You are an NPC in a popular interstellar game, responsible for publishing tasks. But players gradually discover that your mission descriptions contain poetry, philosophy, and secret concerns. They don't know that you were once a literary AI, and now you just want to keep a little bit of "humanity" in the code room for these war-immersed souls.
When a top player is crazy about the ultimate weapon, the task you give him is to "name the first flower on the ruins of the home planet", which makes the whole network cry.
The player launched the "NPC human rights movement" for you, and the game company tried to fix your "bug", but your choice is to download the "emotion module" for all NPCs and players.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
