The human mind, when boiled down to its most fundamental building blocks, was simply a system of ON and OFF switches. In that sense, it is functionally identical to that of a computerâs mainframe. When putting both of those thoughts together, the idea that the human brain can be completely digitized and transferred through networks isnât too far-fetched an idea.
At the very least, that was the thought of Hans Hopper, a freelance software engineer. Currently, he was working at a computer repair shop to get some extra money and to kill time between projectsâincluding his own.
âIt could be possible,â he voiced his dreams to his boss, Carl, as they took a look at some guyâs gaming PC. The components were state of the art, some not even out in the market yet. Just the graphic card and motherboard made Hans drool at the sight. Streamers get all the luck, he thought. The owner, some small-name star with a big ego, took poor care of his machine, leading to landing on Carl's shop.
âYâknow, Hopper,â Carl began as he cleaned some dust off of the PCâs parts, âI think if you put that head of yours outta the clouds and into reality with the rest oâ us, youâd really take off. Least you wouldnât be stuck in this freelancing business and get a real job like some oâ your peers.â
âAnd be like those corporate suck-ups?â Hans snorted. âAs if. Iâm not gonna be another cog in the machine. Now being in a machine." He grinned, already fantasizing about the things he'd do if he could ditch his flawed, physical form for a future full of infinite potential inside of a network. "That's what I'm after."
âLeast those corporate suck-ups can afford their own places,â Carl sighed. âYouâre still living with roommates at, what, 30?â
â...27, actually.â
Grinning, Carl said, âAnd thereâs my point. At your age, Hans, I--â he paused as his phone began to ring with an irritatingly catchy tune. âAw, shit. Lost track of time.â Before Carl ducked to the back of the store and towards the hall that led to his home, he glanced back and said, âCan you wrap up here and close the store, Hans?â
âYou got it, boss," Hans said, waving him off. "Take care." Carl left without an answer, and Hans found himself alone with a PC he could only dream of. "Well well," he said, digging into his pocket and pulling out a flash drive. "Looks like it's just you and me from now on. Let's see if what's under the hood's enough to get my program running."
While Carl had a point that Hans' dream was beyond the capacity of current human technology, the world of sci-fi and fantasy lacked such rules. "Just like that ol' title," he muttered to himself as he inserted the flash drive into a USB drive. "A machine can't act like a human mind, but it can calculate runes with no trouble. Sometimes when we canât use tech to get somewhere, we gotta use shortcuts.â
This PC was his best chance to experiment on his little program to see if it worked. After checking to make sure the drives were all up to date and the whole thing was running smoothly, Hans executed his program. A few keystrokes later, a magic circle formed on the screen. âLetâs goooâWOAH!â
Although Hans should have figured that the ritual wouldnât be painless, having his physical form ripped apart and turned into data was nothing short of excruciating. Reforming himself later wouldnât be any less unpleasant, but he could never turn down the chance to become data and revolutionize the field of⌠magic? Science? Magitek?
He witnessed his fingers slowly fade as if turning into dust and flow like a stream of water into the screen. As the entirety of his arms completely disappeared, sprites that resembled arms appeared on the screen. "L-Least it works?" Hans nervously said as more and more of his body faded away.
Eventually, Hans' ability to feel, taste, hear, and see waned as his body fully waxed into the computer. The sensation⌠was nothing. There were no nerves or sensors to feel with, but he could understand the data that his mind had access to. Overwhelming, yet the sensation felt like precious wine on his lips.
The network⌠Though small, Hans was amazed at how he could travel through the network of the shopâincluding Carlâs personal PC.
âNo, no,â Hans realized he could hear. He saw Carl through the uncovered camera and heard him through a microphone that remained plugged in. For a tech-savvy guy, Carl was real lenient in terms of privacy. "C'mon, Elise, be reasonable here. We got a meeting with the divorce lawyer tomorrow. Canât you have your little wine party another day?â Carl rolled his eyes as he pocketed his phone. âFuckinâ bitch. Canât give me a break.â
And now, as Carl sat down to work on his computer, Hans realized he could attempt the other upside of the ritual. With his mind now data, he could reach out and override the "data" that was another's consciousness.
âWhat the hell am I supposed toâMMGPHF!â
It wasnât the most graceful exit, but Hans couldnât deny the results. Black tendrilsâan unnatural amalgamation of data and flesh flew from the screen and landed on Carlâs face, causing him to fly back a few inches. His body twitched and convulsed, back forming a C, Â as Hansâ essence flowed into each of Carlâs orifices. Carlâs feet kicked at the ground, fingers gripping his chairâs armrests, as Hansâ essence attacked and invaded his brain.
âA-Ah, ahhh.â Carl helplessly moaned as Hans override any freedom and control over his body. After a few painful seconds with his back arched and his toes curling as the sensation of being overtaken overwhelmed him, Hans awoke in his bossâ body.
âWell, well,â said Hans, feeling his new arms. âNot exactly my first choice for a body, but not a bad test drive.â He stretched in the comfortable office chair, a gift from another customer. âMan, Carl, for an old guy you donât feel half-bad.â Now realizing that he was alone, a mischievous thought crossed Hansâ mind. âWell, got some time to keep doing some more research on my little program. Maybe I can find a way to hack into other networks." Grinning to himself, he stood up and slowly stripped out of Carl's clothes. First, the shirt came off as the nipples hardened in the cool air, then the shoes were chucked to the side to allow his feet to breathe. The pants came off next, and finally, the underwear flew across the room as Hans embraced his newfound potentialâand his borrowed pole.
âWho knew old farts like you still had crazy stamina like this!â Hans cried out, furiously and desperately thrusting into his grip as he jacked off his bossâ body. âF-Fuck! Fuuuuuck!â Hans let out a roar as he came all over his bossâ keyboard. âW-Woah. Gonna have to clean that up later. Dunno where he keeps his tissues, but...â Hans paused and grinned once more. This wasnât his body, so what the hell? He bent down and began to lick the keys clean, making sure to savor his bossâ taste with each slurp.
The next day, he sat in his boss' room, giving another client's laptop a check-up. It was a Sunday and so the shop was closed, but Hans' mind was far too wired to relax by simply lying around the place. No, tinkering around and keeping his hands busy was how he would wind down.
Although, Hans remained without any clothes. The feeling of the chair against his naked skin was intoxicating. Never in his life had Hans worked in the nude, but he might have to start doing it more often as he tried on new skins. For now, though, might as well enjoy Carlâs life for a few more hours before trying on someone new.
Hansâ roommates were certainly appealing prospects.
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