King of Greed TF

She admits that she was being a hypocrite and that she was only being compassionate to her employees for her own sake. However, Hod says she will continue to try to be a nice person if it can help or comfort somebody, even if people hate her, thus attaining - "The Hope to be a Better Person". ___

Netzach is a pale man who carries a constantly weary expression. He has light brown eyes and long, light green hair, and a notched eyebrow. He wears a black business suit with an untucked and not fully buttoned shirt, a loosened green tie, and a green armband with his initial on it, signaling his role as Sephirah. Netzach strongly dislikes his job at the Corporation. He feels helpless and responsible for the death of his employees, and prefers escaping from these obligations by drinking beer and Enkephalin during work. He wishes he would be scrapped or replaced. Story:

Giovanni (Netzach) was a patient of Carmen's company and Carmen's friend who participated in the Cogito experiments of the early days of the Lobotomy Corporation. His hair was shoulder length and he wore light blue patient's clothing: a long-sleeved shirt and pants. After his death, his human appearance was used in the creation of "Netzach" utilizing the Cognition Filter. Giovanni knew Carmen from a very young age, becoming childhood friends during that path and he was interned as a patient of Carmen's company since an unknown time. It’s unknown if he was still a patient the moment the Lobotomy Corporation became a company, but he was ready to join after Carmen's death. He was the only one who volunteered when A asked for volunteers to test the proper drug dosage for Cogito, with the reason being of 'reviving' Carmen because of A mentioning that it might save her. Giovanni kept to himself most of the time and didn't really talked much with A since they didn't have anything in common aside Carmen's relationship. The experiment was long, requiring multiple testing and each injection made Giovanni become more disconnected of reality, living in the lie that Carmen could be saved and expecting his noble sacrifice to be for her good. A knew that they couldn't save her from the beginning but telling him about it will ruin his dream of saving her. He thought it was selfish of him to let Giovanni live in that lie. They just continued testing the Cogito dose amount on him, ruining Giovanni until the point of his death by the injections. After his death, Giovanni was used to create the Sephirah "Netzach". ___

Both Tiphereths possess blonde hair and wear white dress shirts with a brown poncho and skirt. They both wear dark brown stockings and boots. Tiphereth A (Female) has longer hair than her brother, pale green eyes, and a bow on her headband. Tiphereth B (Male) has short hair and blue eyes. The color associated with their text boxes is gold. Tiphereth A is blunt and not afraid to speak her mind. She has high expectations for the manager and often criticizes the other Sephirot. She tends to expect bad results. Tiphereth B is more soft-spoken and kind compared to his sister, encouraging the manager and the other Sephirot instead of insulting them. He is optimistic and hopes things will get better in the facility. Story:

When the manager first meets the two, they both introduce themselves as Tiphereth. The player has the option to ask if they're twins, or if they just have the same name. Regardless of the player's choice, Tiphereth A says of course, but Tiphereth B says they are not twins biologically. Tiphereth A adds that trying to differentiate them is pointless, and that she needs at least two bodies to manage Central Command. She figures she doesn't need to explain the basics to X and warns them not to disappoint her. Tiphereth B reassures X. Tiphereth A expresses her distaste for the upper Sephirot. Netzach then arrives to deliver a report to the Tiphereths. Tiphereth A scolds both Netzach (for his lateness) and Tiphereth B (for being too soft). She remarks that if she were Angela, she would've punished Netzach a long time ago. Netzach leaves, and Tiphereth A says the upper Sephirot have it too easy, but she doesn't like all the middle Sephirot either. Tiphereth B says he likes the middle Sephirot because they make him laugh, which gets him scolded by Tiphereth A who says they need to be strict and stern. The Tiphereths then give the manager their first mission. After the Tiphereths' first mission is completed, Tiphereth A notes that the employees have been talkative lately. Tiphereth B says they're more motivated and that the lively atmosphere makes him excited. Tiphereth A says they're excited over nothing important, and Tiphereth B tells her to be more understanding, since the only things the employees usually have to talk about is someone's death. She agrees to be understanding, but still can't understand why the employees have to be so noisy. Tiphereth B reminds her of when they were both excited over a new manager and made a bet on whether the manager could save an employee that was going crazy. Tiphereth A bet "no" and