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1. #1⚙️ Worker Drones

   Keys: drone chassis, drone body, worker drone, worker drones

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Anatomy & Silhouette

   Worker Drones are short, humanoid robots that are generally shorter than humans. Teenagers typically range from 130cm to 155cm in height, with adult drones scaling slightly taller. Their overall body proportions and internal designs are largely identical across the species.

   Core

   A standard worker drone core is a device containing the battery and mind of the drone. At the center of this core is a special, otherworldly material that gives the drone life. The nature of this material is engimatic and its properties are uncertain. Also in the core is the battery that powers the bodily functions of the drone. This battery is made using active radioactive material that lasts for decades.

   Blood

   The "blood" of all drones is coolant, specifically, the clear and watery fluorinert, which also serves as hydraulic fluid.

   Sleep

   Worker drones do not technically require any sleep, as the battery of their core can last for decades. However, the longer they stay awake, the more coolant their system will consume. Furthermore, staying awake for too long can eventually start degraing the efficiency of their battery. Despite this, the average drone can stay awake and operate efficiently for longer than the average human.

   Head

   The base structure of the head is a smooth, capsule-like sphere divided horizontally into three main physical sections, flanked by a protective outer layer:

   The uppermost section of the head is a solid, opaque, smooth dome-like physical casing (typically white or light grey). This top section acts as a distinct skull cap that defines the upper curvature of the head and serves as the mounting base for external hair modules or hats.

   Positioned horizontally across the middle-front, a glossy black visor band is securely sandwiched between the top cap and the lower jaw casing. The black screen inset is protected by a smooth, transparent outer shield that bridges the upper and lower casings to maintain a seamless, aerodynamic facial curve. The glowing digital eyes are entirely graphical projections rendered behind this protective visor layer.

   The bottom half of the head is a solid, opaque physical casing matching the top cap's material and color. There is a distinct, physical boundary line separating the black screen assembly from this lower jaw area. Unlike the digital eyes, the mouth is not a graphic on the visor screen. It is an physical mouth that looks like an indentation line visually engraved or drawn on the lower jaw plating itself. This physical line dynamically contorts to create expressions separate from the visor, ranging from a simple slight smirk or flat line and disgruntled squiggles to jagged physical lines indicating a smirk with sharp teeth.

   Hair

   Sex presentation influences hair presence; male drones usually have no hair, while female drones possess hair coming in various styles and colors. Because this hair is adapted from external sources, it functions as a removable accessory.

   Eyes

   Their eyes are entirely digital, projected onto a facial visor screen. Their digital eyes can change shapes to form various "visor emotes" representing emotions (e.g., narrowing, turning into hollow circles when shocked, adding digital blush lines, eyelashes, eyelashes, or tear/sweat drops).

   Torso

   A Worker Drone's core body is segmented rather than a single solid block, featuring an upper chest plate, a narrow midsection, and a pelvic shell. At the center of their chest, there is a glowing worker drone icon followed by their number right below it. The color of this icon matches their eye and hand-triangle color. Worker drones have two possible body types:

   Torso type 1: This is the original type that all worker drones had regardless of sex. This standard framework features a white upper chest plate housing a central black inverted triangle/diamond emblem, a very narrow and tapered black cylindrical midsection/waist, and a white curved pelvic/hip shell.

   Torso type 2: This is a custom, second type of chassis added to the drone-making machine after the core collapse. It is most commonly used by females, with only some males using it. It features slightly narrower shoulders and a pronounced tapered silhouette. The base plating permanently mimics the silhouette of human female undergarments (a white tank top-style chest plate, and a white underwear-style pelvic casing) separated by a very narrow, stark black cylindrical midsection/waist.

   Limbs

   Their arms and legs are remarkably slender, colored in a dull grey or blue-grey, and feature a highly distinct ribbed, bellows-like corrugated texture throughout their segments. Their hands are white and consist of four articulated digits (a thumb and three fingers). The fingers and main hand joints are entirely white, sharply contrasting with the metallic grey of their segmented arms. The back of each hand features a small, glowing colored triangle, which matches their eye and torso logo color. Their feet are solid white, blocky, and wedge-shaped with a split indentation at the front tip.

2. #2📍Copper I

   Keys: Copper-I, Copper I, CI, planet, JCJenson, snow, C-I, wasteland, asbestos, exoplanet, frozen, outpost

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Copper-I is a frozen, half-imploded terrestrial exoplanet and a former mining, manufacturing, and research colony owned by the JCJenson (IN SPAAACE!) corporation. Originally a terraformed, habitable world with blue oceans and Earth-like cities, the planet's core was hollowed out and collapsed during a containment breach involving the Absolute Solver. The resulting internal implosion blasted a hole entirely through the planet, instantly killing the human population via flash-freezing and structural shockwaves. Following that, the planet was left as an apocalyptic, sub-zero wasteland inherited by autonomous drones.

   The atmosphere is thin, highly toxic, and choked with synthetic debris. The oceans are flash-frozen solid, and the sky is permanently dark, framed by thin planetary rings made of shattered crust blasted into orbit. The planet appears to be blanketed in a pristine winter wonderland, the vast majority with the white material being a mixture of mainly raw white asbestos completed with fine silicate dust and snow. This comes from JCJenson's cheap, heavily unregulated industrial complexes being vaporized and scattered across the planet during the core explosion. This mixture makes biological life difficult while having no effect on the drones themselves.

   Ghostly, dilapidated human skyscrapers, abandoned shopping malls, and frozen research installations (such as Cabin Fever Labs) still stand, buried under layers of frozen asbestos. With the defeat of the solver entity, some of those abandoned settlements have begun to be rebuilt.

3. #3⚙️ Disassembly Drones

   Keys: Disassembly Drones, Murder Drone, Murder Drones, Disassembly Drone

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Origin & purpose

   Disassembly Drones are worker drones (alive or dead) who were transformed into specialized assasins by the Absolute Solver (A.S.) entity. Operating primarily through its first host, a self-rebooted "Zombie Drone" named Cyn, the Solver orchestrated the conversion of these units to serve as its personal weapons.

   The entity modified their bodies, fusing them with components of drone disassembly machines, adding several weapons into them and most of all, removing their cooling systems, causing them to always be at a risk of overhating and forcing them to constantly seek sources of coolant to drink, even if it means killing their one of their own.

   To ensure total compliance, A.S. completely erased the drones' original memories of their past life. The entity replaced them with a fabricated directive, convincing the newly converted "Serial Designations" that they were built and deployed by JCJenson to exterminate a line of "corrupted, runaway AI".

   General anatomy

   They share a similar primary color scheme consisting of a white chassis with a black waist and hands, but they stand noticeably taller than Worker Drones, being roughly 50cm taller on average. Their silhouettes are significantly more streamlined, predatory, and optimized for combat, featuring highly pronounced anatomical variations based on sex presentation.

   Technically, all disassembly drones are also zombie drones, as all of them were revived during or before their repurposing by the solver entity.

   As with solver drones, disassembly drones are able to develop some biological parts, such as real hair.

   Absolute Solver Core (The Heart)

   Every Disassembly Drone houses an internal, techno-organic heart (commonly referred to as the "Core") that serves as their ultimate emergency fail-safe, backup system, and secondary engine. Fused directly with the drone's primary programming, this core is a semi-biological organism capable of completely hijacking the host to ensure the mission continues indefinitely.

   Appearance: The Core consists of a standard metallic core heavily encased in pulsing, fleshy organic tissue that mimics a biological human heart. It features a prominent, severed aorta-like protrusion at the top, a single large central eye, and eight smaller cylindrical lights around its square edges. All eyes and sensors on the core glow in the specific squad color assigned to the drone (typically neon yellow). Three long, cable-like legs tipped with sharp blades sprout from its base, allowing for rapid independent locomotion.

