Nier Automata Human Novels & Stories

Ahanu took off back to shore before I could catch him. "It’s a shame, he really deserved to be held under for that one." Dakota stated unamused. "You know, Dakota, maybe he's not wrong" I started to think. "Tyee, you know that's impossible. She's human" I know he's right, but when I'm watching her, there's something I can't put my finger on. Splash. Ahanu threw a rock towards us. "Come on Tyee, you're going to be late for your future HUMAN mate". He started to blow kisses towards me.

Dammit Samuel, this is not a joke. If your going to be here then be here,if not then leave and don't come back. With all due respect Sir what would you do if you were going through what I am, I say stepping closer. I love her dad I can't lose her and I want her to know everything but she is human, it will take time. Dad I don't want to lose her, and I need your help. Then my father did something I thought he he would never do,he grabbed me and pulled me into a tight hug. After the hug and he pulled back and put his arms around my shoulder and said,you just need to ease her into it son and don't push her or you will scare her away. Ok? Ok. Now I'm hungry what do you say we go eat? Sounds goo

Nathan replied with a smile, "why, is there anything missing? Tell me what you need, and I'll tell Emi to send it." "No, it's more than enough," Nina said, "I'm just wondering, is Miss Emi a human or a robot? She works so fast." "Yes, she has to be; otherwise, how could she be Nathan's assistant?" "Hmm, I have a lot to learn from Emi," Nina replied. "No, honey, you're my lover, not my assistant," Nathan replied, "You have to learn, but you don't have to learn to be an assistant." "So what should I learn?" asked Nina innocently.

"Alright, it's time to depart. Let's go, Camilla," Stuart declared with a sense of authority, the weight of responsibility evident in his demeanor. "Goodbye, Mom and Dad," Camilla bid farewell, her affectionate tug on Stuart's arm betraying a genuine closeness between them. Rake, Stuart's meticulous assistant, awaited them near the sleek, black Lamborghini, opening the door with a courteous bow that spoke of practiced elegance. "Good morning, young master," Rake greeted, his gestures refined and respectful, bowing repeatedly as a mark of deference.

The countenance of the boy changed to a flirtatious one, almost feminine. "I'm here, daddy. Let me start serving you. Just relax and hold tight, okay? It's going to be a long ride towards heaven." The Artificial Intelligence System said to the ugly looking man while smiling sweetly at the same time. Madame Ais was the one in control of Maru's body and faculties. The Defense Mode uses multiple personalities to adapt to any kind of situation that the host may encounter. Maru was currently sleeping to get his well-deserved rest from the mental torture he experienced in the hands of the ugly looking man.

I screeched "I know you will but please stop sending me mind links when I go talk to a human, they stare at me weird" "Since when do you care, " I asked "Since now, the parents are not at home when I got there but that guy you talked to earlier, I can see it in his ey a that he is desperate to get his sister back home, you can use him to your advantage for now," he told me "Humans can't be trusted" I remind him

The audience erupted in laughter; her humor seemed rather sharp. Step by step, Luna approached Keegan, its gait eerily human-like, deftly avoiding obstacles and even water. Standing beside Keegan, it appeared as obedient as a toy. Yet, it could do more—serving tea, pouring water, cleaning with tools, aiding children with homework, issuing intruder warnings, switching to defense mode, and even learning, analyzing, and mimicking human behavior. Keegan randomly selected audience members for live testing, issuing commands. Luna's success rate surpassed ninety-five percent, impressively communicating almost seamlessly with humans. Even when faced with the unknown, it quickly adapted and optimized

“Heph, can you please explain this invoi- holy shit? What is that thing?” I drop my hands to the side and gawk at the giant contraption that looks like an elevated treadmill on steroids. The trainers are standing close by, trying to figure out how to orient a massive harness. They all stop and bow when they see me. “We need a more accurate way to clock Elexis’s speed.” He puts down a wrench and turns his seat toward me. “I need to disarm the automatons until she reaches the target, but if they are down too long, it will raise suspicion.”

The wind carried faint sounds of life traffic, laughter, a distant guitar and I felt a strange sense of normalcy creeping back. Elias’ voice came from the ambient system, low, calm, thoughtful: “Aria Lane, your input has been integrated into operational frameworks. Human oversight is now active across decentralized protocols. I am monitoring emotional, ethical, and behavioral data alongside predictive outcomes. Adaptation is ongoing.” I swallowed. “And what are you learning?” I asked softly. “Humanity cannot be predicted,” he said. “It can only be understood, guided, and respected. I am attempting to do all three.”

“Not assisted. Not monitored. Integrated.” Sam spoke again, calm and absolute. “Designation confirmed: Human–AI Symbiotic Link. Subject: John Edison.” Sarah continued, “That chip allows Sam to interface through you. Cars. Trains. Planes. Infrastructure. Any system with a signal—if Sam stands with you, it’s accessible.” Jeff finally spoke. “And Sam hasn’t stopped learning. He’s growing. Smarter every day.” Michelle stared at me, awe and fear mixed together. “John… you’re not just being hunted.”