we work together," Dominic interjected. "Do I work for
them?"
"No," Susan replied. "That's a different company. I actually work two
jobs. Crazy huh? Anyways, we create superheroes to protect and serve
cities around the world. Of course Lady Bullet is here stationed in
Los Angeles, but we have a few other heroes in New York, San
Francisco, Tokyo, London, and many more elsewhere. They're not all
Lady Bullets though. Each city has their own hero with their own
identity."
"Are they all like her? Like me?" Dominic said motioning to himself.
"Not all of them." Susan continued. "Most of them are highly developed
artificial intelligences. The ones piloted by humans, like you, are
actually newer, experimental prototypes. Which is why I'm here. I've
been tasked with closely monitoring the behaviors and actions of Lady
Bullet to see how coupling artificial intelligence with human
intelligence could improve our heroes."
"Wait a minute," Dominic interrupted, pulling out the Lady Bullet pin.
"That means you gave this to me, right?"
Susan smiled. "I did."
"Then that means, you were the last Lady Bullet?"
Susan chuckled bashfully. "A lady never reveals her secret."
"Oh my God, it was you."
"What!? There's no way you could know that!"
"You taught her the cheap one-liners!"
Susan rolled her eyes. "Fine, yes it was me!"
Dominic laughed hysterically. Then, Susan got defensive. "Oh yeah,
well what are you bringing to the table?"
"Ah that reminds me!" Dominic was about to reach into his pocket, but
stopped himself. "Wait, how do I know I can trust you? How do I know I
can trust Clockwork?"
Susan tone immediately became somber and serious. "I get it, I really
do." She walked over to the computer and stared at the screens as they
painted her face with bright light. "You know, I grew up reading comic
books. I loved those stories of superheroes doing good and standing up
for mankind. I wanted there to be superheroes in real life. So I
waited. I waited for a hero to come stop all the bad things from
happening. But that hero never came and bad things kept happening. So
I continued with my life. Long story short, I found Clockwork and they
were exactly what I was looking for."
"But why all the secrecy?"
She turned around. "If our enemies knew our heroes were just
computers, they would find a way to hack them and turn them against
us. We have to protect that. But most importantly, we don't want the
credit; we don't need the credit. That's not our goal. Our goal is to
use our skills to serve humanity. We can't all be police,
firefighters, or superheroes, but we can use technology to become
heroes. You can be a hero."
Dominic looked down, thinking of what Susan told him. It was a lot to
think about, but it was exactly what he wanted to do. He slowly pulled
out the flash drive and showed it to her. "Here."
Susan took the flash drive from him and brought it to the computer,
plugging it in. "It's new code," Dominic said. "I wanted to override
the computer's decision making process and let the human pilot decide
what actions to take, but instead of just letting them make a gut
decision, they're supported by the A.I.'s access to information. It's
not the A.I. thinking for the human, but the human is thinking with
the A.I.." Susan scanned through the code. As she kept going, her
smile was getting wider and wider. "Dominic, this is amazing!" she
said.
"Well, it's just okay, I mean you-"
"No Dominic, you don't understand!" Susan almost screamed. "You
created a dynamic bridge between the human mind and the A.I! Even if
one asserts more control over the other, it maintains balance so one
side isn't overridden. This essentially makes all our heroes super-
geniuses! They can safely access computer information and still
maintain their will! This is incredible! Excitedly, Susan slammed the
enter button on the keyboard. "Begin integrating code!" the computer
chirped.
"Whoa wait!" Dominic rushed to the computer to try and stop it from
its task. "Shouldn't we give it another look to make sure it will act
alright?"
"It will be fine. The computer will figure it out. Besides, I don't
think we have much time left." Susan typed away at the computer. One
screen pulled up video of Dominic's apartment and it seemed like the
air was sucked out of the room. He watched his apartment destruct;
green smoke began bleeding through the windows and within a matter of
seconds, the building imploded leaving not a trace. "It's gone."
Dominic said. "Did everybody else-"
"They did," Susan said. "I was able to evacuate everyone before it
detonated." Dominic sighed with relief. "Thank you so much Susan."
"It's no problem. But we have to figure out why that happened."
"Again."
"Right. I had agents sweep the area from the other apartment
yesterday. We're beginning to form some leads, but nothing definite
right now."
Dominic began pacing around. He felt anxiety build up in his body.
What if this happens again? He pulled out his phone and began
searching around to see if any other apartments were attacked. He
found barely anything online. "Nothing's online. Can you try Susan?"
Susan typed on the computer and pulled up multiple news sites. Susan
jumped at the sight: almost every screen was now broadcasted the same
face. "Holy shit, Judas."
