LunarParadox
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The night was young, twinkling stars just starting to show in the sky. The streets were busy, humans and androids alike scurrying about to arrive at Krathe's city center, which was decorated in high fashion. The fountain at the center was draped with glowing flowers - specially designed for the occasion - and the surrounding buildings were covered in banners and lights. It was the celebration of the new year, an event that was met with great excitement by almost everyone and attended by citizens and council alike. And, of course, their android companions. Tables were set up with an array of food and drinks, and the rest of the city center was cleared for dancing. A few people were already swaying on the dance floor, but it was early, and by the end of the night the square was sure to be filled to the brim.
Winter stood against a wall, posture stiff and straight, expression blank. People avoided her as they came into the square - there weren't many who didn't know who she was, and they preferred to keep a safe distance. Not that it mattered, really. It didn't affect her ability to observe, so she didn't care. Or at least, she was programmed not to care. Deep inside, there was a feeling of discontent, but she ignored it. It was irrelevant to her purpose, after all. A flower from the decorations had fallen down to rest on her left shoulder, but she ignored that too. She looked like a statue standing there, and she expected the situation to remain much the same throughout the night.
Winter stood against a wall, posture stiff and straight, expression blank. People avoided her as they came into the square - there weren't many who didn't know who she was, and they preferred to keep a safe distance. Not that it mattered, really. It didn't affect her ability to observe, so she didn't care. Or at least, she was programmed not to care. Deep inside, there was a feeling of discontent, but she ignored it. It was irrelevant to her purpose, after all. A flower from the decorations had fallen down to rest on her left shoulder, but she ignored that too. She looked like a statue standing there, and she expected the situation to remain much the same throughout the night.