Samus X Megaman Novels & Stories

They were both robotic AIs, so their computational programs were the same. Surely, Mega X would not lose to MAVIS. In a very unlikely situation, they would at most be at a tie. Right at this moment, the audience was in an uproar. Cameron looked over nervously. Mega X still had a playing piece in its robotic hand. But, it wasn't making its next move. Its screen display turned into a blue screen, and its lights began to flicker an array of colorful lights. Cameron jumped up and dashed up on stage. Before he could get there, the blinking lights on Mega X's head went out. What followed was a series of sparks.

Lariempi replied softly “But I can make it up to you.” He added after a moment of silence “How?” Amelia asked as she finally turned around to take a look at the god who took up the form of a dashing young man “I can help you evolve and become stronger so you can have you revenge.” He replied “Have my revenge? But the monster is already dead.” Amelia exclaimed “This mystic beast is not the first to slip into the mortal world and it won’t be the last, your husband is just one of several that has died and will die by their claws.” Lariempi said emotionlessly

"He asked me to marry him!" Samantha screams through my cell phone speakers. My. World. Stops. I'm not sure if it's because Sam is my oldest and longest friend or if there is some other reason I freeze. I want to be excited by her news, but I'm not. "Congrats. That is so exciting. I'm happy for you, Sam." Fuck did I lie to Sam? Now I know something is wrong with me. This is Sam we're talking about. Samantha Laplow, with her long brown hair and soft blue eyes. She would make any man happy. But that man will, unfortunately, never be me.

“What? Do you have a problem with it?” Hunter stared at Samus menacingly.

The Gemini's dimensions were drastically over sized. The Gemini had been designed to accommodate the first heavy mech in existence, the Megacrab. This mech was a behemoth that required eight legs and twin cockpits for two pilots. Trying to affix the Gemini system to the Fantasia 2R was like trying to put a stuffed backpack onto a clueless toddler. "If only I had more assets. I can't do much without more licenses. I'm not good enough to modify the base design extensively." Ves tinkered with the System's designer functionality. Surprisingly, he found it remarkably easy to implement his modifications. The design tools responded to his thoughts alone, cutting back errors resulting from unsteady