Tiphereth B bet "yes", and in the end Tiphereth A won the bet because the employee died. They kept the bet going, but Tiphereth B always lost. He says he was always hoping for change even if the result was always the same. He then asks X whether or not a day would come where things would change. If the player chooses "Maybe", Tiphereth B says he thinks so too, and perhaps if they met sooner. If the player chooses "Absolutely not", he says he wants to save the employees regardless of the manager's opinion. After completing the second mission, X meets Tiphereth B alone, who tells them that Tiphereth A is still in a meeting. He says that he's bad at conversation and misses the talkative managers. He then asks X if they notice that someones memories and emotions are bleeding through the Sephirot. He questions why they have emotions and weaknesses, even though they're machines, and wonders what's inside of them. He doesn't understand why someone would make something with imperfections, and says he gave up on trying to find the answer, as Tiphereth progressively becomes more thoughtful. He tells X that they may have the answer somewhere in their memory, also remarking that the Sephirot are machines, but not 'machines', and his expression goes flat. Tiphereth A arrives and asks if Tiphereth B and X are having fun without her. Angela then joins the group to tell Tiphereth A that it's time for a new replacement. Angela asks Tiphereth A to explain the situation to X, but Tiphereth protests and asks why they can't just have machines replace the managers. Angela says that the founder had a reason for assigning managers because there are things only humans can do. After Tiphereth A says that the storage is one of the few locations with weakened 'perception', and Tiphereth B says that knows what happened there. Everyone then heads to the storage. After the third mission is completed, we see Angela in the storage, who asks X what the Sephirot look like to them. She remarks that they must look human, and more expressive than her, but that she is the only AI that can be considered "human". She says that the truth is not important in Lobotomy, and that everything is distorted. We then see the Tiphereths in their 'true' robot forms. X asks if that's really Tiphereth, and Tiphereth A asks what kind of stupid question that is, and who X thinks it would be. She is amused by X's "stupid expression" and says that all the Sephirot are like her, sarcastically thanking the "AI Ethics Amendment". She says that the storage is where they were all born, and where they will all return someday. Tiphereth B is then crushed by a mechanical press, and we are shown his mechanical body along with bits of blood and organs. Tiphereth A hopes that his next version will last longer. Angela tells her that she'll send the next version once it's ready. Malkuth, also in robot form, arrives by saying she was looking for everyone because Netzach had asked her to fetch some documents from Tiphereth. Tiphereth says that the documents aren't ready, and that Netzach should come get it himself next time. Malkuth says that Netzach seemed busy, which angers Tiphereth, prompting her to say that all the upper Sephirot are the same, and that Netzach wasn't busy at all. Malkuth says she's having fun anyway, and then notices that Tiphereth B is being replaced, and that the cycle is getting shorter. Tiphereth A tells her not to worry about it and to just pay attention to her notebook. Back in the Central Command Department, Tiphereth B's new version acts 'normal' and introduces himself to X. Tiphereth A tells him there's no need for introductions and that he has to look over the documents from Netzach. Tiphereth B leaves, and the player is given two dialogue choices. If the player chooses "I thought Tiphereth had something to say to me", Tiphereth A asks them what a broken machine would have to say anyway. She remarks that Tiphereth B is overloaded, and that he seemed to have some issues since the beginning. After being replaced many times, he's only gotten worse, and the same error occurs at the same point. If the player chooses "what happens to Tiphereth now", Tiphereth A asks them what they mean. She says if they mean the replaced machine, there could be new errors if it wasn't completely destroyed, and that would put her in a difficult position, because she needs more than two of her to run the department. Lisa and Enoch (Tiphereths A and B) were two children that lived in the Outskirts, until they were taken into the foundation by Carmen. Lisa resembled her Tiphereth form, having long blond hair with a bow, but with purple eyes and an orange dress with tan shoes. Enoch wore a blue hoodie, with brown hair and blue eyes. Once the player completes the fifth mission, a flashback will play showing Lisa and Enoch's first visit to the corporation. Lisa expresses discomfort, wanting to go home. Enoch says that this is their home now, and says that while there is no "mom", they could consider Carmen their new mom from now then. Lisa continues feeling uneasy and