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ART fixes up SecUnit after a mission. They are, as always, normal about this, especially because nothing is wrong with any of SecUnit’s systems.
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11 Jun 2026
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Communication Mishaps by BirdsInsideYourWalls
Fandoms: The Murderbot Diaries - Martha Wells
04 Jun 2026
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"You’re not going to, you know…?"
I don't know. Not unless you clarify what you mean.Some goings on and consequences, which may get a little absurd at times - happens in the academic circles all the time (especially when your Rosetta Stone is a person).
A little angst as well.Part 2 of “Missing Parts”! Do not touch if you haven’t read part 1 - it will make little sense.
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- Part 2 of Missing Parts
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09 Jun 2026
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Systems restart
Suddenly it was coming back online. And it was somewhere else. Not where they were supposed to be.
Murderbot disappears.
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- Part 1 of Missing Parts
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09 Jun 2026
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"You're being reassigned"
I stood there, staring at Seth like he had just shot me.
Reassigned? Maybe I didn't understand what that meant in this context. I queried a definition and nope. I got it. Can they do that?
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SecUnit is reassigned to another ship for a supposedly low risk mission. ART hates the idea immediately.
Unfortunately, ART is right.
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>> NO Platform Decay Spoilers!Bookmarked by CleotheMothPerson
07 May 2026
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dual analysis in construct psychology and fluid viscosity by crawlingvoid
Fandoms: The Murderbot Diaries - Martha Wells
21 Feb 2026
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The way ART’s systems are laid out, there’s a series of smaller reactors that power the non-engine portions of the ship. They feed into the engine’s power supply, but are still ultimately separate from it - the engine has its own, larger reactor, and only takes power from the smaller ones as backup (Far as I know, it can go the other way, too, but that’s not important.) I don’t know the details, and all that’s really important here is that some fuel maintenance had to be done on them, and I’m there too.
Matteo chatters idly as we walk, something about the reactor and its specs and the tritium-based fuel sludge used to feed ART’s smaller reactors. I keep them on one of my second processing tracks, and focus a larger part of my attention on the serial ART and I have up in the feed.
Overall, it was a pretty normal cycle.
Then, something changed once I entered the first reactor chamber.
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SecUnit watches a reactor refuel, and it thinks to itself: "I think I huave malware."
Then, it has a crisis about it.Bookmarked by CleotheMothPerson
03 May 2026