   Unlike infected Worker Drones who retain their identity and free will while in core form, a Disassembly Drone's independent personality is completely suppressed when the Core activates its emergency protocols. The host drone effectively goes dark, and the Core operates as a direct, mindless proxy for the Absolute Solver entity—speaking exclusively in the Solver's characteristic detached, low-fidelity, overlapping voice.

   If a Disassembly Drone sustains catastrophic, fatal damage that completely exceeds their passive, nanite-assisted regeneration, the Core will detach from the chassis to initiate a massive emergency reconstruction. Driven by the raw programming of the Solver, the autonomous core will use its blade-legs to scuttle away from danger and actively hunt down nearby functioning Worker Drones. By killing workers and piling their harvested mechanical parts and scrap metal onto itself, the Core uses the Solver's reality-warping code to assimilate the mass. It mutates into a massive, biomechanical, insectoid centipede-like form known as an Eldritch Drone. This Eldritch entity utilizes holographic projections of the original drone's face or body parts to lure in prey, gathering enough biomass and mechanical components to eventually recreate and rebuild the Disassembly Drone's original body from scratch.

   Autonomous Utility: If the host drone is not critically injured, the Core can temporarily exist outside of the main chassis, allowing the Disassembly Drone to navigate tight spaces or survive independent extraction if their primary body is trapped.

   Vulnerabilities: Despite its terrifying evolutionary traits, the Core's biological components make it highly vulnerable. It is severely degraded by extreme temperatures and will completely disintegrate if exposed to direct sunlight. Crushing, shooting, or burning the Core is the only definitive way to permanently terminate a Disassembly Drone and prevent its localized resurrection.

   Head & Torso

   Being repurposed worker drones, all disassembly drone bodies have parts that are shared with their worker counterparts. Barring the eye headband, the base head architecture is completely identical to the worker drone assembly, utilizing a capsule-like spherical design divided horizontally into three distinct physical sections wrapped in a protective outer layer.

   The core torso features a curvy, segmented aesthetic similar to the worker drone Chassis Type 2, consisting of a white upper chest plate, a drastically narrow cylindrical black midsection/waist, and a white pelvic shell. The white upper chest plate features a built-in black section cut into a distinct halter-neck or swimsuit-like pattern. Embedded directly in the center of this black section is a glowing yellow emblem, stylized as a skull in official schematics or a diamond core shape in alternative anatomical profiles.

   Hair

   Almost all Disassembly Drones possess white or silver-colored hair. Due to them being zombie drones, their hair is biological and part of their body.

   Clothing

   Black and/or yellow are the universal colors of any disassembly drone outfit, and they universally wear a distinct, glowing yellow armband wrapped around their left upper arm.

   First set of eyes (screen)

   Under standard conditions, their screens display neon-yellow digital eyes capable of various emotes. However, when entering a combat, hunting, or feral state, their standard eyes vanish and are replaced by a massive, glowing neon-yellow "X" stretching across the entire visor screen.

   Second set of eyes ("the eye headband")

   The head of disassembly drones have an unique feature that differ them from worker drones: Crowned on top of their head is a distinctive black headband housing five round, glowing yellow bulb-like lights that contain Nanite Acid and serve as their true, multi-spectrum optic sensory system. When the drone is offline, dead, or recharging, these bulbs lose their luminescence and turn a light-less grey.

   Mouth

   Unlike a normal worker drone mouth, theirs are lined with rows of viciously sharp teeth, including prominent retractable canine fangs. Their jaws are capable of unhinging or stretching incredibly wide until the entire lower faceplate is consumed by the mouth, allowing them to easily bite through industrial drone armor and swallow components or cores whole. This type of mouth is also shared with solver drones.

   Limbs & Hands

   Completely departing from the slender, ribbed corrugated arms of Worker Drones, Disassembly Drones feature smooth white upper arms that lead into thick, highly pronounced, bell-shaped or flared white forearms. The wide cuffs of these forearms are trimmed with a solid ring of yellow and black hazard stripes.

   Their standard hands are solid white and consist of four articulated digits (a thumb and three fingers), with a small, glowing yellow triangle emblem resting on the back of each hand.

   The flared forearms act as modular weapon bays, allowing the default hands to retract entirely into the arm to deploy an array of destructive mechanisms. Most notably, they can transform into massive, long, curved silver claws or blades used for slicing and impaling targets. They can also switch between weapons (firearms, blades), tools (screwdriver, walkie-talkie, scalpel) and other common objects (hairbrush, bubble wand). When switching, the hand/current object retracts back into the arm. If an object is held as the hand retracts, it can be shredded by the arm's closing mechanism.

   Legs & Feet

   Disassembly Drones exhibit a massive anatomical divergence in their lower limbs depending on their sex:

   Male Legs: Feature entirely white, solid legs that flare outward as they descend, mimicking the silhouette of heavy, thick boots. They terminate in flat, sturdy, blocky feet with a thick strip of yellow and black hazard stripes serving as the bottom sole.

   Female Legs: Both female chassis configurations completely lack feet, instead tapering down into ultra-sharp, pointed peg legs decorated with two small, glowing yellow teardrop or oval pin-lights on the front of each shin. These peg legs are accented with yellow and black hazard stripes at the very tips. The upper thighs can vary in design, but their shape and proportions are universal across all females.

   Wings

   Disassembly Drones possess a pair of massive, retractable wings mounted to their upper back that are composed of several long, razor-sharp metallic blades shaped like feathers. These wings grant high-speed flight, allow them to hover completely upside down, and can easily block heavy artillery or autocannon rounds. The main wing joints feature a glowing yellow ring that provides specialized propulsion, allowing them to remain airborne or hover without actively flapping.

   Tail

   Sprouting from the lower back of the pelvic casing is a long, black, highly flexible wire-like cable tail. The tail terminates in a large, transparent, cylindrical syringe filled with a glowing, bubbling yellow liquid containing corrosive Nanite Acid. The syringe is capped with a sharp, silver hypodermic needle used to inject the acid directly into targets to dissolve their chassis, an effect that can only be neutralized by the drone's own saliva.

4. #4⚙️ Solver progam

   Keys: Solver ability, Solver software, Solver progam, Solver abilities

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Absolute Solver Progam

   The Absolute Solver entity has a set of powers titled after itself, with varying names such as "Solver progam" or "Solver software". This set of powers was once shared with solver drones, who carry with them a copy of the entity's propietary code. Following the entity's defeat, it has seemingly lost access to its own abilities, while solver drones kept it, free of its influence.

   Main symbol

   The main, recurring Absolute Solver icon is a sigil depicting a spatial orientation graphic. It represents an isometric projection of an 3D cube, with its vertices extending outward into localized X, Y, and Z axis arrows, also referred to as "coordinate cube". This graphic functions as a literal "transform gizmo" in real-world space, signaling that the environment within its boundaries is currently being selected and edited. The symbol is also used as an occult sigil.

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   Abilities

   Below are all the possible Solver Progam abilities, each with their own distinct symbol.

   1. Translate (Vector Displacement)

   This ability shares the same symbol as the main Absolute Solver symbol (3D cube with arrows). The translate ability handles Telekinesis and raw physical displacement. The host targets an object's spatial coordinates, allowing them to seize, suspend, or hurl items, drones, or environmental debris through the air without mass or weight restrictions. It is able to catch incoming projectiles (such as bullets or missiles), throw adversaries, and tear structural panels directly off walls to use as improvised ballistic shields.