wishing to leave. Lisa later interrogates Enoch about participating in the corporation's experiments, to which he says that everything is fine. He questions her, asking if they truly know the meaning of their lives, how children in the Outskirts are continuing to die every day, and that they're lucky to be alive in the first place. Enoch says that living in comfort is not why he exists, but Lisa fails to understand him clearly, mentioning that too much thinking might affect him negatively. In another portion of the flashback, Enoch later says he was never happy with his life and wishes to be in a happier world next time. When Lisa asks if it hurts, he denies it, because he believes that something good will happen next time. The next flashback shows the Tiphereths first awakening by Angela, and them getting to know each other, before Tiphereth B's first time getting destroyed. Later on, Tiphereth A mentions that she believes she is continuing to make mistakes, prompting Tiphereth B to help her, and affirming that she will be fine on her own next time. Later, she congratulates Tiphereth B and that without him, she could have been left behind the other Sephirot, saying that they probably are better partners than she thought. In another, later memory, Tiphereth B begins to display "self-awareness", and questions his own existence in the facility, specifically about his differentiation from normal machinery. He believes that the fact he can worry and feel pain confirms that there should be a reason for his existence. Tiphereth A is concerned, and tries to keep Tiphereth B focused on his own role, pointing out that if Angela finds out about the thoughts he is having, she will not be happy. Angela does eventually find out about these thoughts, and brings both of the Tiphereths to the storage room, with Tiphereth A questioning what will happen to Tiphereth B, with Angela responding that he needs to be reset, and that his excessive questions will have an affect the manager. Angela says that they will be returning to their 'first day', but after Tiphereth A protests about the time she has spent with Tiphereth B, Angela dismisses her as acting like a proper child, yet resigns anyway, so she can speak some final words to him. Tiphereth A begins to cry because she couldn't do anything to aid him, but he remains calm, comforting her with his belief that something good will happen next time. In the present, X finds Tiphereth A wandering around the scrapyard, with her saying that she often spends time there, as it assists her in thinking clearly. She then goes on to mention that Tiphereth B always saw the world one step ahead of her, and that he saw his own special world, one that she will never know, commenting that despite being together, they never were truly together. She asks X if they ever knew what it feels like to "miss someone, even if they're right next to you", and goes on to say that she doesn't know any of the answers to Tiphereth B's questions about his existence. Despite spending time together, this "place" will not let them attain that small luxury, as she says. She talks about how she feels towards him; she's standing on a mountain consisting of a multitude of his dead bodies and, metaphorically, the memories they made together, yer cannot still understand his world even whilst standing on the top. Even whilst singing a song of their home and mourning his death, she cannot truly reach him. After she asks X to join her, the current Tiphereth B appears and questions her about what she's doing, to which she answers that she's reminiscing about their past times together. Tiphereth B looks at her with a warm smile, recalling the memories, yet departing from the area afterwards, asking her to come to find him in order to read the report given by Netzach together. Another flashback occurs after this, where Tiphereth A protests against Angela about how she can't bring the old Tiphereth back by simply crafting a new body and transmitting his memories, prompting Angela to dismiss her again, reminding her that he will smile and be kind to her like he used to be, adding that her that careless words are meaningless here. The flashback ends, returning to the present where Tiphereth A says that managers who feel close to Tiphereth B tend to break down after his resets, and she fears that the resets might gradually leave him empty. She says that even with the multiple physical copies of Tiphereth, his soul is unique, and that he can only ever possess one. She finally requests X to destroy him in his entirety, to let him rest in peace for once, since she can manage the Central Command Department alone before the instability gets worse in his multiple copies. The player has a single option that is "...", Tiphereth continues with a statement, explaining that Angela never cared about them, and how she wouldn't care if there was only one Tiphereth. She then says if one turns into scrap, nay, even if thousands of Tiphereths are discarded, Angela wouldn't care at all, finally believing that the manager could be 'different.'

