65th ♫ | by the look of the sky, i wonder if the raindrops will turn into snow

[phaiinein]

WINTER HOLIDAY ❤ 2022 CMO

WOW a whole year has gone by already and it's already time for another WINTER SEASON THEMED CMO!!!! obviously you can use this for other winter holidays from other cultures but i'm doing christmas and fantasy christmas because i morph into an elf on the shelf at exactly midnight on november 1st like a werewolf curse

As well as prompts, this post can also be used for IC gift giving! Feel free to just tap my toplevels for a gift-giving starter if that's what you want.

Feel free to also use this as a meme/mingle/CMO or whatever for your own characters! Include prompts or don't, I ain't the boss of you.

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RP Scenario Generator | Mistletoe Meme | Seasonal Greetings Meme | Winter Wonderland Meme | Winter Festival Meme | Baby, It's Cold Outside Meme | Happy Holidays Meme | Rain Meme | Body Heat Meme | Family Meme

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[divisors]

....Your creator really wanted bang for his buck when creating you, huh? Even better than the original.

[He could see why, though. He'd make sure to patch up weaknesses where he can. Moriarty watches with interest as the snow melts.]

Still. Waterproof or not. It's cold.

[mechspeed]

Are you concerned?

[HOW HUMAN OF YOU, MORIARTY.

But he also just shrugs.]

While I do not possess a sense of touch, my AI chip is designed to simulate sensations of discomfort and pain in the event I am operating under hazardous conditions.

This cold is tolerable.

[divisors]

Eh? What? No.

[SAID INSTANTLY.]

Ah, so its like a built-in meter for letting you know something is wrong? Though...that kind of smacks of a little unethical. Kind of like making a machine able to scream in pain, really.

[mechspeed]

I believe it is to heighten reaction speed.

[And he sounds so matter of fact about it, too.]

A garden variety badnik will not change its course moments before it is destroyed, as it possesses no sense of self preservation. They are rudimentary AIs, which is acceptable given they are rank and file soldiers.

But I have experienced death several times before. It is an unpleasantness I have learned to avoid at all costs.

[divisors]

You...know the meaning of death?

[That's.......]


[.....]

[He shifts in place, almost a little uncomfortable.]

One would think they'd just delete the memories of those times.

[mechspeed]

Defeats yield data. Data is invaluable when formulating future strategies.

[...he is bothered by this, isn't he? Even Metal can tell.

And Metal fucking sucks at this kind of thing.]

We do not have to discuss this further, if you find it difficult to. I am aware organics share a much more tense relationship with the concept.

[divisors]

Tch. Perhaps.

[He makes a face at that last part.]

Look, I'm hardly "organic" anymore. And I already died. So I'm not unaware of the experience.

[mechspeed]

"Organic" does not simply refer to a difference in flesh versus mineral. It is the fundamental difference between how we experience the world and our relationship with certain concepts, such as life and death.

As a "heroic spirit" [he somehow manages to say that with some disbelief. but it's mostly in moriarty himself, not the concept] you have not ceased to be organic. The way you think. The way you feel.

Even with a human body, I do not "become" human. I remain a machine.

[divisors]

...

[He wants to argue it, but he can't, truly. Even if Heroic Spirits are shades of humanity, that's the key of it. Humanity. Though...]

Hm. Here's a thought for you. Let's say someone installed the ability to feel more emotions in you. Even with your body being metal, your processes being a machine, would that lead you to think like a human?

[mechspeed]

Perhaps. I do not necessarily understand exactly how wide the difference is, given I can only base it on what I have observed.

[And trust me, the narrator, that he fucking sucks at it.]

I would wonder whether or not a simulacrum of an organic life form would maintain the same thought processes when it knows it is made of wires and metal, not flesh.

[The hypothetical person may be less cautious given machines are more easily repaired, typically.]

[divisors]

Hm. An interesting question in turn. I knew of a Servant who was indeed what you'd call a "mecha". A powerful figure that could shoot down whatever he pleased. Whether he was human before...that's questionable. There is likely Servants that fit that role, though whether they retained their ways of thinking in a new form would be...hm.

[Hmmm.]

Do you think metal lifeforms are superior over organic ones?

[mechspeed]

I believe I am superior to organic life forms.

[At least it isn't some weird...machine master race shit going on here, he's just got an ego. He doesn't inherently respect other machines or AIs over humans by default.]

However, I will admit...there are...certain aspects to an organic's power that I have yet to ascertain. But once I have figured it out, I will make it my own.

[It's lame shounen shit like friendship and heart or whatever, he's doomed narratively speaking.]

[divisors]

Sure, sure.

["ITS A NICE THOUGHT, DEAR" vibes on that reply, though Moriarty would be the first to admit a robot's advantages over a human first thing.]

[A little tilt of the head.]

Oh? What exactly escapes your understanding? What aspects?

[mechspeed]

I just told you I do not know what it is.

[REALLY JAMES.]

But whatever it is that allows Sonic to overcome me. It is not his speed or his strength. It is something I have not been able to analyze.

[divisors]

Look, you can still have a hint of what it might be. Come on.

[binch!]

Hm. Perhaps his attitude?

[mechspeed]

What would his attitude have to do with it?

[That isn't something he can measure in power levels!!]

[divisors]

Eh. Hm. Well...its like...."the belief I can do it gives me extra strength on top of the stuff I already have".

Which isn't exactly scientific. But there is something to it.

[mechspeed]

Preposterous. Such a factor has no bearing on overall combat ability.

It is merely organic romanticization.

[See.]

[divisors]

Romanticization?

[He barks out a laugh.]

I guess it makes sense a machine would see it like that.

[mechspeed]

It is something even you fall prey to on occasion, Professor. Of that I'm certain.

[But it's just a bias against organics, not him saying with any certainty over what Moriarty is like.]

But such feelings are merely an illogical justification for chemical responses within your brain. Nothing more.

[divisors]

Oh, please. I'm a mathematician. Logic and numbers are my bread and butter.

[Now he's just contrary just to be contrary.]

Hm. I suppose logically, you could see that. But I suppose machines never could be able to grasp the most irrational of elements.

[mechspeed]

It is merely the divide in how we see the world.

You cannot help your organic tendencies, but I lack them entirely.

[And that's why he's so MISERABLE i mean Practical all the time.]

[divisors]

...Have you ever wanted to have organic tendencies?

[mechspeed]

There would be no purpose in doing so.

It would simply bloat my behavioural patterns with unnecessary code.

[divisors]

Ah. And yet...people get by with that "unnecessary code" somehow, hm? Makes you wonder if some of it may be more important than not.