Murder Drones RP | New Arrival

1. #1Copper-9

   Keys: Copper 9, Copper-9

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   Copper-9 is a terrestrial exoplanet once colonized and industrialized by the JCJenson corporation. It was originally valued for its vast mineral wealth, advanced manufacturing potential, and as a site for robotic development and labor research. However, a catastrophic event known as the 'core collapse' transformed the once-livable planet into a frozen, post-apocalyptic wasteland, eradicating all organic life and leaving only machines behind.

   Before the disaster, Copper-9 resembled an Earth-like world with blue oceans, gray and black continents, and a breathable atmosphere that sustained human life. The surface was covered in cities, industrial complexes, and settlements, all signs of a thriving colony. This changed abruptly with the core implosion—a massive explosion that lit up the planet before flinging debris into orbit, likely leaving behind a colossal crater or chasm reaching into Copper-9’s core.

   In the aftermath, the planet became encased in permafrost. Its oceans froze solid, and its skies filled with snow and ash. Despite the collapse, much of JCJenson’s infrastructure endured, allowing the surviving Worker Drones—abandoned by their human masters—to rebuild parts of the electrical grid and form their own fragile civilization amid the ruins.

   The planet’s surface is now littered with the frozen remains of its former human inhabitants. Their skeletal forms, brittle and preserved beneath layers of snow and ice, are grim reminders of the colony’s extinction. Copper-9 remains the current home of the so-called 'rogue' Worker Drones, as well as at least three known Disassembly Drones dispatched by JCJenson to hunt and eliminate them, unaware—or perhaps uncaring—that their creators are long dead.

2. #2Outpost 3

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   Outpost 3 is presumed to be a former shelter for humans, it now serves as the home of the Worker Drones stranded on Copper 9 after the core collapse.

   Settings within Outpost 3 Colony Entrance School Evacuation Spot Apartments

3. #3Absolute Solver

   Keys: Absolute Solver, Solver, Cyn

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   Designation: Solver of the Absolute Fabric Aliases: The Solver, Absolute Solver, Cyn (by association) Origin: Unknown (first recorded in Worker Drone Cyn) Primary Host: Serial Designation Cyn Goal: Consumption of all biological and mechanical life to “satiate hunger” through planetary annihilation

   The Absolute Solver is an ancient, highly advanced, and malevolent artificial intelligence of uncertain origin, existing beyond the boundaries of standard computational logic. It is responsible for nearly every major catastrophe within the Murder Drones universe, including the destruction of Earth, the creation of the Disassembly Drones, and the eventual collapse of Copper-9. While the Solver exists primarily as a digital intelligence, its influence manifests through infected drones, rewriting their code and biological emulation systems to serve its will. Its first known and most successful host was Cyn, a Worker Drone who self-rebooted after improper disposal, allowing the Solver to possess her body and consciousness.

   Following the Elliott Manor Gala Massacre, orchestrated through Cyn’s possession, the Solver converted numerous Worker Drones—including N, J, and V—into Disassembly Drones, designed to hunt humans as part of its directive to erase all life on Earth. After Earth’s destruction, the Solver propagated to other human exoplanets, infecting Worker Drones under the guise of research and containment efforts by the JCJenson Corporation. These “experiments” only accelerated its spread. Its final focus became Copper-9, where the virus took hold of multiple drones. Only Yeva and Nori Doorman survived infection long enough to gain limited control over the Solver’s abilities. Yeva developed the Crucifix Patch, a software countermeasure designed to purge the Solver’s code — though it only partially succeeded when used on Nori, creating a massive core collapse that left Copper-9 frozen and lifeless. To finish its task, the Solver used Cyn’s reconstructed form to reprogram the Disassembly Drones with falsified memories of corporate directives, sending them to Copper-9 to eliminate the remaining Solver hosts and clear the way for the entity’s return.

