Lucy, The Annoyingly Adorable Asperger's Android With The Abominable Anger Arsenal [FINALLY FINISHED]

Lots of people think of scientists are either stuck up nerds who think they are better than everyone, crazy people who are out to destroy humanity...or just don't think about them at all. Well, not every scientist is stereotypical, and there are those who are good people, as with everyone else.

Enter Sebastian Bartholomew Klug: a genius male bird faunus who loved nothing more than making advancements in scientific knowledge...outside his wife and daughter, Fiora Beilu and Lucille Annabelle Klug. They were a rather happy family, and they always spent enough time together, as Sebastian valued his family over his work.

Tragically, this would all end in an abrupt manner about 3 months after Lucille's fourteenth birthday, in which a local prison break holding hardened escaped in a nearby town and were fleeing and causing panic. Sebastian had been called out of town for a meeting that may have landed him a very hefty raise in pay, but that all fell through when he returned home to a ransacked town, a home and laboratory in rubble, and daughter and wife would had been violated and murdered in the wake of destruction.

Overwhelmed by grief and supported by fellow scientists who also lost love ones during the rampage, Sebastian rebuilt his lab. Staying true to his morals, Sebastian spent years looking a way to revive his wife and daughter, but every lead fell flat. Desperate, he conducted an experiment using a friends research and Dust along with his wife's corpse...but the results were rather unsettling and he quickly abandoned the idea of reviving his family back to the way it was before. However, he found another way...through robotics!

Over the next four years, Sebastian rarely left the lab. he worked day in and out so hard and consistently that even his fellow scientists were worried about him. He didn't pursue work or any goals outside of his focus to bring back his family, and it drained everything out of him. He was about to abandon all hope when, as with most discoveries, he stumbled upon it by accident: a portion of the research from a college that tossed due to the failed experiment to reanimate his wife wasn't wrong, it was just being used with the wrong focus in mind. Having new hope, he himself invented an artificial intelligence that was leagues ahead of what anyone would be able to produce in his lifetime or longer, he then decided to put on spin on it: giving the AI program instant access to the Internet at a whim, allowing it to learn and research at an incredible pace. He would soon dub it the code name PROJECT: ENLIGHTEN. He then took the excellent but misused portion of his colleagues research, a machine that when was able to influence the power of creativity and abstract thought process, enhancing ones imagination...properly named the Idea Engine.

Originally intending to be able to fund his other personal projects by selling his AI creation, Sebastian decided to make one last experiment: he wanted to know what would happen if he combined his PROJECT: ENLIGHTEN AI program with the Idea Engine. It took about a month to make a functioning prototype, but the results were mindblowing: the generation of abstract thought gave life and understanding to the AI program that went past a linear and logic standard. By itself, the AI would only focus on math problems or logic-based puzzles, but with the Idea Engine it began to form it's own thoughts and questions and formed a desire to learn about social issues and...it responded...emotionally to certain topics. Sebastian had accomplished the unthinkable: he had recreated the human brain! This new creation would be titled the Idea Engine Light, or IEL for short.

More years were spent in isolation, but this was due to eagerness and positive emotion, as Sebastian's goal was in sight. Finally, it was done! Sebastian eagerly pressed the button and watched in awe as the steam poured out and the doors opened from the make-shift cryogenic sleep machine...and a young girl with blonde hair slowly opened her eyes and stumbled out in a white nightgown.

'Easy now, it's been a while since you've had to walk. Now, what is your name?' he asked as he caught the girl before she fell.

The girl blinked a few times before responding in a very polite tone. 'Dearest Father, you haven't forgotten your own daughter Lucy, have you?'

'No...no I have not...and never shall I.' he said, shedding a tear as he hugged the girl tightly. 'Let us have a seat, for there is much for us to talk about.'


'Yes Father, I would love to chat with you, but I do first have a question: How does one perform "having a seat?"'

There was still much work to be done...


In just two short years, a lot had happened between Lucy and Sebastian: they learned a lot from one another, Lucy absolutely adored doing things with her father, she had been given a puppy (which she named Ruffles) that she loved and spent lots of time with, and the IEL was functioning perfectly as anything that Sebastian couldn't rightly explain to Lucy she could gather information from the Internet to learn more about...but most importantly, Sebastian through this new Lucy learned that no one could replace the family he lost, but he loved this Lucy for who she was and who she was becoming...this was his new family.

Unfortunately, it would seem Sebastian was not destined to maintain a family, as the government always seemed to get involved. The government had been in charge of the prison that had the breakout those many years ago, and this same bought-out government was keeping tabs on anything that could benefit them...and that included Sebastian and his works over the years. They knew about the Idea Engine Light, and they wanted to know about it's true capabilities...