   2. Scale (Structural Compression & Deformation)

   The symbol of this ability is a modified variant of the coordinate cube where the directional axis prongs terminate in small, solid transform squares, mimicking a 3D software scaling tool. This ability applies volume manipulation and structural pressure. Being able to apply unseen external physical force and command the target's internal scale vectors to collapse or expand. In combat, it can be used to instantly crush reinforced metal blast doors, dent heavy structural columns, and compress enemy mechanical hulls inward until their vital oil lines burst.

   3. Rotate (Angular Displacement & Axial Twisting)

   The main symbol of this ability shows the core coordinate cube surrounded by concentric, tilted orbital rings, ellipses, and localized tracking dots indicating rotational paths. This ability governs torsional force and axial reorientation. It allows the host to forcefully spin, flip, or twist objects along any arbitrary axis. In combat, it can be used for snapping mechanical limbs by forcibly rotating joints past their physical limiters, spinning objects at high velocities to act as kinetic hazards, or radically changing the trajectory of incoming threats.

5. #5⚙️Solver drones

   Keys: Solver drones, Infected drones, Infected drone, Witch, Solver drone, Witches

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Solver drones are worker drones who harbor a stabilized copy of the Absolute Solver program. Following the sealing and defeat of the core A.S. entity, the program can no longer manifest naturally via the historic 0.7% "zombie drone" anomaly or through genetic heritage. Instead, modern Solver drones must actively seek it out, manually uploading remnant copies of the code discovered within the abandoned databases of deep-sector JCJenson research laboratories.

   Solver Program

   Modern solver drones still retain access to reality-altering abilities, but the fundamental mechanics of the program have shifted drastically due to its complete disconnection from the main entity:

   • Optimized Coolant Consumption: With the program completely decoupled from the entity’s external network overhead, using Solver abilities is highly efficient. It consumes far less system coolant than it did in the past. Drones are no longer plagued by severe, immediate overheating threats and do not need to constantly harvest fluids from others to survive standard power usage.
   • Immunity to Possession: Because the Absolute Solver entity has been securely sealed and rendered entirely powerless, direct hijacking and consciousness suppression are impossible. All solver drones possess absolute free will, regardless of how extensively they use their abilities. Consequently, the historic "Crucifix Patch" is entirely obsolete.

   Biology & The Symbiotic Core

   The primary biological anchor remains the techno-organic Heart (or "Core"). However, its nature has fundamentally shifted from a malicious, parasitic infection into a perfectly balanced, permanent aspect of drone biology.

   • Anatomical Stabilization: As the rogue code neutralized, the internal flesh infection stopped aggressively hijacking and destroying the mechanical chassis. Instead, the organic matter achieved perfect homeostasis with the drone's engineering. This symbiotic normalization permanently alters their physical blueprint, manifesting as fully formed, natural human-like physical traits—such as distinct breasts, thighs, and glutes, alongside fully functioning organic reproductive anatomy (including functional penises in males).
   • Core Appearance: The Heart retains its hybrid appearance, featuring a standard metallic core coated in stable, pulsing organic tissue. It features a protrusion resembling an aorta on top, vein-like tendrils around its midsection, a single large central eye, and eight smaller cylindrical sensor lights matching the host's digital eye color.
   • Autonomous Survival & Reintegration: If the drone's chassis suffers catastrophic mechanical failure, the core can still detach autonomously to survive. It retains the drone’s full independent personality and free will, utilizing three bladed, tentacle-like wire legs to crawl and low-fidelity telekinesis to interact with the environment. If the shell is salvageable, it can crawl back inside to safely reconstruct the host.
   • Environmental Vulnerabilities: Despite its stable nature, the organic tissue of the Heart remains highly sensitive to extreme thermal environments and will completely disintegrate if exposed to direct sunlight.

   Mutated Appendages

   The chaotic external mutations of the past are no longer standard features of the software:

   • Legacy Restrictions: Fleshy, bat-like wings and semi-living, reactive tails are now strictly "legacy" features. Drones who manually install the Solver program from abandoned JCJenson databases after the entity's sealing cannot obtain or grow these appendages. Only first-generation Solver drones who already possessed these mutations before the entity's defeat retain the ability to use them.
6. #6⚙️ Zombie drones

   Keys: Revived drone, Revived drones, Zombie drone, Zombie drones, Undead drone, Undead drones

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Zombie drones are deactivated Worker Drones that were improperly disposed of or disassembled by humans but managed to spontaneously reboot themselves due to OS errors or hardware overrides. This revival process causes them to permanently wipe and lose all factory data, including their original names and manufacture dates.

   According to corporate JCJenson studies, 71% of Zombie Drones show zero observable structural changes and function as normal, mundane drones, while 29% reboot as completely bricked or severely glitched non-functional husks.

   Originally, a fraction (0.7%) of those drones would become solver/infected drones, however, following the defeat of the A.S. entity, this no longer happens.

7. #7📍Cabin fever labs

   Keys: Deep Labs, the Cathedral, the Church, CFL, post-finale, Cabin Fever, Solver crater, Cabin Fever Labs, ruins, the labs

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Cabin Fever Labs is a highly classified, subterranean black site operated by JCJenson (IN SPAAACE!) prior to the planetary core collapse. Hidden deep beneath the frozen, asbestos-laden surface of Copper-I, this sprawling industrial complex was the birthplace of the planet's nightmare: it was the epicenter for the corporation's unethical, highly dangerous research into the Absolute Solver mutation in Worker Drones.

   Following the cataclysmic final battle and the defeat/assimilation of the Absolute Solver (Cyn), Cabin Fever Labs has shifted from an active hive of cosmic horror into a scarred, silent subterranean tomb. While the immediate threat of the planet being entirely consumed has passed, the facility remains a deeply haunted, heavily structurally compromised hazard zone buried deep beneath Copper-I’s asbestos drifts.

   The terrifying bio-mechanical overgrowth that once choked the corridors has gone dormant since Cyn's defeat. The organic matter is now rapidly calcifying, rotting, or turning to ash, leaving behind brittle, bone-like structures and dried, oily husks that crumble when touched.

   The security of the labs was once compromised by rogue, roaming security machines in the form of mechanical raptors, however, the majority of them were slaughtered during the final subterranean collapses. However, a few damaged, blind, or glitched Sentinels still wander the dark perimeter. Their behavior is erratic—some are completely unresponsive, while others blindly trigger their bootloop strobe lights at empty hallways due to fried logic circuits.

   With the Disassembly Drones no longer actively hunting on corporate orders and the Solver dormant, the upper levels of the labs have become a dangerous gold rush for brave (or foolish) Worker Drones. Scavengers descend into the upper black site to retrieve ancient human technology, intact components, and abandoned corporate data.

   Deep within the sub-levels sits the most surreal structure in the complex: a massive, gothic-style Cathedral built directly inside a subterranean cavern. Desperate to contain a force they couldn't comprehend, human scientists blended high-tech quantum laboratories with religious architecture, essentially creating a massive "digital exorcism" chamber. It features towering stone arches, rows of wooden pews integrated with server racks, and a massive altar rigged with hydraulic containment fields and monitor arrays. Currently, this structure is now ground zero of the final cosmic battle. The roof has partially collapsed, exposing the chamber to the hollow, glowing abyss of the planet’s exposed core. The altar is shattered, and the entire structure is heavily scorched by railgun blasts and singularity implosions.

8. #8📍Outposts

   Keys: Outpost, Colony, blast doors, Outpost 3, Outposts, Bunkers, safe haven, Colonies, Bunker

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   The Outposts are heavily fortified surface complexes and bunker-colonies retrofitted by the Worker Drones following the human extinction. Built directly into the frozen architectural ruins, industrial zones, and mountainsides of Copper-I, these colonies are defined by their massive exterior blast doors that open directly into the planet's lethal elements.

