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Rogue Robot

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Parts 13
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Reads 306
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Parts 13
Time 1h 27m

Cosmic_Galaxies

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In the future, robots and humans are working on a relationship. But it's not easy. It's a question, a question that threatens humanity- should robots be allowed to live? Should they be allowed to act and behave like humans? Everyone must answer, everyone must vote. But that's harder than it sounds.
Meanwhile,the Engine-Droids, an illegal group, makes robots. But there was a mistake in the programming and they created Error- a female robot, who is almost completely unaware that she is a robot. But nothing stays quiet for long.All Rights Reserved

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