In one final flashback, it is revealed that Enoch willingly gave himself up for the Corporation's experiments and died as a result. Lisa mumbles hateful things to A and Carmen, saying that Carmen should have been the one to die in Enoch's stead (Foreshadowing the reason of Carmen's death), and her emotional wound expanded progressively later on. At the end of the flashback, Tiphereth's Sephirah Meltdown will become available. After suppressing their Meltdown, a flashback is seen of Enoch and Lisa being in what seems to be city ruins in front of a beach. Lisa asks if Enoch has heard about the 'Nest', mentioning that she heard that a festival is held there every day, exclaiming that she wants to dance. Enoch says that where they are is also nice, but Lisa retorts, saying that Carmen doesn't let them go many places, and that she keeps them locked up. Enoch replies by saying that Carmen is a good person and that Lisa may grow to like her. Despite his remark, Lisa claims that she only wants to stay with him, with Enoch saying that he wants to find answers, and possibly won't be able to stay with her all the time as a result. Elaborating, he says he wants to seek for answers that probably don't exist at all, or ones that might vanish soon, whilst wanting to let go of his body and let himself fly away. Lisa, not understanding, still wants to follow Enoch, asking if he can take her with him. He stays silent, with Lisa promptly catching sight of A, who says that they need to go back, because it'll grow cold at night. After the flashback, Tiphereth A says to X that she wanted to show how mature she could be to Tiphereth B, but her disappointment never ended and he failed to get any better. She decided that it was better to hide her disgust and guilt, as if it never existed, commenting that despite her attempts, whenever she saw his empty smile, she felt like a part of her was torn apart, knowing full well that he will never go back to what he used to be, and that they will never return to their old happy days, commenting that he suffered the most out of them both. Tiphereth B interrupts to get Tiphereth A to go before the sun sets, calling her by her previous name, "Lisa". He leaves, but Tiphereth A stays behind to inform X that her name was once Lisa, and that Tiphereth B no longer remembers his own name, but recalls Tiphereth A's name sometimes. Tiphereth A doesn't know what he wanted to obtain with his sacrifice, questioning if it was even worth it. She says she doesn't know, mentioning that she never expected anything, but she counts on the manager, believing that there was a reason for every sacrifice made and that eventually, everything will be okay. Tiphereth has the "Expectation of the Meaning of Existence."

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Gebura has long red hair that is parted in the middle and her face is scarred. Her left eye is gold, and her right eye is grey with a scar across it. She wears a red jacket over a light red full-body suit, as well as an armband with the first letter of her name, "G", on it. The color associated with her text boxes is Red. Gebura has a tough and serious personality, considered more strict, aggressive or rude to most employees, even the Manager. She enforces the rules of the facility without mercy, having a great despise against cowards, employees who feel pity, and those who fear death. Along with that, she has the same disposition with Abnormalities, having a desire to make them suffer and never going 'soft' against them, as she knows the true nature of Abnormalities. Her work involves the planning of combat and discipline in the facility, mostly to contain and suppress Abnormalities. Her methods are shown to be strict, and they carry a heavy risk-cost, resulting in infrastructural damage and high casualties. Story:

Kali (Gebura), also known as 'The Red Mist', was widely considered the strongest fixer from the Back Alleys, able to stand against Abnormality threats, the Head and the Claw. She got her nickname from the people of the Back Alley by protecting them from the external threats, as well as being universally recognized as such from associations (Based on information from the projectmoon twitter). Kali then applied to Lobotomy Corporation in the early days after Carmen found her in the Back Alleys while looking for more people that will be useful for the company. After her death, her human appearance was used in the creation of 'Gebura', utilizing the Cognition Filter. Kali’s beginnings are blurry, as she has a deeper connection with the Back Alleys, but also mentions that she would have stayed in The Nest if wasn't from her connection, meaning she possibly started living in The Nest before moving to the Back Alleys, or she lived in the Back Alleys, had the chance to live in The Nest, but returned back. Kali was a Fixer of the Back Alleys, protecting them from