Search of the Antiquorum (Astro boy X reader)

Planet Alstar

You guided Astro down the small ball of the space ship and opened a door which lead to a spare guest room and gestured to it with a smile.

"Here, it's getting late and I'm sure that you'll want to conserve your energy for when we arrive back at my home planet." You told. Astro's eyes widened and he turned towards you.

"Wait, we're not staying in the same room?" Astro questioned. You shook your head and rested your hands on your hips.

"Of course not, silly! Even though you're a robot, you're still a boy. I'm a girl. And boys and girls can't sleep in the same room together." You told. Astro pouted at you and he rested his hand on his chest.

"What makes me a boy?" Astro questioned. You blushed slightly at the question and looked to the side.

"W-well, y-you just are okay!?" Astro frowned, not satisfied with your answer. He then felt someone pat his leg and he looked down to see Plue smiling up at him.

"I can be your roommate if you like!" Plue suggested. Astro glanced at you then back down at Plue and smiled and nodded.

"Okay!" Plue grinned and walked into the room.

"Then come on!" Astro was about to follow Plue in when you grabbed his arm and pulled him back slightly. Astro gave you a questioning look when he saw your serious face.

"Astro. When we get back to my home planet, you must stay by my side at all times. Do you understand?" You questioned. Astro nodded and you smiled at him. "Good. Now, go get some sleep. We'll be arriving back at my home planet in approximately three hours." You told. Astro nodded and frowned at the word sleep. He had already slept for over a thousand years, he didn't need anymore, right? His thoughts were then interrupted when Plue grabbed his hand and dragged him into the room. You turned around and headed back into the pilot room.

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Astro stared at the roof while Plue snoozed away. Astro then sighed and tried to think back to his past. But all he could remember was static. Astro mfrowned and held his hand to his head. He couldn't sleep. Astro sighed and got out of bed. He then walked out of the room and down to the hallway to the pilot room where he saw you steering the ship. Astro walked up to you and tapped you on the shoulder, causing you to turn around and look at Astro. You smiled at Astro as you put the ship on autopilot.

"Hey Astro, how come you aren't sleeping?" You questioned. Astro sighed and looked down.

"I wasn't tired." Astro told. He then sat down in the seat next to you and looked out at the cosmos. "Hey, you asked me earlier if I knew what the Antiquorum was. What is that?" Astro questioned. You glanced at Astro and looked over at the cosmos.

"Well, the Antiquorum is the ancient motherboard of all robots and other technical devices. Some people would call her the goddess of all technology. The Antiquorum was made over a thousand years ago and had originated from Earth, or that's my guess anyway." You explained. You then turned to Astro and smiled. "That's why I asked you if you knew about it since you're about the same age as the Antiquorum. Although...you don't have your memories so there isn't much we can do about that." You admitted. Astro's eyes widened. He then looked at you.

"Um, may I ask why you're looking for the Antiquorum?" You looked forwards as you thought to the promise you made to your grandfather. Suddenly, images of his death along with screaming and a lot of blood appeared in your mind and your eyes widened. You then shook your head and clenched your fists.

"I...made a promise to someone. I promised them that I would find the Antiquorum no matter what and show the world that my grandfather wasn't a fool in believing that it was possible to find it." You told. You then looked forwards and your eyes hardened. "I will find the Antiquorum even if it kills me." Astro's eyes widened at your perseverance. He then smile and nodded.