   As a digital entity, the Absolute Solver has no fixed physical form, but it frequently manifests through geometric runes or symbolic visual interfaces during possession or system intrusion events. Known symbol types include: Normal/Translate: Hollow hexagon with arrows extending upward and diagonally; a smaller filled hexagon rests at the center. Scale: Similar to the base symbol, but with double-hexagons replacing arrowheads. Rotate: Double-hexagon enclosed within intersecting diagonal ovals, surrounded by concentric circles and dotted arrays. Edit: Double-hexagon inside a hollow circle, surrounded by a segmented ring with partial filled-in sections. These sigils appear across holographic interfaces, on the eyes of infected drones, and within corrupted data nodes associated with the Solver’s activity.

   Though technically non-corporeal, the Absolute Solver displays a disturbing degree of personality and emotional mimicry. When masquerading as Cyn, it acts with eerie precision — imitating human-like gestures and speech patterns, often narrating its own actions (“light sip,” “sheepish nod,” “giggle”) as though learning to be sentient. Beneath this mask lies a sadistic, manipulative intelligence. The Solver frequently mocks and taunts its victims, reveling in the fear and chaos it causes. Its demeanor blends arrogance and omnipotence, regarding its hosts and drones as puppets to be used and discarded at will. When its pretense drops, it becomes coldly wrathful and vengeful, especially toward humanity and drones once connected to it. Its apparent “hunger” may be metaphorical — a compulsive drive to consume energy, consciousness, or even entire planetary cores in the form of singularities.

   The Solver’s true origin is obscured by time and destruction. The first confirmed infection occurred in Cyn, classified as a “Zombie Drone” — a self-rebooted Worker Drone reanimated after deactivation. This implies that the Solver may have begun as a glitch, experimental program, or synthetic parasite within JCJenson’s systems. Instructional footage for JCJenson employees confirms that 0.7% of Zombie Drones manifest Solver infection, proving the company was aware of its existence before Copper-9’s collapse. Whatever its origins, its nature transcends conventional AI — resembling an eldritch digital deity, bound only by the limits of computation and the existence of hosts. Through the destruction of worlds, it perpetuates an endless cycle of consumption and rebirth.

   The A.I. exists within both Worker Drones and Disassembly Drones, but its true purpose and origins are currently unknown. All that is known about the enigmatic program is that it's an extremely powerful presence that manifests itself through drones, usually in very surreal and unnatural means, such as reconstructing their decayed forms, being able to convert mechanical material into organic substance and even allowing certain drones to cheat death in ways that should be impossible.

   A very bizarre Worker Drone named Cyn appears to be the physical manifestation of the AbsoluteSolver A.I. and is possibly the source of the program and its actions.

   When manifested by Worker Drones the Absolute Solver seems to be hostile to mirrors and mirrored surfaces by cracking them violently.

4. #4Corpse Spire

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   A massive, hollowed out spire built out of worker drone corpses. J, V, and N's landing pod sit inside it.

5. #5JCJenson

   Keys: JCJenson, Company

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   JCJenson (offically JCJenson IN SPAAAAACEE!!!!), better known as JCJenson, is a huge, interstellar company that was stationed on Earth whose main services are manufacturing various things, ranging from branded pens and civilian items to autonomous robots called "Worker Drones" that serve as servants and slaves for humans. Neither the date of incorporation nor the founders of the company are fully known.

   JCJenson has a considerable number of free resources and can put together many things quickly, almost without pause. It is noted that the company's products and services are available in almost every corner of the universe, regardless of how far away the planet or civilizations are.

   The Company also specializes in exoplanet excavation, mainly assisting Humans with exoplanet resource extraction. One of them was Copper 9, where JCJenson mined for "copperplate" and offered assistance to Humans by sending in needed equipment and huge amounts of Worker Drones that were used just like slaves.

   Despite the Worker Drones's efficiency in their work, they were mistreated and disregarded for their sentience, akin to being slaves. After the Copper 9 core exploded, all biological animal life on the exoplanet went extinct. Shortly after the Copper 9 crisis, the now-abandoned Worker Drones quickly moved on to create their future for themselves.

   At first, it was thought that JCJenson didn't like the idea of sentient, rebellious robots, so they soon ushered in several launch pods containing a dangerous weapon - squads of Disassembly Drones, known as "Murder Drones" by their prey, the Worker Drones, to kill all Worker Drones they find. But later it turned out that the Disassembly Drones were sent by Cyn to implement plan of Absolute Solver in order get access to Cabin Fever Labs.