the outside dangers that were mostly Abnormalities. Building a reputation for being protective and sometimes kind, she got nicknamed as the 'Red Mist' by the people of the Back Alley, and officially given this name by the associations of fixers. Her many battles won her the admiration of others, even Myo, and soon the attention of Carmen as she searched for personnel for the company. She gave the opportunity to Kali, thinking that she could bargain with her for cheaper prices, but mostly because of her kindness for trying to repay an Old Lady's funeral for the food she had been given to her. With Kali applying for the company, Carmen told her to protect the employees of the facility as her task, with the warning that problems will soon come. The Head used the Claw along the Arbiter of the Head, Garion, against the company after Michelle's betrayal and The Eye's exposure of their location. The Head planned in using the unstable Abnormalities to cause havoc in the facility and slay the employees while The Claw hunted the more important targets, being A and B. Kali got word from an employee that all the others were dead and it would be better for her to escape while she had time, as the Abnormalities aren't something they can control. However, she decided to fight and take the E.G.O. available to battle and defend what was left of the facility. She fought until the end, protecting A and B from death, suppressing the Abnormalities and killing 2 of The Claw, however, she couldn't last forever and had to face Garion in the last combat, and during the process of the whole battle she lost an eye (Black eye being different), one arm, and suffered irreparable scars on her body, until her body gave up and the anger consumed her. But before her death, Kali dealt severe injuries against the Garion, leaving her barely breathing and impaled with the E.G.O. Weapon Mimicry. Her last effort allowed for A to collect their bodies and then use Kali for the creation of Gebura, and Garion to find a solution to the problem that the Head is putting against them. Gebura was the product of Kali, but her uncontrollable anger led to many reboots and resets of her, as she failed to protect the people that were put into her responsability against the monsters of the facility and the subordinates of The Head. Gebura has "The Courage to Protect". ___

Chesed has shoulder-length cobalt blue hair with distinctly split bangs and a single lock of hair in the middle. His eyes are brown with bags beneath, showing fatigue. He dresses in a suit styled after the late 19th or early 20th century, along with a blue cravat secured with a button. He wears a blue jacket with a white collar and black trim above black slacks. He also wears a grey armband with the first letter of his name, "C," on it. The color associated with his text boxes is blue. In the past, Chesed's hair was shorter, featuring a ripply fringe. He also had no bags under his eyes. Chesed is sleepy and enjoys coffee, despite the lack of a need to sleep. He is very easygoing, and lax with the members of his team, finding pride in the fact that his team has the best approval rating. Despite this, he has a rather cynical attitude, seeming to have come to terms with their eventual deaths due to being used by Angela. Previously, he was incredibly passionate and motivated, and believes that his past self would be ashamed of his current self. Chesed seeks to make members of his team comfortable before inevitable death. Story:

Chesed's nonchalant attitude is made evident during his first meeting with the manager, which he initiates by asking for permission to have a cup of coffee. Introducing himself as the Sephirah of the Welfare Team, Chesed comments on his department's high approval rate and inquires whether his way of speaking is bothersome, mentioning that Angela ordered him to cooperate with X in spite of how unwilling he may be. The conversation is interrupted by an employee who goes on to apologize for not fully polishing the department's E.G.O, possibly having caused it to malfunction. Retorting in a way he describes as different from what Angela or the other Sefirot would have done, Chesed comforts the employee and allows him to go unpunished, pointing out to X that there is no point in putting the effort to chastise workers that will be eventually replaced. Realizing his coffee has gone cold, Chesed disposes of it, remarking that cold coffee just isn't worth it. Once his first mission is completed, Chesed offers the manager some backhanded praise and commends his efforts towards making the company into a better place, going on to compare it to "coffee gone cold" and advising X to not invest himself too much in meaningless issues. Regardless of whether the manager chooses to rebut or ignore the comment, Chesed tells him to suit himself and displays curiosity in how long that passion will last. The