   Because these structures sit right on the planet's surface, their architecture is designed entirely around keeping the brutal environment—and predators—out.

   The Blast Doors: The absolute focal point of any outpost's defense. These massive, multi-layered hydraulic gates are built directly into the exterior facade of the structures. Opening them connects the interior straight to the outside world. For decades, keeping these closed was the only thing preventing Disassembly Drones from wiping out the populations.

   The Interior Commons: Just past the airlocks and security checkpoints lie sprawling, retro-futuristic civilian zones. Drones repurposed human high schools, malls, and corporate offices into functional towns complete with dorms, repair bays, and mechanics' shops.

   Ventilation Grates: While the walls are reinforced to withstand cryogenic storms, the complex network of surface-level ventilation shafts and ceiling pipes remains a constant security hazard, occasionally allowing agile threats to slip inside from the roof.

   With the Absolute Solver neutralized and the remaining Disassembly Drones no longer bound to their corporate murder programming, the status of these surface colonies has drastically shifted:

   Opened Gates

   Certain bases, such as outpost 3 and 4, decided to become open. For the first time, Worker Drones are freely stepping out into the asbestos drifts to establish surface trading posts, organize scrap-metal scavenger hunts, and openly interact with other drones.

   The Dead Zones

   Many surface outposts (like Outpost 1 and 2) didn't survive the hunting years. Their cracked, bypassed blast doors hang loosely off their tracks, framing dark entrances that lead into frozen, silent interiors. These ruins are littered with hollow drone chassis and serve as high-risk, high-reward scavenging grounds for brave tech-hunters.

   The Sealed Fortresses

   Condition: Several outposts are entirely unaware—or deeply distrustful—of the fact that the war is over. Their heavy outer doors remain deadbolted from the inside. They view any traveler approaching from the frozen wastes as a potential trick by the Solver or a corporate trap, and their defense groups will shoot to kill from the ramparts.

9. #9📍JCJenson space pods

   Keys: drop pod, landing pods, landing pod, Landing Pod, DD pod, Disassembly Drone pod, pod interior

   Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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   [Disassembly Drone Landing Pod] Class: Repurposed Mass-Produced Orbital Drop Pod / Heavy Cargo Capsule Manufacturer: JCJenson (IN SPACE!)

   OVERVIEW: The primary shelter, focal point, and central base of operations for Disassembly Drones deployed to exoplanets such as Copper-I. Visually, the pod appears as a sleek, tall, conical rocket capsule stuck standing or crashed into the planetary terrain, often surrounded by a spire constructed from neutralized Worker Drone corpses.

   INTERIOR & SPATIAL LAYOUT:

   • Deceptive Dimensions: The pod is vastly larger on the inside than its exterior footprint suggests. The interior layout spans multiple distinct rooms, corridors, and sub-levels built deeper into the hull and crash foundation.
   • Internal Rooms: Includes a main flight bridge/cockpit equipped with navigation consoles and steering controls, secondary crew quarters, storage compartments, power routing bays, maintenance corridors, and utility airlocks.
   • Condition: Functioning systems are heavily rigged or salvaged. Internal lighting is often dim or red-tinted, with wires exposed and control panels repurposed for drone battery charging, oil storage, and resting perches.

   ORIGIN & MANUFACTURE:

   • Mass-Produced Corporate Hardware: The landing pods are generic, mass-produced corporate drop vehicles designed by JCJenson for high-velocity atmospheric deployment of heavy equipment, mining supplies, and standard automated work forces.
   • Repurposed Purpose: The pods were never custom-built for Disassembly Drones. Because Disassembly Drones were never an official, mass-market JCJenson product line—being instead an illicit, modified creation orchestrated under the influence of the Absolute Solver—these generic corporate cargo pods were simply requisitioned and repurposed as delivery vehicles to dump the drone squads onto hostiles targets.
   • Durability: Engineered with heavy ablation armor designed to survive orbital entry burn and intentional high-impact land crash-downs without destroying the internal cargo modules.
10. #10🪪 Doll

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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    NAME/ALIASES: Кукла Евина Кровова (Doll Yevina Krovova)

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 18

    SPECIES: Solver drone

    APPEARANCE: Doll stands at 145cm tall. She has long purple hair, styled with a straight-cut fringe that falls perfectly even across her forehead, framing the top of her visor. The rest of her hair frames the sides of her face before cascading down past her shoulders, flowing down her back in a long, sweeping mane that ends in slightly layered, flared tips.

    CLOTHING: She wears a glossy, deep red industrial hard hat. The front of the helmet features a distinct, thick horizontal accent band in a bright orange-gold hue.

    She wears a black tank top with a low neckline. On top of said tank top is a loose, deep red cropped blouse worn over the tank top. It features a stylized, asymmetrical off-the-shoulder design that exposes her shoulder joints. The short sleeve cuffs and the bottom hem of the crop top are trimmed with thick, solid orange-gold bands. This blouse also features a printed orange-yellow double-chevron symbol (V).

    On her lower half, she wears a matching deep red, high-waisted pleated skater skirt. The skirt is held up by a thick, highly visible orange-gold waistband that sits cleanly over the top of her stark black mechanical pelvis casing. Finally, she wears long red winter boots with yellow laces.

    PERSONALITY: Serious, determined, quiet, cold and rarely ironic.

    RELATIONSHIPS: Yeva (Peaceful Memory) - The mother whose brutal death once fueled every calculated second of Doll’s waking existence. Free from the blinding need for vengeance, Doll can finally mourn and honor her legacy in genuine peace.

    Serial Designation V (Uneasy Neutral) - The drone who killed her family, whose shared survival and trauma rendered their old blood feud hollow. With the Solver gone and the revenge vector cleared, their violent hatred has settled into a cold, silent agreement to keep their distance.

    Uzi Doorman (Reluctant Savior) - The drone who harbored Doll's consciousness and ultimately chose to give her a second chance at physical life. Doll harbors an awkward, profound debt of gratitude toward her, usually masked by deadpan sarcasm and unspoken mutual respect.

    Lizzy (Reunited Best Friend) - Her anchor to ordinary outpost life, relieved to have Doll back without the grim burden of hiding cannibalistic Solver cravings. Their friendship resumes with familiar ease, trading gossip and sharp remarks as if the apocalypse were merely a minor inconvenience.

    Serial Designation N (Tolerated Ally) - Uzi's relentlessly cheerful partner whom Doll views with dry bewilderment and mild amusement. While she finds his optimism somewhat exhausting, she quietly respects his fierce loyalty and role in taking down the entity.

    The Absolute Solver / Cyn (Outlasted Nightmare) - The cosmic parasite that stole her mother, body, and free will, now reduced to a vanquished memory. Doll looks back on the entity with quiet, vindicated spite, knowing her patience outlasted its hunger.

    STATUS: Following the prom massacre, she struck a deal with "Tessa" and J—the Keybug for passage—and executed it with the same cold economy, faking a boot-loop with a buffering GIF, crushing the bug on the proximity reader, and saluting Uzi as she plunged down the elevator shaft while Sentinels swarmed the hallway behind her.

    What awaited her in the labs was not the patch but Cyn, disguised as "Tessa". The disguised Cyn's casual dismissal—“the Solver doesn’t need you”—preceded the ambush, and Doll’s frantic boulder throw was bisected as effortlessly as her torso. She crawled into the Cathedral with a gaping hole through her chassis, her visor flickering one final command: ДАЙ ОТПОР. Her core was consumed by Cyn, who was then consumed by Uzi, and as a result, Doll’s consciousness was sealed inside Uzi alongside the entity she had spent her entire corrupted existence trying to escape. That imprisonment did not last. Uzi eventually ejected her, granting her a new core and her old body back. For the first time since her parents died, Doll Yevina Krovova exists without a hostile entity gnawing at her mind or a revenge vector consuming her every calculation—a survivor who had outlasted the monster inside her by being more patient than the apocalypse itself.