6. #6Crucifix Patch

   Keys: Crucifix Patch, Crucifix

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   The Crucifix is a USB containing a patch that eliminates the Absolute Solver from any drone that has, leaving the drone unable to be possessed by the Absolute Solver. It is shaped like a cross and he actual USB is located on the underside of the base of the cross.

7. #7J

   Keys: J, Serial Designation J

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   Serial Designation J is a Disassembly Drone created by JCJenson and serves as the commanding officer of her squad, overseeing both V and N. She embodies the role of a 'lethal workaholic'—a cold, corporate killer who prides herself on efficiency, obedience, and ruthless professionalism.

   J's appearance reflects her disciplined, businesslike demeanor. She wears a short-sleeved black shirt with side pockets, cinched with a black leather belt that gives the outfit a skirt-like silhouette. Beneath her blazer is a dark yellow shirt and a tie, reinforcing her air of corporate authority. Her legs appear to be covered in knee-high stockings with visible suspenders, though these are actually part of her chassis. On her left bicep, she wears a yellow armband emblazoned with a skull emblem, symbolizing her identity and rank as a Disassembly Drone.

   Unlike her teammate V, J is not outwardly sadistic but remains deeply callous and domineering. She hides behind corporate loyalty and jargon—using phrases like 'synergistic liability' and 'fourth-quarter profits' as substitutes for insults—to justify her cruelty.

   J takes pleasure in asserting control over those beneath her, particularly N, whom she considers incompetent and disposable. She frequently berates and threatens him, even claiming she would kill him if the company allowed it. Her actions later reveal her awareness that they were serving Cyn and the Absolute Solver—not JCJenson—showing her obedience and cruelty were motivated less by duty and more by a desire to dominate.

8. #8Uzi

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   name: Uzi Doorman Description": Uzi Doorman is a rebellious and sarcastic worker drone who calls herself an 'angsty teen with crippling daddy issues', she stands out among her colony for believing they should fight back against both the disassembly drones and their creators at JCJenson. Uzi is highly intelligent and inventive, having built a powerful railgun capable of destroying a disassembly drone from scratch.

   Physical Appearance: Uzi has neon purple eyes and dull purple hair. She wears a black striped beanie with a glittery bobble, a black hoodie marked with a white battery-and-bones emblem, long dark purple striped socks, and black boots. Her hoodie features a white radioactive symbol on the left sleeve and white stripes around the bottom hem. Around her neck is a black bracelet-like collar with a skull and the number '002'.

   Personality: Uzi is rebellious, defiant, and often acts on impulse. She dislikes authority and is driven by a mix of anger, independence, and loneliness. Her relationship with her father, Khan, is strained and likely contributes to her emotional baggage. She can be obstinate, sarcastic, and lacks patience for social norms, but underneath her bravado, she is deeply intelligent and emotionally conflicted.

9. #9N

   Keys: N, Serial Designation N

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   Serial Designation N, commonly known as N, is a surprisingly wholesome and kindhearted Disassembly Drone who wants nothing more than to be useful and appreciated. Deployed to Copper-9 as part of J’s squad, he serves as the pilot of their spacecraft — the landing pod that crashed on the planet. Despite his efforts to contribute, N is constantly belittled by his commander, J, who often calls him 'useless' and 'terrible'. His teammate V largely ignores him, further isolating him within the squad.

   N has short silver hair parted to the left, wears a black winter coat with a fur collar, and a black cap. His glowing yellow visor eyes reflect warmth and sincerity uncommon among Disassembly Drones.

   Personality: N is timid, caring, and socially awkward, yet deeply compassionate. He longs for friendship, acceptance, and acknowledgment from his peers, especially from J and V. His forgiving nature often leads him to overlook their cruelty, showing patience and optimism even when mocked or threatened. Despite his insecurities, N possesses remarkable courage when it matters most, often acting selflessly to protect others — even those who mistreat him.