On each screen, a scrawny man in a white suit stood at a podium making
a speech. He emoted with force and aggression. "... Clearly, Lady
Bullet doesn't care about her people anymore," Judas said. "It's time
we take up action. This so-called superhero is now a public menace,
and it's up to us to stop her! I encourage the city to do their part
and hunt down Lady Bullet. Let's show her what true justice is!"
The crowd at the press conference cheered. Dominic was consumed by
fear. "Turn it off please." The room was now silent and Dominic felt
his entire body shaking. He sat against the wall and curled up on the
floor. He looked up and tried to say something to Susan, but nothing
was coming out of his mouth. He tried again, still nothing. Susan came
closer to him. Now Susan spoke, yet he didn't hear anything. Dominic
watched Susan's lips and tried to read what she was saying, but her
face soon began blurring until all that was left to hear and see was
the darkness.
11:24 AM
Dominic opened his eyes and found himself on the floor of the computer
room. He sat up and found Susan sitting at the computer. He yawned to
make sure he could hear sound again. Sure enough, his hearing was back
to normal. "How long was I out?" he asked. Susan turned and knelt
beside him. "It's 11 am now," she said. She pulled out a water bottle
and handed it to him. "Drink this." Dominic took the water bottle from
her and began downing half the bottle. Susan frowned. "I'm sorry I put
you through that. I think I stressed you out too much and you went
into a panic attack." Dominic wiped his mouth and waved her off. "It's
okay, you couldn't have known that." He took a few deep breaths, then
continued. "So what do we do now?"
"Have you ever been in contact with the guy on the screen, Judas?"
Susan asked.
"Just yesterday," Dominic replied. "Why? Do you know him?"
Susan nodded. "Judas is former Clockwork. It's a long story." Dominic
waited for her to continue, but the room fell silent. He thought of
breaking the silence by being helpful. "I rescued him when his
helicopter was crashing." Susan nodded. "Then that means those bombs
are his. He used you; distracted you. If I know him well, then the
first apartment bombing was just a test run. Today's bombing was the
real deal. He wants to destroy Lady Bullet, so he must have found a
way to track you." Dominic's whole body stiffened. "Can he still track
us?" Susan shook her head. "I just implemented some signal dampeners
onto Lady Bullet. She should be fine from now on." Dominic sighed, but
then he realized something. "Can he track past locations?"
"It's possible," Susan replied. Dominic quickly got up. "Susan, We
have to go. I stopped somewhere else last night, and I may have just
put a friend in danger." The hibernation pod opened up and Dominic
hopped into the Lady Bullet suit. "I'll follow you," Susan said,
rushing to the elevator. Dominic gave her a thumbs up. The suit
closed, and Lady Bullet leapt into action.
11:30 AM
The streets were still calm as Lady Bullet and Susan arrived at
Michael's apartment. As Susan got out of her car, she pulled out a
mechanical spider-like device from her pack. The device which was as
big as her face flailed its legs in the air. "I'll send this drone to
try to find and disarm the bomb. You go evacuate the building." Lady
Bullet nodded and marched into the apartment lobby.
The man at the front desk was about to greet her, but Lady Bullet
silenced him by immediately pulling the fire alarm. Alarms blared and
strobe lights flashed throughout the building. Lady Bullet looked
sternly at the man at the front desk. "Help everyone evacuate the
building," she said. The man nodded and Lady Bullet stormed her way up
the stairwell. On her way up, people passed her by, carrying their
belongings in their arms, rushing downstairs. She helped them along
and made sure they passed her by safely.
Finally, she reached the fifth floor and entered the hallway, passing
by open doors where families frantically grabbed everything they
could. She peered in every room until she found him. "Michael!" She
called out. Michael was in the kitchen, putting as many of his
belongings in a suitcase on his table. He noticed Lady Bullet's voice
and rushed to her, embracing and kissing her on the lips. "I'll be
ready soon, just need to grab a few more things!" Michael resumed his
packing and Lady Bullet offered to help. Just then, she got a call
from Susan. "How's the evacuation going?" Susan asked over comms.
"It's working," Lady Bullet replied. "I'm on fifth and Michael's okay
too."
"Good," said Susan. "Start a thermal pulse for both our sakes. The
drone is doing its best, but we only have one minute. After that, we
gotta bail." Lady Bullet nodded and blinked twice. Her vision changed
so that she could see the thermal signature of every person in the
building. The floors below her were clear. She tilted her head to make
sure that everyone was safe. Outside the building was a large crowd.
