I landed my flier on a field. From the air, it looked all violet. Indeed, when I stepped out of the door, heather flowers were all around me.
It was early Sunday morning and the dew was still on flowers. My god, how I was glad to be here, out in the wild, away from people, hustle and ever-present AI adviser, bombarding you with their pestering recommendations, go there, do this, talk to them…
Indeed, it was magic! Heather flowers smelled so sweet and natural. I inhaled a full chest of the morning air started hopping through the field, lifting my hands high in the air like a little boy and whistling the motive of old Stevenson’s ballad.
As I was moving through the fields, I frighten butterflies and a multitude of them rushed up in the sky, making the surrounding look even prettier. All of different colors and ornaments, they as if personified an enchanted nature as it was thousand years ago. I especially paid attention at one of them, larger than others, golden with a sophisticated spray of black polka dots.
A childish desire to catch it overwhelmed me and I started running after it, trying to grab it. Yet the butterfly was quick and maneuverable that time evaded my hands.
“Wait a second, buster!” I remembered that inside the flier I have a miniature vacuum gun. This device allowed picking up little objects that crawled into uncomfortable spaces. I ran to my vehicle and surprisingly the butterfly followed me as if it was a game.
I pointed the gun toward the butterfly and pressed the trigger. The device immediately swallowed the insect. “Now I am going to get you, you little miss pretty!” With that, I protruded my hand inside the receiving cavity and… I felt something hard, like dull raisers. Pulled it out and immediately the thought jerked me like an unexpected basketball move.
“Got damn you! Can’t you ever live me alone! Damn Big brother! Here for you, here, here”
I squeezed my hand as hard as I could hear how metal butterfly cracked, crushing its embedded eavesdropping chip into dust.
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