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As creeped as I was by the sudden intrusion of robot kidnappers (that is “robots-who-kidnap”, not “kidnappers-of-robots”) in my little town, Rule #1 of heroing is seeing to the victims. She was understandably shaken, but I eventually got her to breathe. I asked her if she’d like a ride home.

I flew her all the way back to her place (another first for her in a very busy day!) and, once she had calmed, I found out her name is Letrice and she’s a pre-law student at UCEM, she doesn’t use any product on her amazing hair - oh, and she has no idea why she was suddenly accosted in the park by freakishly strong mechanical women.

At her apartment, I borrowed her phone to call the police to make a report about the out-of-commission robo-ladies in the park and suggested they send a team to secure them and a detective to come interview Letrice.

(The local cops and I get along great! Mostly. More on that to come...)

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As creeped as I was by the sudden intrusion of robot kidnappers (that is “robots-who-kidnap”, not “kidnappers-of-robots”) in my little town, Rule #1 of heroing is seeing to the victims. She was understandably shaken, but I eventually got her to breathe. I asked her if she’d like a ride home.

I flew her all the way back to her place (another first for her in a very busy day!) and, once she had calmed, I found out her name is Letrice and she’s a pre-law student at UCEM, she doesn’t use any product on her amazing hair - oh, and she has no idea why she was suddenly accosted in the park by freakishly strong mechanical women.

At her apartment, I borrowed her phone to call the police to make a report about the out-of-commission robo-ladies in the park and suggested they send a team to secure them and a detective to come interview Letrice.

(The local cops and I get along great! Mostly. More on that to come...)