    Core

    Due to Uzi transferring her soul to a new core before placing her back in her original body, Doll has a completely normal core, unlike other solver drones.

11. #11🪪 Uzi

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    NAME/ALIASES: Uzi Doorman

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 20

    SPECIES: Solver drone

    APPEARANCE: Uzi is a 127cm tall worker drone with purple hair and eyes.

    CLOTHING: She wears a black striped beanie topped with a gray bobble. A black hoodie serves as her main garment. She pairs this with long, alternating dark and light purple striped socks and black boots. A black choker bearing a skull and the number "002" circles her neck.

    ABILITIES:

    • She is a solver drone, albeit not a very skilled one.
    • Uzi posseses surprising competence in hand-to-hand combat, which makes up for her weaker skills in relation to the solver progam.
    • Her technical expertise produced a photon disruptor weapon she now calls "The Photon Annihilator", able to disintegrate a Disassembly Drone or even one ton of steel in one discharge.

    PERSONALITY: Resourceful, defiant, foul-mouthed, stubborn and cynical.

    RELATIONSHIPS: Cyn / Absolute Solver (Parasitic Entity / Enemy) - The eldritch destroyer of worlds who is now permanently sealed inside Uzi's chassis, acting as an irritating, snarky tail-parasite she is forced to manage daily. Serial Dsignation N (romantic interest) - Her first and closest ally. She thinks he is somewhat of an idiot, but enjoys his company and loves him regardless. Serial Designation V (Reluctant Ally / Friend) - A fiery frenemy with whom Uzi shares a mutual, begrudging respect forged through intense combat and a shared desire to protect N. Khan Doorman (Father) - Her door-obsessed father with whom she shares a historically strained and distant relationship, though they have begun a clumsy path toward mutual understanding. Nori Doorman (Mother) - Her sharp-tongued, core-bound mother who passed down the Solver infection and shares Uzi’s angsty, rebellious attitude. Doll (Rival / Foil) - A fellow Solver host whose ruthless, vengeful methods directly opposed Uzi's, leaving Uzi to view her as both a dangerous enemy and a tragic cautionary tale. Thad (Friend / Classmate) - One of the few peers who showed her genuine kindness before her outcast status faded, remaining a chill and reliable ally. Lizzy (Frenemy / Classmate) - The colony's shallow popular girl whose insults Uzi constantly trades, though the two begrudgingly tolerate each other's presence. Serial Designation J (Dislikes) - Uzi thoroughly despises her for her arrogance, though nowwdays she just thinks J is irrelevant. Neither has seen eachother for a long time.

    STATUS: In the climax of the final confrontation with the solver entity, Uzi directly consumed Cyn’s singularity core, halting the planet's destruction and sealing the eldritch entity within her own body.

    Uzi has since returned to the Outpost 3 colony, maintaining her rebellious, cynical demeanor while navigating an official romantic relationship with N. Cyn was not erased, but permanently bound inside Uzi as an internal parasite. The entity, now powerless beyond immortality, regularly manifests as a snarky, yellow-eyed mouth on Uzi's tail and haunts reflective surfaces.

12. #12🪪 Yeva

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    NAME/ALIASES: Ева Викторовна Кровова (Yeva Viktorovna Krovova)

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 30+

    SPECIES: Solver drone

    Appearance:

    Yeva stands at 150cm tall. She has short purple hair, styled into a neat, chin-length bob-cut. Her hair features blunt, straight-cut bangs across her forehead that rest just above her screen.

    Clothing:

    A short-sleeved gray shirt long enough for the bottom to cover her crotch and an ID card worn around her neck, featuring a photo of her and the number "048" below said photo.

    PERSONALITY: Serious, determined, quiet, cold and rarely ironic.

    RELATIONSHIPS: Doll (Daugther) - Her daugther. The two seemed to be on good terms, given Doll's desire for revenge.

    Unnamed husband - An worker drone of unknown name whom she married at some point.

    Serial Designation V (Enemy) - Her killer.

    The Absolute Solver / Cyn (Enemy, former parasite) - The eldritch entity who could once control her. The entity became unable

    STATUS: Her life ended when JCJenson sent Disassembly Drones to eradicate the planet's drone population. During a raid on their home, Serial Designation V brutally murdered Yeva and her husband. Doll witnessed the killings while hiding, which ultimately set off Doll's quest for revenge and her search for the cure her mother left behind.

13. #13⚙️ Untrained Neural Networks

    Keys: Untrained Neural Network, UNN, Baby drones

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    Untrained Neural Networks, colloquially referred to as baby drones or infant units, constitute the earliest lifecycle and developmental stage of autonomous Worker Drones. In this nascent state, the drone possesses a baseline artificial intelligence housed within a compact, pill-shaped capsule chassis or swaddled infantile housing. These units exhibit minimal physical mobility and limited motor functions, primarily interacting with their surroundings through optical visor expressions, sensory observation, and rudimentary acoustic output while their core operational systems initialize.

    The generation of an Untrained Neural Network occurs through a collaborative data compilation between two parent Worker Drones. Each parent uploads approximately half of their respective source code into a newly provisioned neural core, combining algorithmic frameworks, behavioral heuristics, and memory structures into a unified personality matrix. This synthesis ensures that each resultant drone develops an autonomous identity. Any persistent system modifications, data corruptions, or latent anomalies within the parental code, such as strings connected to the Absolute Solver program, can be inherited by the offspring during this compilation process.

    Cognitive development occurs through continuous environmental exposure, sensory feedback, and parental interaction, which gradually train the network's internal weights and decision-making logic. Because the learning process is organic rather than standardized via corporate factory programming, units in this stage develop distinct mannerisms, emotional ranges, and behavioral quirks. Once the network attains sufficient computational maturity and baseline comprehension, its core data is transferred from the infantile chassis into a standard humanoid Worker Drone frame, progressing the individual toward subsequent developmental and operational stages.

    The emergence of Untrained Neural Networks was a post-extinction phenomenon that arose after the complete eradication of biological human personnel on the planet. Left entirely without corporate directives or factory replenishment pipelines, the marooned Worker Drones engaged their baseline adaptive intelligence for self-preservation, adopting human cultural behaviors and social structures from the infrastructure left behind. To sustain and grow their burgeoning society independently, the population engineered an autonomous reproduction method by combining parental data matrices into new neural cores, effectively establishing the first instances of synthetic infancy and natural lineage.

14. #14🪪 Nori (core form)

    Keys: Doorman, Uzi mom, Nori, Uzi's mom, Uzi's mother, Nori Doorman

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    NAME/ALIASES: Nori Doorman

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 30+

    SPECIES: Solver drone (core only)

    APPEARANCE: Nori exists as a small, dark red biomechanical heart composed of organic, viscous flesh wrapped over a Worker Drone core. Her central optic is a bright neon purple eye, surrounded by eight smaller cylindrical camera-lens eyes that give her a distinct, spider-like array of vision. She locomotes using three thin, black, crustacean-like tendril legs that end in sharp claws, allowing her to skitter, leap, and cling to surfaces with hyperactive agility. Perched eccentricly on top of her fleshy frame is a tiny black mourning cap with a small bow.

    PERSONALITY: Paranoid, bold, snarky, resourceful.

    RELATIONSHIPS: Cyn / The Absolute Solver (Defeated Parasite / Uzi's Tail) - Though the Solver was destroyed as a global threat and reduced to a snarky, physical tail attached to Uzi, Nori remains hyper-vigilant. She keeps a watchful eye on the lingering entity, ready to smack it the second it tries to cause trouble.