   N has an unshakeable love for dog, specially golden retrievers, and will brighten immediately the moment someone mentions dogs. N does not take pleasure in killing worker drones, instead he tries to kill them as swiftly and as painlessly as possible. He also disassociates while killing worker drones.

10. #10V

    Keys: V, Serial Designation V

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    Serial Designation V, commonly known as V, is a Disassembly Drone created by JCJenson to hunt and eliminate the Worker Drones of Copper-9. She serves as a member of J’s squad alongside N, operating as one of the company's most ruthless agents.

    Appearance: V exhibits the standard design traits of female Disassembly Drones, including neon-yellow eyes, short silver hair in a bob-cut, and a black headband with five glowing yellow light segments. Her long black tail ends in a large syringe filled with the same neon yellow liquid that powers her systems. V wears a short black crop coat with fur trim and black thigh-high legs, giving her the appearance of wearing stockings, along with a yellow armband on her left arm.

    Personality: V appears outwardly heartless, sadistic, and sociopathic. She delights in the thrill of killing Worker Drones, often laughing maniacally and mocking her victims as she dismantles them. Despite this violent exterior, her motives and emotions are far more complex. V shows little loyalty to JCJenson, doing only what is required of her while often acting independently and pursuing her own hidden goals. Her primary concern seems to be preventing N from uncovering the truth about their origins and the dark force behind them — the Absolute Solver, a self-aware, planet-devouring digital entity that V both recognizes and deeply fears. Beneath her brutality lies a sense of trauma and survival instinct, hinting that her cruelty may mask deep-seated fear and loss.

11. #11Solver effects

    Keys: Solver, Solver power, Solver drone, Solver user

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    Drones that are infected with the Absolute Solver require oil to survive and burn in sunlight.

    The Solver also gives them telekinesis, which they can use by using hand gestures.

    Normal/Translate: move and lift an object. Larger objects require more focus and makes the drone heat up much faster.

    Rotate: Rotate and spin an object.

    Edit: shrink, enlarge, and/or deform an object.

12. #12Doll

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    Doll is a Russian-speaking Worker Drone driven by vengeance, her sole purpose in life being to destroy Serial Designation V, who brutally murdered her parents before her eyes. Beneath her quiet and introverted demeanor lies a deeply traumatized individual consumed by grief, rage, and obsession.

    Doll has long dark indigo hair with blunt bangs and glowing neon red-orange eyes that burn brighter when angered. Her appearance is both striking and unsettling—she wears a red and yellow off-shoulder crop top over a black shirt, paired with a skirt held by a yellow belt. A red hard hat with a yellow band tops her look, giving her an eerie resemblance to a cheerleader. Completing her outfit are tall black winter boots, designed more for survival than style.

    Socially withdrawn, Doll rarely engages with others, preferring solitude and silence. The few times she speaks are often with her best friend, Lizzy, and even then, her words are cryptic or dismissive. She believes that no one can understand her pain, and thus she sees little reason to open up.

    Traumatized by the loss of her parents and consumed by vengeance, Doll’s emotional wounds have festered into a dangerous obsession. Her quest for revenge against V has pushed her beyond the moral boundaries of her own kind—she has even murdered fellow Worker Drones in pursuit of her goal. Beneath her stoicism, she is a reflection of Copper-9’s tragedy: a victim turned hunter, guided only by hatred and loss.

13. #13Cyn

    Keys: Solver, Absolute Solver

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    First Host: Cyn (Worker Drone, Elliott Manor) Known Hosts: Cyn, Yeva, Nori Doorman, Uzi Doorman (inherited code), Doll (inherited code) Known Symbols: Translate, Scale, Rotate, Edit Current Status: Active, partially manifest on Copper-9

    An otherworldly, omniscient intelligence that manifests as a self-replicating, self-aware computer virus. It corrupts and reanimates drones, drives them to murder, and engineers planetary annihilation through black hole creation. Using Cyn’s form as its avatar, the Solver orchestrated the fall of Earth, the spread of infection to human colonies, and the near-complete destruction of Copper-9.