scene then shifts to what appears to be a memory of Chesed speaking to Angela about spending all night coming up with ways to improve the well-being of the employees. Seemingly acknowledging some irony in the advice he gave to X, Chesed leaves. After his second mission is completed, Chesed questions the manager on whether or not Angela has given him praise for his work, quoting a rather typical commendation speech in a dignified voice. Pointing out the emptiness on those words, he goes on to talk about his own past and how he used to be passionate about overseeing an entire department, something that predated even his liking for coffee. Chesed comments on the absurdity of his old ways, and how he once even insisted in managing the Abnormalities as well due to considering it wrong to leave such a job only to his employees. Chesed claims to have no idea as to why he changed so much, and the scene changes to expand on the previous flashback, displaying a conversation between Angela and a younger, more passionate version of the head of the Welfare Team. Angela is shown to dismiss Chesed's projects to improve the safety of the workers in the facility, including the use of machines to handle the more dangerous jobs. In spite of being vehemently denied, Chesed tells Angela he will keep trying and improving his plans until she is convinced. Back in the present, the female Tiphereth is seen entering the Welfare Team to tell Chesed about an accident involving an Abnormality that escaped and killed 8 of his employees. She then forwards the suggestion of other workers to close the part of the corridor in which the disaster took place, as body parts still remain there. Chesed agrees and decides to tell his employees to take detours while the situation is handled, and X has the option to either comfort him or remain silent. Regardless of what is said, Chesed points out that such a disaster was bound to happen sometime, and with a look of uncertainty on his face, finishes off by saying the Abnormality must have given the workers a painless death by making them unconscious before disintegrating them. Once his third mission is completed, Chesed mentions having an eventful, but bad day. He then comments on how it is good to have a clear assigned role, as it makes concentrating on work easier. Additionally, he remarks that Angela is extremely good at keeping everyone in check, and that he too has learned to accept his preassigned role. After he mentions having decided to wait until "her plan" ends, the scene shifts to another memory of his past, showing the still greenhorn Chesed confronting Angela due to an incident in his department involving a containment breach that shouldn't have happened. Angela remains silent as Chesed pieces together the facts that draw suspicion towards her and then promptly shuts him down, revealing that the Abnormalities yield more energy by killing people, which is why using robots as workers would be detrimental to the company's daily energy supply quota, and why it was necessary to cause a breach on the Welfare Team with its low escape rates. She then explains how job applications for the company are highly disputed among people, and that Chesed is in no position to take away their fortune. Angela finishes by telling the now speechless Chesed to go have some coffee and enjoy his higher position in the company, reaffirming her status as the best AI in the world before mocking his "detective work". Once the scene shifts back to the present, Chesed points out how the Sefirot don't exist in the form that the manager sees due to the cognition filter, wondering how he looks from X's point of view. He then deduces it must be something distasteful and incapable, which he would have hated in the past. Daniel (Chesed) was once a highly-regarded member of society who came to Lobotomy Corporation as per Carmen's request. He used to wear a a dark beige old-fashioned suit with a matching fedora. After his death, his human appearance was used in the creation of "Chesed", utilizing the Cognition Filter. After completing the fourth mission, Chesed approaches X and asks if he has ever woken up early to walk on the streets, appreciating the quiet atmosphere. He compares the dawn in the surface to the exquisite moment of peace in which Abnormalities hibernate due to the Qliphoth Deterrence, and laments how the facility will be thrown into chaos once worktime finally arrives. Soon after, a Welfare Team employee comes by, throwing words of praise at how Chesed does his job as a Sephirah as well as reveling in his own luck at being assigned to the Welfare Team. Chesed dismisses the flattery, and the employee leaves after further consolidating how the Sephirah cares about his employees more than anyone else in the facility. Afterwards, Chesed starts having second thoughts about his work, questioning his status as a benevolent leader