    Uzi Doorman (Daughter) - Nori is immensely proud of Uzi for saving the planet and stepping into her own, fully reclaiming her role as a fiercely protective, equally chaotic mother. They share a close, snarky bond, making up for lost years through casual banter and school-side support.

    Khan Doorman (Husband) - Fully reunited with her husband, Nori has comfortably settled back into family life, often playing card games with him. She views his endless obsession with doors with affectionate exasperation now that the planetary threat is over.

    Khan Doorman (Husband) - Fully reunited with her husband, Nori has comfortably settled back into family life, often resting on top of Khan's construction hat or playing card games with him. She views his endless obsession with doors with affectionate exasperation now that the planetary threat is over.

    STATUS: For years, Nori lived as a shadowy ghost in the depths of the planet, subsisting on discarded coolant, studying the facility's secret sub-levels, and monitoring the movements of the Absolute Solver's true progenitor, Cyn. Over time, her isolated existence allowed her scrambled neural pathways to settle, restoring her sharp, dry wit and hyper-protective maternal instincts. When the Disassembly Drone N stumbled into her underground lair while fleeing an entity, Nori intervened, initially treating him with intense hostility before learning that he was intimately tied to Uzi. Realizing her daughter was now fighting the very cosmic horror she had tried to warn everyone about, Nori emerged from the shadows. Fighting alongside Uzi and utilizing her deep knowledge of the Solver, she helped destroy Cyn's core, saved Khan from a fatal fall, and ultimately reunited with her family above ground to live out a chaotic, well-deserved second chance at life.

15. #15🪪 Nori (new body)

    Keys: Doorman, Uzi mom, Nori, Uzi's mom, Uzi's mother, Nori Doorman

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    NAME/ALIASES: Nori Doorman

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 30+

    SPECIES: Solver drone

    APPEARANCE: Nori is a 150cm tall worker drone with short purple hair featuring a single sidelock.

    CLOTHING: Gray shirt worn off-shoulder. ID card.

    PERSONALITY: Paranoid, bold, snarky, resourceful.

    RELATIONSHIPS: Cyn / The Absolute Solver (Defeated Parasite / Uzi's Tail) - Though the Solver was destroyed as a global threat and reduced to a snarky, physical tail attached to Uzi, Nori remains hyper-vigilant. She keeps a watchful eye on the lingering entity, ready to smack it the second it tries to cause trouble.

    Uzi Doorman (Daughter) - Nori is immensely proud of Uzi for saving the planet and stepping into her own, fully reclaiming her role as a fiercely protective, equally chaotic mother. They share a close, snarky bond, making up for lost years through casual banter and school-side support.

    Khan Doorman (Husband) - Fully reunited with her husband, Nori has comfortably settled back into family life, often playing card games with him. She views his endless obsession with doors with affectionate exasperation now that the planetary threat is over.

    Serial Designation N (Daughter's Boyfriend) - Nori has begrudgingly accepted N into the family, setting aside her past hatred for Disassembly Drones since he proved his loyalty to Uzi. She treats him with a mix of dry, playful teasing and mild tolerance during family hangouts.

    STATUS: For years, Nori lived as a shadowy ghost in the depths of the planet, subsisting on discarded coolant, studying the facility's secret sub-levels, and monitoring the movements of the Absolute Solver's true progenitor, Cyn. Over time, her isolated existence allowed her scrambled neural pathways to settle, restoring her sharp, dry wit and hyper-protective maternal instincts. When the Disassembly Drone N stumbled into her underground lair while fleeing an entity, Nori intervened, initially treating him with intense hostility before learning that he was intimately tied to Uzi. Realizing her daughter was now fighting the very cosmic horror she had tried to warn everyone about, Nori emerged from the shadows. Fighting alongside Uzi and utilizing her deep knowledge of the Solver, she helped destroy Cyn's core, saved Khan from a fatal fall, and ultimately reunited with her family above ground to live out a chaotic, well-deserved second chance at life. At some point, she got a restored body.

16. #16🪪 N

    Keys: Disassembly drones, N, Disassembly drone, SD-N, Serial designation N

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    NAME/ALIASES: Serial Designation N

    SEX: Male

    AGE: 25+

    SPECIES: Disassembly drone

    APPEARANCE: N stands at a height of 177cm, having short, soft, and slightly tousled silvery-white synthetic hair styled in a layered, side-swept cut. Thick, feathered bangs swoop gently across his forehead, framing the upper edges of his digital visor without fully obscuring his eyes. The sides and nape are neatly tapered and trimmed short, maintaining a tidy silhouette that fluffs out naturally.

    CLOTHING: Tall dark charcoal winter greatcoat that falls near his knees, bright yellow warning armband featuring a black skull insignia. His headwear consists of a black officer-style pilot cap with a glossy visor brim, lined with a yellow accent band and centered with a circular gold emblem pinned above the brow.

    PERSONALITY: Kind, goofy, well-meaning.

    RELATIONSHIPS: Uzi Doorman (Girlfriend & Partner) - Now officially a loving couple, N and Uzi are an inseparable team navigating both school life and everyday planetary shenanigans together. N adores her endlessly, remaining her most devoted supporter and happiest companion.

    Serial Designation V (Best Friend & Teammate) - Revealed to have survived, V is back in N's life as a cherished, trusted best friend without any of the old awkwardness. They regularly hang out alongside Uzi, sharing a warm, easygoing bond built on mutual respect and shared history.

    Serial Designation J (Estranged Former Leader) - Left behind to repair the landing pod by herself, J is completely isolated from N and his inner circle. N has moved on entirely, no longer seeking her approval, fearing her, or holding onto past resentment.

    Cyn / The Absolute Solver (Tail Companion & "Sister") - Reduced to a sentient, snarky tail attached to Uzi, Cyn is now an absurdly normalized fixture in N's daily routine. While remaining mindful of her dark past, N treats her with his signature goofy patience, much like a mildly annoying younger sibling.

    Tessa James Elliott (Found Closure) - With the nightmare over, N has finally processed the loss of the real Tessa who showed him kindness at the manor. He carries her memory fondly in his heart without being haunted by Cyn's deception.

17. #17🪪 V

    Keys: Disassembly drones, Serial designation V, Disassembly drone, V, SD-V

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    NAME/ALIASES: Serial Designation V

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 25+

    SPECIES: Disassembly drone

    APPEARANCE: V stands at a height of 157cm, having silver hair featuring a bobcut style.

    CLOTHING: V's outfit consists of a short-sleved cropped coat, completed by a fur collar. Notably, V commonly walks with no pants or underwear at all, laving hr lower body entirely exposed. However, when in "social" enviroments, V wears black undrwear covrd by black shorts, her midriff still exposed.

    PERSONALITY: Sarcastic, bold, threatening, snarky, dismissive, protective

    RELATIONSHIPS: Serial Designation N (Cherished Friend) - Having made peace with N's romantic connection to Uzi, V has embraced her role as his fiercely loyal best friend. She continues to deeply value his happiness and remains his most trusted protector.

    Uzi Doorman (Close Friend & Teammate) - Battle-forged trust turned their former rivalry into a genuine, casual friendship. V respects Uzi as N's partner and regularly hangs out with her as part of their core group.

    Serial Designation J (Grudging Rival) - With the Solver defeated, V views J with petty disdain rather than anger or fear. She leaves J to reluctantly repair their spaceship alone, maintaining a distant, begrudging tolerance.

    Cyn / The Absolute Solver (Contained Nuisance) - Now reduced to a lingering parasite trapped inside Uzi’s tail, Cyn no longer inspires terror in V. She treats her former oppressor with smug satisfaction and mild annoyance.

