Looma Ben 10 の小説・ストーリー

Chapter 60: Split Work Ben POV Ben was looking straight at his monitor trying to decode the puzzle but he kept zoning out to her face, he closed his and shook it a bit. Lora had been breaking his focus since she got there. He knew that no matter how she mask her real attitude towards things he could feel it. Her cautious but acting impulsive response was suspicious. He could see it, she was trying to act impulsive and stubborn but he knew it wasn’t the real her. He saw her before, how professional she was and good at almost everything.

I wondered “Hello class I’m Ben,I will be your Artificial Intelligence Guide.” The image said. “There are two the human Ben and what we call a Hologram Bot Ben. The actual Ben is unfortunately building security software that will act as a holobot shield for the GOH agency of all the nine provinces in South Africa. The hologram bot or HBot in simple terms has already been programmed, all lessons have been recorded in its system, Lessons will only take thirty minutes, every single day for two weeks and then it will be the end of all lessons. “Professor Phenyo explained.

I shall wait for your protection charm. Tyler: [You're spoiling her, Mommy. It's scary to bring along the charm!] Liora: [You're so annoying! Gah!] Soon afterward, Liora sent a sad emoticon. Liora: [I'm putting in a lot of effort, Mommy. My palm is swollen from being struck by Uncle Ben…] Liora sent the chat group a photo of her red, swollen palm. Caroline was sympathetic, but she knew that Benjamin did it for Liora to grow. After all, Benjamin had mentioned that supernatural entities were drawn to Liora.

It moves slow, almost lazy, and I’m sure it won’t hit a single pin until it clears all of them. Ben turns back to Gee and raises a brow. “The only thing I’m not good at is nothing.” They laugh and high-five. I’m jealous—not of that, but of how easily they get along. Ben isn’t even Georgia’s type. Leo is, though she’ll deny it till death. Ben disappears again while we grab snacks, but he doesn’t go far. He’s at a nearby arcade, playing his own video game. “What does he do again?” Leo asks. Before I can answer, Georgia’s already quoting his Wikipedia page from memory. “He’s the CEO of Limone. Started his gaming company at twelve, now he builds robots, planes, all kinds of stuff.”