Activation Sequence 103
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Last published Sat, Jan 3, 2015
Life as an apprentice Technician has always been the same: design the weapon; construct the weapon; test the weapon; send the weapon to battlefield. That was always how it has been on Principes Omnipotens. But with the activation of ALGA-57 -the first droid ever created that possesses a personality- Fredrick Trace finds himself trapped on planet Earth, home of his ancestors a lifetime ago, and he will do whatever it takes for him - and his robot- to find their way back.
(Please note that this story is in the writing phase, and I may go back and change certain events, chapter titles or even the story name. Reviews and feedback both positive and negative is greatly appreciated)
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