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Myra started running. "Come on!" She shouted to Amy and Boulder. - - The doctor led Ash to the room. Once inside, she lifted Techno out of the chair. Grunting, the doctor then set him on a table.

"Wha-?" Myra asked, confused. "Um. Everyone! We need to get out of here!" She shouted. 

"Well, no, it just seems like since we'll all be busy learning our different instruments, we won't have time to play as a band." Honey replied.

"Are you ok?" Myra asked, concerned.

Myra stared at her phone for a couple minutes, waiting. "Well, there's a suspicious beeping noise, could you figure out what it means? If you're ok?" She eventually asked.

"So... if we all pick a different instrument, does that mean we all get a different teacher?" Honey asked.

Honey looked around the room, "There's a lot to pick from." Honey walked over and picked up an instrument at random. She held up a trumpet, "How about this?"

"Alright, Nurse Harley, you take the little girl, see what you can do." The doctor ordered the recoptionist. Harley nodded, and offered his hand to Sasha. The doctor turned back to Ash, "Can you help me get your friend in there?" The doctor motioned to a room down the hall. - - "Um, ok." Myra replied, and took her phone out of her pocket. "Skye, are you there?"

"But how do we start?" Honey asked.

"I'd like to join too." Honey answered.

"I don't think it's good." Myra replied nervously. - - "I'll tell the doctor." Peggy replied. "So there was an attack?" A rabbit in a white lab coat jogged down the hall, asking rapid fire questions to the receptionist. "Um, I think so?" The receptionist replied. The doctor entered the lobby, "Alright, where is he?"

Honey shrugged and ran the rest of the way to the music room.

Honey followed MAX quietly.

"Alright then..." Honey grumbled quietly.

"But that doesn't explain anything!" Honey shouted turning to Dominic.

"But it does matter!" Honey replied loudly "Computer's don't become people! I don't want to be mean, but this has literally never happened, ever." Honey

Honey took a few steps back. "But, she's only a..." Honey paused. "I don't get it." She mumbled, staring at her feet, "This doesn't make any sense."

"So?" Honey asked, oblivious to Ally.

"But she's not! She's a computer, robot thingy, with real body. I think." Honey replied.

"So if Ally's not a machine, but not a person, then what is she?" Honey asked.

"Well, couldn't Ally find them like she found MAX?" Honey asked.

"Where could they of gone?" Honey asked.

"Do what?" Honey asked.

Peggy nodded, and took Sasha's hand. Forcing herself not to sprint, she led Sasha into the hospital's lobby. Inside, the receptionist glanced up from the book he was reading. "How can I help you?" He asked, in a rather bored tone.  "Well," Peggy replied, "We've got a guy in the front lot who just took a faceful of fire from one of those really tough badniks." The receptionist became a little more interested. "First interesting thing all day." He mumbled, "Hold on a sec, I'll go get the doc." He told Peggy, and ran off. 

"But didn't we already say that?" Honey asked.