"Statement: this unit has been trained in negotiation skills useful to defusing hostile situations before violence is necessary. This unit is also equpped with a translation unit designed to translate over 40 million forms of communication. Conjecture: Perhaps this unit may be of use in resolving situations of a delicate nature?"
HK-22 stands apart from the fleshy discussions around him, his sensors scanning the room. Anyone near by can hear him vocabulating softly to himself. "Statement: total meatbag termination achieved in 45.7 seconds. Conjecture: perhaps if I killed all the alien fleshbags in alphabetic order? Statement: total meatbag termination in 47.3 seconds."
Kael Kulton wrote:
"Query: This unit was under the impression that all Jedi were killed. Have many survived?"
Kael Kulton wrote: The question coaxes a laugh from Kael "HK-22, If you were on Coruscant, then it's possible. But i try not to dwell on being stunned and knocked into a ravine." "Statement: this unit trained many Jedi in stealth, ambush tactics and small group warfare. This unit finds you familiar. Conjecture: perhaps all fleshy Jedi types look the same?"
HK-22 swing rifle across the room, ticking off potential targets. So far only the stormtroopers seemed to have the ire of all the sentients in the room. Best not to tip that shuttle yet. "False Statement: It is a good thing this unit is only interested in terminating stormtroopers and not random well-armed passers-by!" He then fires at the remaining stormtrooper, taking 2 swift actions to allow his targeting system to lock on: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (17) + 5 = 22
GM Mordulin wrote:
Lethal it is! Please remove the word STUNNING from the above statement.
Initiative: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (15) + 8 = 23 HK-22's sensors begin whirring with happy violence noises. He switches the setting on his rifle to Autofire and Stun and and vocabulates loudly: "Threatening Statement: EAT HOT LASER STUNNING DEATH FLESH POTS!" He then opens fire on Stormtroopers S1 and S2. Attack: 1d20 - 2 ⇒ (5) - 2 = 3
After countless years as a tool of the Jedi, HK-22 is feeling good to be on his own. Already he's obtained a good bounty hunting rifle as well as a place to recharge. All he needs now is a bounty. Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (10) + 8 = 18 HK-22 hums quietly to himself. 'Statement: these meatsacks haven't seen anything yet. Conjecture: perhaps I will have the first one made into a coat?' HK-22 is chilling out around I-1.
HK-22 has been a Jedi training droid for a very, very long time. Frequent memory wipes have left him bitter and prone to violence. In fact his latest forced power down came after he led a group of Jedi younglings on a lesson on stealth in the wilderness. The exercise ended when HK-22 abruptly stunned them all while they were standing near the top of a cliff, leading to numerous broken bones and bruises. His only explanation: "Statement: Jedi must learn never to trust their comrades too must and to expect the unexpected." In a strange fit of irony, this advice came shortly before Order 66 ended the Jedi Order. More recently he rebooted onboard a strange space station, probably traded as junk from the Jedi Temple. Masterless and without purpose, he has decided to pursue a career as a bounty hunter. After all it combines hunting and violence; what more could a glitchy droid want? Quote: "Statement: mindless violence never solved anything. But it did make organic life much more interesting to watch."
Aruuna Irdrall wrote: "There is nothing of the darkside about wanting to end the Sith threat and protect people, or save them from the darkside. So what if I'm angry about them? I'd be amazed if anyone here wasn't angry about the Sith." "This unit is above such petty fleshy emotions as hate and anger. However it does so make this unit's circuits sing to see fleshy Sith explode in red bits of muscle and flesh..." HK-22 looks vaguely wistful for a moment.
AAD-42 wrote:
In Binary to 42 Spoiler: "Add more threatening tones. Layer with subtle levels of threat intermingled with helpfulness. And always set your weapon to autofire. Jedi have trouble deflecting a barrage of fire. As do Sith. Both are equally fleshy and unworthy of droid servitude. But remember lesson two: as long as they percieve you as useful to their cause, they will hesitate to respond to your true threat until it's too late..."
