Mami Feat 12

Mami felt a crawling on her shoulder. A spider that had snuck up on her. It didn't waste time plunging its syringe into her face. She let out a pained yelp...but everything was going according to her plan.

"I got you now!" Aimi shouted. "I was going to just suck out memories of where you hid your canister, but I already know its stuck in that redhaired brat's chest! Since I'm so pissed off right now, I'm going to「collect」a few of your most precious memories...so you'll never be able to think of them ever again!"

"Oh?" Mami said. "I wouldn't do that either."

"Still damned cocky?" Aimi spat. "You fool...you ar-"

The spider dropped from Mami's cheek as Aimi suddenly broke down on her knees in a sudden show of pain, clutching her head as if her skull threatened to explode. She was left into a coherent babbling mess, spittle coming from her mouth.

"WHAT DID YOU DO!?"

"You're sucking out my memories...I can feel it," Mami said. "But a single human memory can be an entire lifetime's worth of memories...to a fly."

Insects, especially flies, experienced time in a different way than humans. This, when combined with their drastically short lifespans, meant an hour held more memories for a fly than a human. And a single human memory could potentially fill a fly's entire lifetime.

"Gah! Too many! Too many memories!" Aimi shouted.

The human mind, like a basic computer, has limited storage space. It can only house so much information before it can't take anymore and threatens to shut down.

Aimi's mind must have been close to over-spilling, the single memories being plucked from Mami being the equivalent of a hundred memories each as the ribbon continued to transfer sensations from the fly to Aimi.

She flopped hard on the web. It snapped beneath her weight, or perhaps by her own will as it promptly disintegrated into nothingness after. Spiders from Mars vanished as well, each black body flickering out of existence one after another in fast succession.