Asher and the Rise of the RePalace, Part II

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Maked Up Stories

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🗓️ 10 April 2025

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

When Asher rescues a talking pig with hands and a nervous robot that bottles stress into plastic, he discovers a factory churning out junk—and learns it doesn’t have to be that way. With courage, creativity, and a lot of recycled parts, Asher and his new friends transform the factory into a community hub where nothing (and no one) is disposable.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Makeup Stories. My name's Oliver.
0:17.3	Go to makeupstories.com to join the MakeDup Club.
0:21.5	Yeah.
0:23.0	Hello and welcome to MakeDup.
0:25.3	I'm your host, Amanda.
0:27.4	Today's episode is a continuation of our story, Asher, and the rise of the Reapalice.
0:34.2	When we left off yesterday, Asher had suggested that instead of hiding from Prodco and its drones,
0:41.6	the friends should build something better, something that can't be bottled.
0:46.1	What does he have in mind? Let's find out.
0:50.9	The next morning, the scrap shack smelled like cinnamon toast and hot wires. Plastomax was standing at the
0:58.4	stove, very stiffly, holding a spatula in one hand and a slightly burned piece of bread in the other.
1:06.2	Unit attempted breakfast protocol, he said. Success rate 73%. It's perfect, Asher said, taking the toast
1:15.3	gratefully. I like mine crispy. Hammy was already up and pacing. She had cleared a space on the
1:22.4	floor and laid out a map made from stitched together scraps of old blueprints.
1:31.2	Circles, arrows, and scribbled notes covered it.
1:37.5	If we want to shut down Prodco's main production floor, she said, pointing with a wrench, we'll need to disrupt these four nodes, power, packaging, pressure control, and the product output.
1:47.0	Let me guess, Asher said, between bytes. Each one is guarded by some kind of terrible,
1:54.0	over-designed machine. Bingo, said Hammy, and probably at least one motivational poster that says something like more stress equals more success.
2:05.1	Gross, Asher muttered.
2:07.6	Plastomax stepped closer, examining the map.
2:11.3	Pressure control system is vulnerable to counter frequency feedback.
2:15.9	Unit can generate white noise array.
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