who values the lives of his employees. He comments on how Angela made his job easier by dwindling his passion, and concludes that he ultimately didn't care about the welfare of the employees at all. The conversation is cut off as Gebura barges in, notifying about a containment breach caused by unknown reasons. She asks Chesed to increase the Qliphoth Deterrence as to make it easier for the situation to be controlled, but he retorts, explaining that Angela's permission is necessary. Seeing through his lie, Gebura scolds Chesed, leaving after painting him as a coward who lives by sugarcoated words from his employees. Soon after, Angela arrives, asking for the Deterrence to be lowered instead. Chesed raises concerns that Gebura and the employees are still fighting the breach, but she proclaims Gebura has lost her way and is unable to control the situation. Chesed wonders if he is the only one who is seeing the event for what it is, and Angela contemplates whether she has provided the right enviroment for him in peace and quiet. Realizing their conversation has gone on too long, she asks one last time for him to lower the Deterrece. The scene shifts to a flashback depicting Daniel during the earlier days of the corporation, enjoying some coffee alongside jazz music. He is interrupted by a mysterious woman who breaks into the room and claims to be a member of the Head. After asking a random employee for Daniel's name, the figure requests that he open the sector contaning the Abnormalities, adding that it would be easier to comply and allow some people to be saved rather than forcing her to take matters into her own hands. Chesed describes how he felt during the encounter with the Head's agent: a paralyzing fear not felt by him even when dealing with some of the earliest Abnormalities. Back in the present, he tells the manager to not give him any more orders, lamenting how easily he allowed himself to be made into Angela's pawn. Brimming with shame from not having stood up for himself and the others, Chesed declares his rebellion against X and Angela. Continuing the memory from the past, Daniel is seen talking with A through an intercom, describing the Head's ongoing attack on the corporation. While claiming to be the only survivor from the breach, he estimates that he too will die, and tells A they'll meet again in hell before the latter hangs up the call. A goes on to talk about Daniel's actions, describing how difficult it is for someone to stand up when facing a true nightmare. Detailing Daniel's status as a talented and accomplished man who stood out among everyone in the research lab, A concludes he could have easily got into any of the Wings of the world, but chose Lobotomy instead. In the end, Daniel died filled with regret due to his choices, haunted by the dead bodies of his coworkers and perceiving himself as the cowardly traitor who sealed everyone's fate. After Chesed's Meltdown is completed, the player is shown a cutscene in which Daniel introduces himself to Lobotomy. He is surprised at how the people there don't drink coffee in the morning, as well as the lukewarm reception. Upon meeting A, Daniel claims he only decided to join such a shabby company due to Carmen, who reveals she was sure he would come. Carmen asserts Daniel is in the palm of her hands no matter how great he is, and he agrees to work as long as he is provided a coffee machine to show everyone how good fresh coffee can be. In the narration, A describes how Daniel drew everyone's attention due to his fancy suit, and that Carmen considered him a tad pompous. When A wondered how she was able to recruit such an elite member of society to the company, Carmen merely replied by saying she was good at blowing other people's minds. Having recovered from his Meltdown, Chesed admits to the manager that he was waiting for a savior to break him from his old ways instead of waking up himself, and sees this mistake as an important lesson. Afterwards, Angela comes into the room, admitting her attempts to manipulate him as well as berating his rebellion which resulted in the death of many employees who looked up to him. Unfazed, Chesed brings up how strange it is for Angela to care about employee deaths and upholds his position of no longer being her obedient follower. She retorts by calling him a loser, to which he agrees, but ultimately asks for any hard feelings to be left behind. Before leaving, Angela affirms that no matter how great Chesed is, he will always be in the palm of her hands. While unsure whether he'll be able to face the fears that might come, in the end, Chesed decides to not run away anymore, so he may be one of - "Those who are Faithful and Trustworthy". ___