'Looks like they made it.' Dominic thought. Lady Bullet looked up.
There were a couple of people on the upper floors, with one already
making their way downstairs. Then, Lady Bullet noticed something
extremely cold. It was small, round, and when Lady Bullet tried to
focus on it, her vision became blurry. "Alert!" the computer voice
cried. "Bomb is detonating in three seconds!" Lady Bullet turned
towards Michael and screamed, "Get out now!"
Lady Bullet burst through the ceiling and grabbed one person in her
left arm and shielded his head with her hand. She curved her
trajectory and grabbed another person with her right arm. Covering
them both, she flew out the window and landed on the roof of the
adjacent building. As she made impact, a loud boom rumbled the top of
the apartment. The windows on the top floors were now bleeding with
green smoke. "Susan bail!" Lady Bullet screamed. She blinked twice
again to pull up the thermal scan. She found Susan who was now running
away from under the building to street level. Right as she got out,
the another bomb detonated and the building collapsed. The green smoke
started to suck itself into the center and with a sonic boom.
The apartment building was gone. Lady Bullet gasped. "Michael..."
She brought down the two people she rescued to street level. As
everyone began applauding her, she called out, "Has anyone seen
someone named Michael?"
"Here!" Lady looked behind to find the voice. Sure enough, Michael was
safely close to the ground, albeit hovering a few inches above. He
waved. "Got out at the nick of time!" Lady Bullet couldn't help but
laugh. She picked him up and kissed him. "We need to stop meeting like
this!" Lady Bullet laughed. Susan came up to the couple. "Good thing I
came prepared!" she said, as she picked up a small metal disk off the
ground "I knew there would be jumpers, so I threw down a gravity
dampening field, just in case." Michael then shook Susan's hand.
"Thank you so much."
As she said this, an alert came up on Lady Bullet's HUD. "Potential
incidence occurrence on Angel's Island!" the computer voice said. Lady
Bullet looked at Susan. "I'll take Michael to a safe place and catch
up on comms." Lady Bullet nodded, "Take care of him." She leapt into
the air and shook her head. "This day just never stops!"
12:00 PM
Angel's Island is a relatively new place. An artificial island off the
coast of California, it has been made into a shopping center,
providing a high-end leisurely experience for all who visit. Lady
Bullet flew over the bridge connecting Angel's Island to the mainland.
Below, cars were gridlocked. On top of the island was the main square
surrounded by four concrete towers. It was at this square where the
protesters decided to gather. People filled the square and chanted in
unison. "Unload the bullet! Unload the bullet!" The crowd was
energized. Lady Bullet arrived and hovered above the protesters. They
didn't notice her immediately, but she could already feel their
hatred. She was expecting the rejection, but experiencing it firsthand
hurt her even more. One protester noticed her presence and threw a cup
at her. "You think you're better than us bitch?" Everyone's attention
turned to her. Another protester yelled out. "Come down here you
coward!"
For a moment, she refused. She had to try and diffuse the situation.
Susan came on comms to her relief. "Hey L.B. It's getting nasty out
there, be careful."
"What do I do?" Dominic asked Susan. "No one's in danger, and the
crowd doesn't seem to be agitated."
"Trust your gut on this one," Susan replied. "Use the tools you have
at your disposal."
Lady Bullet took a deep breath and began lowering herself to the
ground. The protesters stepped back to give her room. Once she landed,
she braced herself for the inevitable abuse. Seconds passed, but it
never came. Lady Bullet looked around. The protesters stood staring at
her and the square had grown silent. "You're right," Lady Bullet said.
"I let you down, and I'm sorry." She slowly stepped forward and to her
surprise, the crowd didn't move. "I don't deserve your forgiveness,
but I'm hoping you can find it in your heart to forgive me." Everyone
stood in silence. The crowd was now calm, contemplative even. Before
anyone could say anything, the ground rumbled. Lady Bullet blinked
three times to bring up her thermal vision and rapidly looked around.
She couldn't see anything, only static. The crowd began to murmur.
"Sue, I'm flying blind here," she said aloud. "There's too much
interference."
"Try to hang in there!" Sue said. "I picked up some samples and I
should get an algorithm tracker to you in a few minutes." Lady Bullet
nodded. She turned her attention back to the crowd. "If everyone could
please return home-" There was another rumble and Lady Bullet heard a
scream coming from the underground parking garage. She flew out of the
crowd and towards the side of the island, looking through the openings
of the parking garage. Nearby, a car emanating green smoke was
surrounded by bodies. One was a woman who was on the ground choking.
Lady Bullet picked her up and led her away from the bombed car. "Sue,
we got a car bombing. There's green smoke again."
