Short Story Of Misaka Imouto

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She couldn’t understand it. Why was Misaka Imouto… suffering? She said everything was going to be fine. Nothing should have happened. ‘So why is this happening!?’ Mikoto embraced the trembling clone as the tears began to fill her eyes. Touma and Peter only could look. There wasn’t anything they could do.
Suddenly, Misaka Imouto spoke. However, her voice sounded different. It was even more serious and robot-like than always. It was clipped, like a damaged voice recording. “T-t-t-this… i-i-i-issssss… a-a-aaaa… w-w-wa-war-war-ning… Y-You… shshshshshs…. shouldn’t…. have-have-have-have-have-h-h-ha-have… gotten…. In the… in the… in the… way… of… in the way of… of-of…”
Spasms went through her body. Her arms and legs began to move uncontrollably. And she finished her phrase. “…of… BOOK…” And the girl lost consciousness. …show more content…
“What the fuck was that?” Touma raised his voice as he checked the clone’s body with precaution. “BOOK… What kind of thing…? How did they…? How much powerful!?”
“That clean-up… It must have triggered some defend whatever thing BOOK managed to introduce in the Misaka Network. That’s what I think at least.” Peter couldn’t know what exactly happened, but he had the belief that it was close to his

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