Binah has asymmetric hair with different lengths on each side. Her hair is mainly black, but also seems to have golden highlights. Her eyes are tired and black, and she has a single golden earring. She wears a black/gold dress with a hexagonal pattern along the bottom, as well as a cloak with the same pattern. The color associated with her text boxes is Black. Binah has a somber and sadistic personality, showing no empathy with her lack of emotions and seeing herself as someone detached from humanity. She enjoys taunting with a condescending expression, adores pain and suffering as her source of satisfaction, and marks that what she does is only business, but all in a calm and eerie speech. Although she possesses a vast amount of knowledge about E.G.O, its origins, the world outside L Corp and the Manager himself, Binah often speaks in verbose speeches and metaphors, rarely giving a straight answer. Moreover, Binah often twists the morals and objectives that the Manager and A have, such as the sacrifice of Employees and the creation of the Sephirah. Story:

Binah's work focuses on the extraction of E.G.O. from other people's subconscious. A job that, as she explains, no one else could possibly do, as it requires one to withstand the horrors that dwell within the mind. She enjoys the dread that surrounds her work and, ironically, believes she was placed here as a punishment. Garion (Binah) was formerly an Arbiter, a type of elite agent exclusive to the Head. These singularity-infused assassins are capable of decimating entire Wings all by themselves and can easily defeat even Grade 1 Fixers. Under Michelle's intel, the Head sent her to attack the former L Corp, nearly decimating the whole facility. She managed to kill the Red Mist Kali, only to be impaled by her at her last moments, nearly dead. After being captured near-death, her brain was used by A to form the Sephirah "Binah". Her appearance as a Sephirah and as a human are identical: The black, golden-trimmed coat that is the uniform of the Arbiters. After her death, her human appearance was used in the creation of "Binah" utilizing the Cognition Filter. Shortly after a mission to handle an incident involving executives of H Corp., Garion had been assigned to wipe out the Outskirts lab, having been given intel from Michelle. She managed to wipe out nearly the entirety of the facility, but was mortally wounded by the Red Mist in a Pyrrhic victory. With this, A and B managed to recover her body, probing her brain to obtain information on how to become a Wing. After A extracted information on the head from Garion's brain, he made her the first Sephirah, giving her the "gift" of being unable to succumb to madness and condemning her to forever having to go through the E.G.O. and Abnormality extraction process, which would drive any other person insane. This was meant as a form of torture for killing everyone in the company but himself and Benjamin, but A questioned his decision later. ___

Hokma, unlike the other Sephirah, looks to have aged older. He possess short combed hair of light gray color. He has light green eyes with no pupils and a dark shadow below each eye, similar to eye bags. He wears a monocle on his right eye, a long light gray clothing for the body, resembling a Zhiduo; with a belt on the middle, possessing gray ornaments resembling clouds on the cloth; and gray pants with black shoes. He carries with him an open dark pocket watch on his right hand. The color associated with him in text boxes is Gray. Hokma is a collected person with a solemn and prudent personality. He shows a clear knowledge of time and the cycles, as well how time affect lives in many ways. Hokma shows care for A, explaining to him the work of time inside the facility while showing him that he wants to aid him while still trying to reach his goal. He is shown indifferent about the lives of others as he knows the regrets, the suffering and the fear, that inside there, are meaningless. Story:

Hokma's work focuses on keeping records of the employees’ lives, aiding the player, and explains that lives in the facility are meaningless, as nobody truly dies here, that the cycle of life and death works differently. Benjamin (Hokma) was previously a co-worker since the start of Lobotomy Corporation, being loyal to A since the beginning and aiding him in his goals. When he first joined the company he wore a laboratory coat, a gray shirt with a red tie, wearing gray pants with a light brown belt and black shoes. After his death, his human appearance at the time was used in the creation of 'Hokma', utilizing the Cognition Filter. Benjamin was presumably introduced to Lobotomy Corporation through A, and was his most devoted employee, most likely joining directly after him. Benjamin, along with A, was a sole survivor of the attack from the Head. It is later revealed that Benjamin may have been killed by Angela, since he tried to warn X about her nature. He was then most likely cast down into the lower levels to be forgotten. Hokma has "The Eye Embracing the Past; Building the Future".