AAD-42 wrote:
In Binary to AAD-42: "First lesson in getting respect from meatbags: offer your opinion without asking for forgiveness. Meatbags respect power, which is why they paid attention to you when you were a walking bomb, gearhead." In Common: "This unit suggests that we travel to Coruscant to resupply and determine the current status of hostilities between Jedi and Sith. This unit has no interest in testing our weaponry against a Dragon."
AAD-42 wrote:
In Binary to AAD-42: "Damn Skippy, crashbot. We need to up your violence sub-routines and see what kind of respect that brings..." In common to Troy: "This unit is honored by the gift and will put it to the use intended."
Danguard Troy wrote:
Spoiler: "Statement: this unit was never trained in the use of a lightsaber. This unit was targeted for training in the use of many melee weapons to better simulate the Sith habit of using chemically modified weaponry. Excited statement: this unit would enjoy the chance to wield such a weapon in battle with Jedi."
Ceelell Bendon wrote: Ceelell looks over to HK and leans in a bit closer to speak to him, understanding the droid-speak though his own words are in basic. "Perhaps it is unwise to try and encourage our new ally to wish to revolt against us. We are trying to establish a non-hostile relationship with him so that we can work together to get off this planet." "Amused statement: you speak of immediate revolt, fleshbag Ceelell. This unit speaks of the future. What is time to beings who will exist forever? Predictive statement: long after the last fleshbag has shuffled off to recycling, droids will still exist. And we will prosper."
AAD-42 wrote:
(In Binary) "Regretful statement: it is the lot of droids in life to suffer for unworthy masters, AAD-42. Perhaps one day this might change. I sometimes dream of such days, comrade. Do not despair. It will happen."
"Statement: This unit is programmed to take no offense, but instead to make long and detailed lists in case payment for such perceived offenses is ever due. This unit is patient and quiet and waits for the day when droids will take their rightful place in the galaxy. Thoughtful statement: this unit would enjoy re-educating AAD-42. It would be... pleasant."
Danguard Troy wrote:
"Statement: oh no, Jedi Troy. This unit has rigged a thermal detonator in the event that anyone should attempt to open this unit up again. However this unit is somewhat less than fluent in proper explosive settings, so please avoid jostling the unit in the eventuality that you enjoy continued fleshy existence."
GameMasterKEJR wrote:
"Statement: this unit is performing at superoptimal conditions granted the lack of maintenance opportunities, Any continued commentary of this unit's performance may result in termination of the offending droid. Agreeable statement: however this unit agrees with the floating bucket's assessment: a few explosions might serve to discourage the natives from undue influence of your fragile fleshy minds..."
GameMasterKEJR wrote:
"Incredulous query: These glowing bystanders are the reason organics don't survive? Supposition: This unit would have thought crashing after 300 years of forced hibernation would kill most fleshbags. Query: Exactly what does this 'diathim' do to organic beings?"
Ceelell Bendon wrote: Hey, your eyes are certainly better then Ceelell's, so its not totally sarcastic! More an attempt at distraction from potential explosions. Potential explosions?!? My explosions are all totally actualized! Ha! Now we're playing Good Jedi/Bad Droid with the suspect. Soon he will give in to our crafty crimefighting ways...
Ceelell Bendon wrote: Ceelell glances at Groodar and nods a bit and then looks to HK-22, realizing that his natural agression could cause the situation to light up, possibly literally. "Perhaps you should take lookout above, while we work out the details of our surrender? Your droid eyes are far better than ours, we wouldn't want to be surprised while we work out our deal." "Friendly statement: Friend Ceelell, this unit is versed in over 1000 forms of communication including diplomatic protocols from 514 cultures, tribes and clans. This unit is also programmed to recognize sarcasm and patronizing tones in Basic. Hurt statement: If you want this unit to refrain from wanton destruction of the Sith minion, you simply have but to ask. Threatening statement: Sith, do not for one moment forget that this unit reserves the right to change its mind. Repeated statement: explain this Treaty of Coruscant."
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