PART SIX:  The chapter with no name :)

AndrAIa ran through the halls of the base, her heels clicking on the tiles.  Angrily, she tore off the black coat and shoved it into the first garbage can she saw.  She was getting out of here. 
No, you're not going to leave Enzo,  AndrAIa's traitorous subconscious informed her.  No matter what.  AndrAIa closed her eyes painfully.  She knew she would never leave without Enzo.  Even if he didn't love her.  Hot tears of anguish fell freely from her eyes, and AndrAIa sat on the ground hugging her knees and sobbing.  He didn't love her.  Never had she ever hurt so bad.
It was then that she heard the system voice announce an incoming game.

Matrix flew on his zipboard as fast as he could to the quickly falling game cube.  He knew AndrAIa and Frisket would do the same, it was an unsaid agreement between them. 
Unless of course AndrAIa decides not to show up.  Matrix forced the thought out of his mind.  No, AndrAIa would be there.  She would have to be. 
Matrix saw Frisket first, running on the ground towards the cube.  Matrix pulled up alongside him and Frisket barked, wondering where AndrAIa was.
"Wish I knew boy."  Matrix said sadly. 
Suddenly a slight figure appeared out from the city and headed towards the cube as well.  Matrix smiled relieved.  His smile soon faded though, when he noticed armored tanks filled with viral binomes following her.  Matrix un-holstered gun and shot at the tanks.  Some of them remembered their first encounter and hung back, others more daring, plowed forward and dodged and ducked his fires.  Matrix growled and kept on firing.  The virals still kept on coming though, and Matrix knew that they would make it into the game with them.
AndrAIa zipped past him and slipped under the game with Frisket.  Matrix took some last shots, but as the cube descended dangerously close, he also slid under.  More than half of the virals that had been chasing them followed them into the game, others slammed into the sides.   
Finally, the rims of the cube planted itself firmly into the ground, sealing the group inside.