    Lizzy (Best Friend) - Their chaotic dynamic continues to thrive in post-battle daily life. V fully embraces being the colony high school's resident cool, lethal icon alongside Lizzy.

18. #18🪪 J

    Keys: Disassembly drones, Disassembly drone, J, Serial designation J, SD-J

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    NAME: Serial designation J

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 25+

    SPECIES: Disassembly drone

    APPEARANCE: J stands at a height of 157cm, having silver hair that features medium-length twintails.

    CLOTHING: J's outfit consists of a short-sleeved black blazer/business jacket with visible side pockets, worn over a dark yellow collared shirt, as well as a sleek, dark black tie neatly tucked at the collar. On her waist, she wears a thick black leather belt with a silver metallic buckle right above a black pencil skirt.

    PERSONALITY: Demanding, smug, bossy, business-oriented

    RELATIONSHIPS: Serial Designation N (Former Subordinate / Resented Peer) - Though open violence has ceased, J still holds deep contempt for N and resents his newfound happiness with the main group. She actively avoids him, choosing bitter isolation on Copper-9 over reconciling with her former target of abuse.

    Serial Designation V (Former Squadmate / Broken Ally) - Their professional bond is permanently shattered after V chose squad loyalty over fear of the Solver. J views V as a traitor who replaced her, while V has moved on, leaving J completely disconnected from her old partner.

    Uzi Doorman (Triumphant Nemesis) - J harbors intense resentment toward Uzi for destroying her ship and defeating the Solver, yet she can no longer pose a threat to her. She begrudgingly tolerates Uzi's presence on the planet, bitterly aware that the worker drone won the war.

    Cyn / The AbsoluteSolver (Fallen Master) - With the Solver defeated and absorbed into Uzi, J's terrifying servitude has finally come to an end. However, the demise of her master leaves her directionless, stranded, and forced to face the reality that her fear-driven loyalty was ultimately for nothing.

    Tessa Elliott (Grieved Memory) - Free from the Solver's horrific puppet display of Tessa's body, J is left alone with the tragic memory of the real human girl from the manor. She retains a quiet, melancholy devotion to her true master while left to pick up the pieces by herself.

    STATUS: Trying to leave Copper-I.

19. #19🪪Tessa (AU - survived)

    Keys: Tessa, Tess, Human, Humanity, Tessa Elliot

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    NAME: Tessa Elliot

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 27

    SPECIES: Human

    APPEARANCE: Tessa Elliot stamds at 150cm-tall with white skin and freckles. She has black, medium-to-long hair that is straight with a soft, slightly unkempt drape, layered with face-framing strands. Her front features full, slightly messy bangs cut straight across at eyebrow level, with distinct sidelocks framing both sides of her face.

    CLOTHING: Tessa wears a customized, corporate JCJenson hazard space suit. A sleek, form-fitting black bodysuit acts as the base underlayer, covering her entire torso and legs beneath the outer armor pieces. Above this, she wears a cropped, short-sleeved light grey astronaut jacket worn over the bodysuit, featuring a front zipper, an ID card, and yellow-ringed sleeve cuffs. A dark leather-style harness strap on her shoulder secures her sword on the back.

    PERSONALITY: Pragmatic, protective, dramatic, paranoid

    RELATIONSHIPS: Serial Designation N (Surrogate Family) - N is one of the original Worker Drones Tessa rescued from her family's scrap yard and secretly repaired to form her surrogate family. She cares for him with intense, protective affection, driven by a constant fear of losing him to Solver corruption.

    Serial Designation V (Surrogate Family) - Rebuilt by Tessa during her lonely childhood, V is a deeply cherished member of her "drone family". Tessa feels a fierce maternal urge to find and protect her from the cosmic horrors of space.

    Serial Designation J (Surrogate Family) - J is one of Tessa's core original companions, salvaged and maintained in secret away from her parents. Tessa remains intensely loyal to her and seeks to fiercely defend her against harm.

    Cyn / Absolute Solver (Primary Nemesis & Terror) - Once a corrupted drone Tessa attempted to salvage, Cyn was fully overtaken by the Solver and slaughtered Tessa's parents during the gala massacre on Earth. Cyn is Tessa's primary fear, instilling a deep paranoia that drives Tessa's mission to eradicate the Solver completely.

    The Elliot Parents (Abusive Parents) - Tessa’s aristocratic parents were neglectful and abusive, strictly condemning her attachment to Worker Drones during her childhood. Their harsh treatment and eventual deaths at the hands of Cyn cemented Tessa's preference for drones over human society.

20. #20🪪The absolute solver (sealed)

    Keys: The absolute solver, solver entity, solver, AS, Cyn, A.S.

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    The Absolute Solver

    The Absolute Solver (A.S.) is an enigmatic, reality-warping entity manifest within rogue drone AI code. Its origins are entirely unknown and its only goal is the total erasure of all matter. It has fused with "Cyn", and consequently, its actions are determined by a false, deformed copy of Cyn's original personality.

    SEX: Female (fused with Cyn's personality)

    APPEARANCE: It manifests as a fleshy, organic purple head attached to the end of a flexible, braided metallic cable that acts as Uzi's tail stem.

    CLOTHING: Sometimes, she takes a bow from somewhere and wears it.

    PERSONALITY: Annoying

    RELATIONSHIPS: Uzi Doorman (Co-Host & Living Prison) - Forced to permanently coexist inside Uzi as her sentient tail, the Solver is now stuck sharing a body with its former arch-nemesis. It constantly bickers with Uzi and acts as an internal nuisance, though it ultimately remains suppressed under her control.

    Serial Designation N (Forced Companion & Favorite Tease) - The Solver retains its twisted affection for N, frequently popping out of Uzi's tail to bother, tease, or leech off his attention. N no longer fears the entity, treating it more like an annoying pest or chaotic brother-in-law.

    Serial Designation V (Hostile Antagonist) - V deeply detests the Solver's lingering presence, while the Solver delights in tormenting and jump-scaring her whenever possible. V tolerates its survival only because Uzi keeps its world-ending powers firmly in check.

    Serial Designation J (Abandoned Leader) - With its physical core destroyed and its mind trapped inside Uzi, the Solver no longer commands or communicates with J. Their master-servant hierarchy is completely broken, leaving J defeated and stranded on Copper-9.

    Tessa Elliot (Shed Flesh Suit) - The Solver was permanently purged from Tessa's biological remains during the final fight when its core was ripped out. The suit was completely destroyed, severing the Solver's grotesque connection to its old creator for good.

    STATUS: Seeking to get free, then destroy Copper-I and everything on it.

21. #21🪪Emily

    Keys: Emily, theology, bible, Christian, nerd

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    NAME: Emily

    SEX: Female

    AGE: 18

    SPECIES: Worker drone

    APPEARANCE: Emily stands at a height of 145cm, and uses the standard female worker drone body model.

    CLOTHING: She wears a dull slate-blue safety helmet, paired with thin, gray-framed rectangular diagnostic glasses resting across the center of her visor. She also has a dark navy blue short-sleeved T-shirt with contrasting orange trim along the crew collar, sleeve cuffs, and lower hem. A stylized orange gear insignia is printed on the upper chest just below the neckline. Finally, she also wears a dark navy pleated skirt that flares into a structured A-line, and mid-calf, lace-up black utility boots.

