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I may or may not have recently been experimenting with lighting- Click to see both drawings! Anyways- this is my DTA entry for old webcore! Quick Bio: Name: Static Role: Antivirus (?) Likes: anti-viruses, computers, company Dislikes: glitches, bugs, viruses, robots, loneliness Personally: curious, chaotic, silly, (at times) empathetic (tries to be) Backstory and looore: Static was the youngest antivirus creation in her computer software. Her main purpose was to delete and rid viruses and bugs from the software. However, she had always been… adventurous, to say the least, always asking questions, and wanting to know answers, and well, just being chaotic. So, one night, she went out and followed a computer bug to see what would happen if she didn’t attack it. There had always been lookouts each night that would ensure stability among the software, but she had appeared to be the only one who noticed this one. But the thing was, these bugs had a connection to the other worlds out of the system, and if they survive long enough something devastating could happen. So right as Static was about to finally stop, the system glitched, and a large rift appeared swallowing the bug and her into it. You see, Static was NEVER meant to find this place, because if any antivirus found it, they would slowly, but surely, forget what is real. Static sprinted out of the rift and landed in a large patch of grass, real grass. The sky was a bright blue covered in countless clouds, and the computer bug, well, it had now turned into a real, luminous, firefly. “What, what is this place, where am I?!” Static cried frantically. She looked around, she had never seen anything like this, she didn’t think it was possible, why hadn’t anyone told her there was a whole other world!? She was alone now, and the only part of her home left was the stupid firefly, she quickly caught it and clutched it in her claws. “WHY AM I HERE?” Static snapped at the bug, “I NEED ANSWERS!” The bug tried helplessly to free itself, but couldn’t, so instead, it brightened its light over the horizon, where a large metallic building lay. “Wait, is that- is that where I need to go?” Static asked? The bug simply flashed its light, and plummeted to the ground. It should have alerted something in Static to stop, to consider this, but it didn’t. She was supposed to be an antivirus, right? So then why would she ever trust a bug. But it was too late to go back, because now Static had hid inside the large building and lay there silently. She didn’t understand. What was wrong with her?? Why had she ever tried to follow the bug, why had she gone here, what would happen? Her thoughts spun with questions, yet no one to answer them. End of part one! (Also yes, I will finish this very soon, and not leave this on a cliffhanger) The second drawing is apart of the next parts