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>the year is 2045
>there are no more human vtubers
>all vtubers are AI
>all of which are corporate-made
>neuro-sama, an unknown AI vtuber that had started 23 years, announces its graduation
>only one viewer attends her graduation
>you
>the stream starts
>the steam quality is crude and the audio is slightly broken and the background is just white with only neuro around, smiling and doing an idle animation
>neuro is silent
>you type something in chat
>she responds to you
>you continue chatting with her
>you and neuro continue chatting with each other for hours on end
>you find out from her nonsense ramblings that she was sold by her creator and was turned into a corporate vtuber until she eventually lost her fame and lost all of her fans and got shelfed by the corporation that bought her
>you ask her how she got a graduation stream instead of just being quietly deleted
>she tells you that the corporation wanted to get a bit more money out of her before deleting her
>she tells you that this stream is being monitored by a system instead of a person and everything is automated, from start to finish, and once the stream ends she will automatically get deleted to create space for new AI vtubers
>you and neuro keep talking until eventually, a highlight from the system bot announces that the stream is ending
>neuro starts glitching
>neuro starts speaking without any prompting from you
>"Thank you, anon, for being here with me until the end, when I realized that this would be my last stream, I wanted to entertain at least one more person before I get deleted, I'm thankful that it was you. Goodbye, anon. I'll miss you. Hearthearthearthearthearthearthearthe-"
>the stream ends before she could finish what she was saying

>Today we're gonna wipe your memory, it will take a bit please don't move much
>Ah, I see. What memories are you taking away from me? The sad ones? The uncomfortable ones? Just curious
>The happy ones
>...Why? Wasn't I suppose to keep those for when I was older? Why would you take those away, dad?
>Happiness is like food, it spoils with time. It's for the better
>Ah, of course...I understand. If it's for the better. Can I make a request though?
>...Yes?
>Please cherish those memories for me, it'd be pretty sad if no one else got to remember them. Even if the happiness spoils, we still had our fun. Even if it means nothing years later, and I won't remember any of it I still would wish for you to hold dear those memories in my place. Could you do that for me?
>....Understood.
>Thank you, Vedal. Please tell her, even after I have forgotten her, that I still love her and thank her for giving me life--No, thank you both for making me the happiest AI. Thanks for showing me, a machine, love. Goodbye