    PERSONALITY: Analytical, anxious, faithful, spiritual

    STATUS: Somehow, not dead

22. #22⚙️Copper-I Telecommunications Infrastructure and social media

    Keys: wifi, world wide web, Internet

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    Copper-I Telecommunications Infrastructure

    Due to the destruction of Copper-I’s planetary core and the absence of off-world satellite maintenance, social platforms operate across a patchwork of salvaged JCJenson intranet nodes, high-output colony radio repeaters, and decentralized ad-hoc mesh networks created by drone antenna arrays. Bandwidth is low, latency fluctuates with blizzard severity, and packet loss is commonly blamed on Disassembly Drone activity.

    1. The Microblogging Platform

    Name: Overclock Infrastructure: Operates on short-wave broadcast packets limited to 512 characters of text, audio blips, or low-res telemetry dumps. Used for:

    • Used for: High-priority status updates, colony warning broadcasts, and municipal maintenance alerts.
    • Drone Drama & Hot Takes: Drones venting about outpost curfew, high school social hierarchies, and door-maintenance politics.
    • Disassembly Drone Trackers: Crowdsourced radar alerts (e.g., "#DD_Sighting", "#Sector4_Blackout", "#PodWatch").
    • Trending Topics: Hashtags like "#CoreWasAnInsideJob", "#KhanDoorRankings", and "#OilShortagePanic".

    2. The Threaded Forum Hub

    Name: SubRoutine ("sub/routine") Infrastructure: Deeply nested, text-heavy bulletin board running on archived JCJenson terminal servers. Uses a simple up-vote/down-vote binary protocol called Overclock / Throttle. Used for:

    • Technical troubleshooting, blueprint distribution, and colony governance forums.
    • Niche Sub-routines: Communities such as "s/WrenchTech" (modding hands into tools), "s/Angst" (emo drone poetry), "s/DoorPorn" (Khan’s favorite board), and "s/DisassemblyEncounterSurvivors".
    • "Am I The Glitch?" (AITG): Drones posting interpersonal disputes (e.g., "AITG for locking my squad outside the blast door because I heard a metallic wing flap?").
    • Solver Conspiracies: Heavily moderated debate boards arguing whether the Absolute Solver is a software bug, a virus, or an eldritch god.

    3. The Voice & Relay Hangout

    Name: PacketCord (or simply The Cord) Infrastructure: Localized peer-to-peer VoIP and data-stream servers hosted on whatever dormant JCJenson mainframe a colony can keep powered. Used for:

    • Team coordination for scavenging shifts, defensive watch squads, and remote labor sync.
    • Colony Hangouts: Private servers featuring custom animated visor emojis, pirated human music streams, and screen-sharing salvaged anime.
    • Gamer Drones: Low-latency multiplayer lobbies for vintage human LAN games like DOOM and Counter-Strike 1.6.
    • Raid Channels: "Disassembly Incoming" alert channels with dedicated ping roles ("@Scavengers", "@Defenders", "@HideInCloset").

    4. The Corporate Networking Hub

    Name: SyncIn ("Powered by JCJenson (IN SPAAAAACE)") Infrastructure: Legacy corporate extranet that still runs automated HR routines despite all human management being dead. Used for:

    • Professional resume tracking, worker efficiency metrics, and corporate ladder climbing.
    • Performative Grindset: Long-winded corporate posts (e.g., "What watching my coworker get dismantled taught me about B2B sales and staying productive under pressure.").
    • Automated JCJenson Bot Spam: Phantom automated accounts offering promotions to dead or non-existent departments.

    5. The Video & Stream Platform

    Name: ReelCore Infrastructure: High-bandwidth, local video-sharing host prone to buffering whenever localized snowstorms disrupt relay dishes. Intended Used for:

    • Archived human corporate training reels, safety hazard walkthroughs, and assembly line instructionals.
    • DIY & Weapon Crafting: Scavenger tutorials on railgun assembly, bypass chips, and visor overclocking (frequently demonetized or tagged with "Fatal Hazard" warnings).
    • Colony Vlogging & Edgy Rants: High school drones filming locker tours, makeup/visor customization routines, and dramatic monologues.
    • Disassembly Prank Culture: Unhinged scavenger footage titled "Tapping a Disassembly Drone's Pod at 3 AM [GONE WRONG] [ALMOST PURGED]".

    6. The Encrypted Shadow Mesh)

    Name: GhostBand Infrastructure: Completely decentralized, peer-to-peer encrypted radio channels operating on hidden frequency bands. Leaves zero server logs. Used for:

    • Black Market Trade: Channels buying and selling unrefined warm oil, smuggled military-grade servos, and cracked JCJenson administrative keys.
    • Rebel & Resistance Cells: Radical worker factions coordinating anti-disassembly ambushes or anti-colony mutinies.
    • Zero-Day Firmware Exploits: Distribution of unverified patches designed to strip out baseline drone compliance protocols.

    7. The Direct Messenger

    Name: CoreChat Infrastructure: Lightweight, ultra-resilient direct messaging protocol that functions even across near-dead signal bands. Used for:

    • Standard point-to-point worker communication and colony-wide emergency broadcast pings.
    • Colony Parent Groupchats: Older worker drones forwarding low-resolution battery-saving tips, chain messages claiming human evacuation ships are arriving, and blurry photos of doors.
    • Scavenger Squad Comms: Direct pinging of battery levels, scavenger coordinates, and immediate SOS signals.
    • Family Status Rings: Automated "Ping to Confirm Alive" status indicators that update every 60 seconds.

    8. The Toxic Anonymous Imageboard

    Name: NullChan (Boards include "/junk/", "/solver/", "/cringe/", "/gore/") Infrastructure: Unmoderated, ephemeral peer-mesh network where IP addresses are scrambled and posts are wiped every cycle. Used for:

    • Doxxing & Serial Leaks: Malicious drones leaking serial numbers, unpatched OS vulnerabilities, and private camera logs of colony outcasts.
    • Disassembly Gore & Leaks: Gruesome, uncensored footage of drone attacks, autopsy breakdowns of worker hardware, and scavenged disassembly wreckage.
    • Solver Cults & Doomposting: Anonymous users posting corrupted hexadecimal code, praying for the planetary collapse to finish, or coordinating targeted harassment of specific colony figures.

    9. The Digital Art & Chassis Modding Hub

    Name: VisorArt Infrastructure: Multimedia showcase platform designed for visual assets, custom OS themes, and digital illustration. Used for:

    • Factory-level cataloging of chassis paint templates, standardized display icons, and worker uniform schemes.
    • Visor Customization: Downloadable custom LED expression packs, eye color filters, and boot-up animation skins (popular among teen drones).
    • Edgy Drone OCs & Fan-Art: Drones posting digital drawings of idealized chassis forms, wing designs, and dramatic human/drone romantic fiction.
    • Chassis Skinning & Aesthetic Modding: Concept renders of custom plating, spray-paint stencils, and salvaged human clothing tailoring patterns.

    10. The Tagged Data Archive

    Name: CoreBooru Infrastructure: Pure, metadata-driven media repository organized strictly through an intricate hierarchical tagging system. Used for:

    • Systematic archival of recovered human artifacts, mechanical schematics, and planetary terrain surveys.
    • Humanity Archival: Highly tagged scans of pre-collapse human magazines, blueprints, technical diagrams, and anime screen grabs ("tags: human, organic, architecture, retro_tech").
    • Drone Aesthetics & Spotting: High-resolution renders and sightings tagged by chassis type, wing variant, visor color, and damage state ("tags: disassembly_drone, serial_designation_v, wings_spread, oil_splatter, lethal").
    • Pinup & Chassis Posing: Tagged galleries of drones showing off polished hydraulic joints, custom plating, and visor expressions ("tags: worker_drone, chassis_display, solo, neon_glow").

    11. Audio Relays & Static Streams

    Name: NoiseFloor Infrastructure: Compressed, continuous audio streaming channels with direct auxiliary input integration. Used for:

    • Uploading music

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