As such, one night as Sebastian had just finished taking Ruffles for a walk, government agents showed up to take Lucy away as she greeted him at the door. There were lots of them, intimidation shots were fired, Sebastian was wounded, Lucy was in a panic...she had never witnessed true violence of this caliber before, and it was all happening too fast for her to process what was happening. They were threatening to kill her father unless she agreed to come with them, but her father demanded she not respond to them and go inside and hide in the basement. She was frozen in fear, and it was in that moment that Ruffles charged around the corner to defend his family. The poor pup wasn't trained for such a feat, but he got in some good bites on one of them before another shot went off and the poor dog dropped to the ground with a whine and was dead.

Lucy was crying in fear: she had never seen these men before, they were yelling, father was screaming and leaking red liquid from his leg, the men had metal objects that they kept pointing with force that pushed out smaller metal objects and made loud noise, and now her dog Ruffles was hit by one and wasn't moving. She fell on her knees towards him and went to hug him, but her father screamed again.

'LUCY! DON'T TOUCH HIM!' he pleaded, but in the heat of the moment, this would be the one time she didn't listen to her father. She reached out and placeStild her hands on her beloved pet...and her sensors picked up no trace lifesigns...but she didn't know what that meant. In her fear and haste to understand what was going on, she frantically used her Internet uplink to understand what it meant to not have lifesigns...


Still bodies, distraught families, pain, anger, flat-lined IVs, grief, depression, caskets, tombstones, crying, loneliness, wounded bodies, skeletons with hooded cloaks, explosions, red liquid, insides on the outside of the body, rows of lifeless children and women, bullets whizzing, organs splattering, rows of flags, mounds of dirt, bodies being put underground and buried...and it all meant being gone...gone for good, gone forever...never coming back...and to kill meant to remove someone's lifesigns...and they were going to kill her father!

Lucy emitted a high-pitched metallic screech that ripped through the night sky and increased in decibel as her eyes emitted a red light the grew brighter and brighter with each decibel increase.

Sebastian watched as the second girl he helped create and teach, the second little girl he loved so much, suddenly transformed into some sort of giant mechanical being who sliced, diced, shot, crushed...killed every one of the men sent after them in ways so brutal it made a man like himself who had seen many disturbing sights cringe. In what seemed like the blink of an eye, they went from being surrounded by threatening agents to being surrounded by body parts and blood. The minute he could muster the energy, Sebastian distracted and calmed Lucy down before she could possibly get any more out of control, and after burying Ruffles they decided to call it a night before he took the steps to handle the issue in the morning.

Word traveled fast, and the act of killing over twenty government agents without doubt brought even more highly trained ones to collect. Sebastian had no choice: he loved Lucy too much to let them do what they had planned. After speaking with her about it, she agreed with him about the best course of action: she would undergo a full reboot, wiping away everything she knew about her old life. By the time the agents got there, the process was already underway and interrupting it would only destroy what they were coming for. The agents took Sebastian away, as he would find usefulness elsewhere, but not before he had taken the time to call his colleagues to watch over Lucy.

Six months later, Lucy emerged back into the world with a bit of a different outlook on things: not only was she a clean slate, but the connection between her logical and abstract thoughts were a bit limited: her IEL had multiple limiters placed upon it, to prevent future similar events. It took a bit longer to teach her simple things, but after a year she managed to be function in society.

It was a rather sudden decision, but the team of colleagues agreed that Lucy should attend Syne Academy. Originally, the Syne Board was completely against Lucy's attendance of the academy: she didn't meet any of the qualifications and would be more of a hassle than anything...but when all the board members received letters and the academy budget was dramatically cut, they agreed to have her attend, and so did the extra funds. Soon enough, Lucy would be boarding the ships that would land her at Syne Academy!

She heard lots of voices around her, all of them asking about her well being, and she noted that her entire body had met with the floor...again. She rose to her feet in an awkward and lanky manner, then dusted of her pretty blue skirt and picked up Mr. Floppsies and gave him a thorough dusting off as well. Then she looked up and smiled before she responded. Mr. Floppsies metal hat turning a shade of a light green.

'Assurance: It's okay, I'm actually doing quite well today! Follow-Up: Thank you all so much for worrying about me, but I am most definitely A-Okay!' she then opened her eyes and her smiled faded into a nervous smirk as she noticed everyone eyeing her they way the always did with the looks that made them look confused and bewildered. Mr. Floppsies's hat changed for light green to a peridot color as Lucy quickly dashes over to an empty table in the corner of the food court and took out her lunch and prepared to eat her homemade casserole sandwich.