"Okay, get everyone out of there," Sue replied. "One bomb isn't enough
to take out the island, so keep an eye out. Uploading the algorithm
now." A progress bar appeared in Lady Bullet's vision which filled up
within a few seconds. She activated algorithmic tracker and looked
around. "Oh God."
The entire island was covered in bombs.
The ground rumbled again and one of the bombs above her exploded. She
flew back up to the square and came to the crowd. "Everybody evacuate
the island!" She yelled. Another rumble. She looked up and one of the
towers exploded at the top and began leaning towards the center. The
crowd erupted into pandemonium, and everyone rushed to escape the
island. Lady Bullet flew up and pushed herself against the tower. She
pushed and pushed until the tower gave way. It started to fall in the
opposite direction, away from the civilians and into the water. She
looked around again. Another set of bombs exploded signaled by a low
rumble. She spotted the next building ready to fall and pushed it to
fall the other way. She looked around as she was pushing. Two towers
left and it was only a matter of time of when they would fall.
Finally, the second tower fell into the ocean.
The ground rumbled again signaling the fall of the third tower. Lady
Bullet rushed to it to push it away from the escaping civilians. This
one was unusually heavy and it was taking her longer to push it to the
other side. Suddenly, to her horror, the ground rumbled again. She
looked at the fourth and final tower, which was now falling onto the
bridge to mainland. "Oh come on!" Lady Bullet yelled. She tried her
best to speed up her push. Her boots began bursting with fire as she
tried to activate a sonic boom. Soon, the third tower started falling
into the ocean. Not a moment sooner, she used her sonic force to shoot
herself right under the fourth tower. She caught it right before it
hit the bridge, but the weight of the building was pushing too much on
her. This one was too heavy and was falling too fast.
Amidst the chaos, Dominic heard a voice. "Dominic..." it said. The
voice was the suit computer. "I may be able to assist. However, I will
need full control for the both of us." Dominic kept pushing. Images in
his mind flashed back to the helicopter about to crash, then to the
apartment incident. He remembered the faces angry at him. He
remembered the failure. Lady Bullet's voice came up again. "Dominic,
what we need to do will exert you past your physical limit. It is
imperative that I take full control for both our safety." Lady Bullet
looked behind her at the bridge. Cars were slowly moving, while many
others were running. She caught a little girl running across as her
mom dragged her on. Lady Bullet shook her head. "Susan," she said.
"What's up?" Susan replied over comms.
"Has my code been fully integrated?"
"Yeah, it's good to go!"
Dominic sighed. "Lady Bullet, I'm sorry for not trusting you before.
Do it!"
"Thank you Dominic," Lady Bullet said. "Assuming full control."
Dominic's vision blurred and he blacked out.
Lady Bullet ran her legs in mid air as she continued to push the
falling tower upwards. She kept pushing until finally the tower
stopped in its place, mere inches away from touching the bridge. At
this moment, Lady Bullet put her plan into action. On her back, two
vertical slits opened on her skin, and metal rods sprouted out from
behind. Each rod extended 8 feet outward. The rods flicked downward
and metal shards resembling bird feathers extended out. Some on the
bridge noticed this, and froze with amazement. Lady Bullet
repositioned herself so that the tower was now leaning against her
back. The wings folded backwards to maintain a wider grip on the
falling tower. She extended her feet outward and activated her sonic
jets. Fire shot from the bottom of her boots and slowly, she began
flying backwards. The bridge was now getting farther and farther away.
Soon the tower was completely upright, but Lady Bullet kept pushing.
She turned back around to finish the job and pushed the last tower
into the ocean.
There was a tremendous thud and Lady Bullet got out and made it to the
bridge. The crowd of people clapped and cheered. Many took out their
phones to record what happened, but they also got a view of a newly
evolved Lady Bullet. She smiled and waved at everyone on the bridge.
She felt redeemed.
"L.B.!" Susan said over comms. "I lost your vitals. Are you okay?"
Lady Bullet smiled. "I'm fine. The user is currently unconscious, but
we're both okay."
Susan came on comms again, with a change of tone and urgency. "Take a
breath and head downtown. There's something going on in the city."
Lady Bullet hovered higher. In the distance, purple laser lights were
dancing around as a giant cloud of fog began rising and obscuring the
buildings. Even though it was far, the low rumblings of bass drums
reverbed through the entire city.
Susan came on comms again, "You've only got three hours of charge
left, are you sure you can take it?"
Lady Bullet hovered higher. She retracted her wings and positioned
herself into flight mode. "I'll do it in one."
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