𝑯𝒖𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒊𝒕𝒚'𝒔 𝑳𝒂𝒔𝒕

𝐅𝐢𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐞𝐧: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐞

⤿ ⠀ 1x'ꜱ ᴘᴏᴠ !

"Fuck, she's not here," I grumbled, glancing around the room.

There was a chair in the middle of the room with cut rope near the chair leg. I squatted down and picked it up, inspecting it.

"This is a blade's doing. Not a lance," a sigh left my lips as I stood upright, planting the rope into the petite bag I carried, "In other words... Pod, what are the designations of the deserters again?"

"Units 13B, 9B, 4D, and 26B."

"They must have heard the transmission somehow."

"Unit 1X, do you believe these individuals are the ones who have (Y/n)?" the pod responded.

"Of course, who else. Those machines wouldn't leave unless Adam gave orders, they're idiots without him. Not to mention, if allies found her, they would have reported immediately to Command when taking her back to the camp." I replied, beginning to walk again while pulling down my goggles. "Start a scan for black boxes, we're going hunting."

"Understood. Beginning scan for deserters' black boxes."

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I inaudibly ensued the detections that my Pod found, they were easy to pick up since they weren't far from the hospital to begin with.

The group left the City Ruins with (Y/n) in their possession, trekking into the desert.

So, this is the region you've been hiding in. I'll finally be able to follow through with that original request of extermination. But, her safety is the top priority.

The androids that took (Y/n) dragged her into a small cubby hole that was well hidden by the enclosing sunbaked rocks.

I finished walking once I approached the threshold of their hide-out when I overheard their voices.

"4D, make sure the human doesn't try to run. Make her feel... at home."

"Okay, c'mon (Y/n)."

Make her feel at home, huh? She'll bake out here. Worse yet, she'll die of heatstroke.

"We're doing this for what again, 13?"

"Control. Control over that ignorant bitch." 13B snapped back. I knew who she was speaking about, of course. A lot of YoRHa androids thought that the Commander was a bitch and that she favoured a certain few androids out of the whole.

"Do you actually think she'll care for a human? That human will die and the human race will be officially extinct."

9B... I remember when you wanted to meet (Y/n). And, you wanted to find her human friends. But, 26B changed you.

"I mean... we could just kill her ourselves."

At that point, I was done listening to them and slid through the rocks to see the three battle units looking at me with shock.

"I'll give you two options─"

"Save it, psycho. We're not giving her up without a fight." 26B cut me off, getting her bracers ready.

"Fine then. Let's dance."