Nano Machine (Retranslated Version)

Summary of the Nano Machine (Retranslated Version)

Then BAM! One day out of nowhere, a mysterious figure from way in the future pops up, almost like he stepped through a portal right into this guy's messed-up existence. He plants this weird contraption inside him without warning – feels kinda sketchy even thinking about it now. And boom again – right after that, this mechanical voice starts whispering directly in his head.

First thought? Wait... who the hell is this "Mashin" character they mentioned? Turns out, he's claiming to be the Seventh-Generation Nano Machine from Sky Corporation itself! That’s a twist I didn’t see coming. So now you’ve got this kid, eyes wide like saucers, probably wondering if his head just exploded with possibilities or something.

He hears "I am the Seventh-Generation..." and honestly? It felt weirdly personal at first. Like he was getting direct line to some ancient AI god from another time zone – complete shock, let's say that. Did they mean... like literally? Is this guy actually *Mashin*, whatever the heck that is?

Yeah, it got him thinking about those old legends again. You know how everyone whispers about the Mashin Sect deity, right? And all these stories about only the leader being able to communicate with them directly... Suddenly he’s sitting there wondering if maybe, just maybe, this unexpected visitor had chosen *him* for something special.

The whole thing felt surreal – like his life was flipping from predictable drab into high-tech sci-fi action. He dropped down on one knee or whatever out of sheer awe and confusion mixed together; scared but also... yeah, kinda excited? "Are you really Mashin?" he asked himself, voice all shaky because even though it happened fast, the implications felt huge.

But then, here’s the kicker – this mechanical entity (let's call him the Nano Machine for now) realized right away that he'd completely misunderstood what was going on. The kid thought 'Mashin' meant *something* specific, maybe a deity figure? Turns out it wasn't about the ancient legends at all!