hiiii I am putting my school project in here!!! cause im proud of it. PSA the only connection to this and Vocaloid is the fact the protagonist is named Rei LOL
this is only the prologue soo maybe ill upload the rest... also need to figure out spacing on this

The air in the lab felt sterile and dry, Quiet footsteps echo through the empty halls. "You called for me, doctor?" the machine asked, with an strangely human voice. it's metal chitin shining under the overhead lights.
" Please, Im more than done with that title. We both know that I'll be losing that name soon." The Doctor waved her gloved hand dismissively, her other hand holding papers. Test papers, presumably. "...is this because of the test results?" The machine tensed, its eyes squinting and clenching its cold hands. The tests never ceased to concern it, it was always it's least favorite part of having to live here.
"for something supposed to be non-sapient, your'e surprisingly emotive." Somehow, the machine felt uneasy with her choice of words.
The doctor turned back and started walking, "I want to have one last chat before I leave this place for good," She smiled as she beckoned the machine with her hand, "follow me."
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The doctor led the machine into a balcony, the cold air of the outside blowing their hair. The doctor sat down on the cold concrete, and so did the machine.
"I always go back here to look at the sky," she began, looking up. "You can see the stars up here." Her brown eyes seemingly sparkled, just like the stars. ‘they were always so beautiful, at this time of the night.’
"Shouldn't you be working?" The machine asked. "It's called a break, you twat." She hit the top of its head lightly, chuckling at the machine's comment. It protested with a small"ow.", rubbing the top of its head, its face almost looking like it was angry.
she turned back to the sky, amused at the robot's face. "You look like a child when you do that," she said. "oh, really?" it huffed, despite the fact it doesn't have lungs and can't breathe. It then looked back at the sky too.
"May i ask a question?" it spared a glance at the doctor. "you just asked one," the doctor laughed, she liked to annoy the machine every once in a while. "Very well, may i ask two more?" it asked, looking even more annoyed, it's faux eyebrows furrowed.
"why do you look at the stars?"
"they're pretty, that's why." She said this with a bright smile and looked at it fondly.
"...may I ask another two questions?"
"You may."
"why do you like the stars?"
"Why do I like the stars?" she looked solemnly at the shining stars, so bright and so far away.
"...That's a good question. I can't say." for a moment, there was an awkward silence... until the Doctor's phone rang. "Oh," she pulled out the phone from her jacket, and checked the time. "Shoot. before I go, take this," she took one of the ribbons she wore on her head, then tied it around the machine's side ponytail. She stopped to look at it for a moment, "...For good luck." she said before waving goodbye, and hurrying out of the balcony.
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