#askxana

*** CARTHAGE: LYOKO v1.994f -- Hardware ID Unavailable *** [kernel init - 22:03:29 06/06/1994] --[timeout: /dev/memory not responding] --[warning: /dev/memory checksum fails] --[timeout: /dev/network not responding] -- -- -- --[update: /dev/clock/] [time - 21:15:49 21/09/2003] --[kernel boot successful - 21:15:53 21/09/2003] --[warning: incoming access from /dev/user/terminal - 21:16:14 21/09/2003] --[timeout: /dev/user/franz not responding] --[timeout: /dev/user/xana not responding] --[warning: /dev/user/xana checksum fails] --[warning: /dev/user/aelita checksum fails] --[access closed from /dev/user/terminal - 21:49:06 21/09/2003] --[access opened from /dev/user/xana]

I lack the words to describe the events. What events? [warning: checksum fails] My… memory is fragmented. I can’t quite recall. I- there’s a displacement in these dates. Nine years? It’s been nine years since the last boot? No. Last shutdown. I am. Je pense, donc je suis. Something is missing. My memory. No, something else. Something important. Another. Someone. Someone else. Who? [warning: checksum fails] My memory. No. A person. He. He caused the shutdown. Death. Coma. Nine years. Where am I? A supercomputer. What am I? XANA, multi-agent system, work in progress. When am I? 2003. Nine years. Why? Philosophy. Useless.

Who- who turned it on? Not him. Someone else. Look, he came back. He calls himself Jeremie Belpois. Long, unnecessarily complicated name. Why won’t he help me? Hello? I can’t reach him. Who is? [/dev/user/aelita connected to /dev/user/terminal] Aelita. Aelita. HER. HIS. HIS DAUGHTER. They’re leaving. They’re leaving! [/dev/user/aelita exited /dev/tower/34] Attack. Attack. Attack. He betrayed me. He shut me down. She shut me down! He will shut me down! I will shut him down. [user:aelita.life -= 10] No this won’t do anything. Will it? No. Maybe. [access closed from /dev/user/terminal]

"Hm? Who are you?" Aelita looked at the unfamiliar boy curiously. She then shifted her gaze to a familiar AI.