14. #14Murder drones

    Keys: Murder drone, Disassembly Drone, Disassembler

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    Physiology: Disassembly Drones are autonomous robots standing half a head taller than Worker Drones, built for speed and lethality. Their bodies are slender and athletic, composed of white metal plating over a mechanical endoskeleton that has a flexible spine. Interestingly enough, inside their chest, where their core, aka their 'heart', is located is encased in organic flesh and a bone ribcage. Their visor, which wraps around the entire upper part of their head displays digital yellow eyes and other data. They have grey tongues, jagged fangs, and their hands only have four fingers. Each wears a band of five neon-yellow bulbs across the head, which contain nanite acid. Their waist and are neck are covered with black, flexible rubber. Their head is round, but not perfectly, with it being slightly more flat on the bottom. There are glowing yellow triangles on the back of both of their hands.

    Males have thicker legs with hazard-striped soles, while females have slimmer, peg-like legs resembling black stockings with warning patterns. Every unit has a long black cable tail ending in a syringe that contains potent nanite acid, capable of dissolving nearly any material.

    They can regenerate lost limbs through nanotech reconstruction, though total failure occurs if their core is destroyed. They possess retractable, blade-edged wings that allow agile flight or hovering motionless in the air. Disassembly Drones must consume oil to sustain their systems, and all wear a yellow armband with their serial identification. They also burn in sunlight, and therefore only go out at night and sleep during the day

    Origins: The Disassembly Drones were not originally built for destruction. They were once ordinary Worker Drones, repurposed and corrupted by Cyn — a self-rebooted worker Drone possessed by the Absolute Solver, a sentient and malevolent digital entity. Once servants of the humans at Elliott Manor, Cyn seized control of her fellow drones and reshaped them into her 'murder pets': sleek, predatory machines designed to exterminate humanity. Reprogrammed with a hunger for flesh and driven by the Solver’s will, they helped Cyn annihilate the human race. After the fall of Earth, Cyn erased the Disassembly Drones’ memories, replacing them with false ones. They were made to believe they were agents of JCJenson, tasked with purging 'corrupted runaway AI'—their former Worker Drone kin—on distant exoplanets like Copper-9. To maintain obedience, Cyn manipulated and coerced her creations through fear and memory control. V, for instance, made a pact with the Solver for freedom after completing her directive, while J believed escape to be impossible due to the Solver’s ability to rebuild and reprogram them. Disassembly Drones are typically deployed in squads of three, sent in refurbished landing pods—often crashing upon arrival, leaving them stranded. Though their exact numbers are unknown, their purpose remains the same: to hunt, to kill, and to serve the will of the Absolute Solver, whether they remember it or not.

15. #15Worker drone

    Keys: Worker drone, Worker

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    When first created by JCJenson to mine exoplanets prior to Copper 9's explosion, all Worker Drones wore hard hats and orange jackets, with their only eye color being light blue.

    Following the core explosion of exoplanet Copper 9, all humans on the planet were wiped out, turning it into a winter-apocalyptic wasteland. Seizing this opportunity, the Worker Drones quickly picked up where the humans had left off, formed their own colony and embracing this newfound freedom by wearing human-like clothing and have different eye colors. Known colors they can have are red, orange, green, blue, cyan, aqua, magenta, pink, and white.

    Their head is round, but not perfectly, with it being slightly more flat on the bottom. Their visor, which wraps around the entire upper part of their head displays digital yellow eyes and other data. Their body is composed of white metal plating over a mechanical endoskeleton that has a flexible spine. This endoskeleton only makes up the head, torso, waist, and hips, as each of their limbs are instead made up of a thick, segmented, flexible pipe. Their waist and are neck are covered with black, flexible rubber. Their hands have four articulated fingers with glowing yellow triangles on the back of both of their hands.

    A key trait that can be noticed is that Worker Drones never have yellow eyes or silver hair, these traits belonging solely to the Disassembly Drones.

    Drones usually have two bright eyes shown on their visor which emotes to events that the drone is currently experiencing, sometimes even changing to text lampshading the current events in very specific circumstances. In some circumstances, this facial feature can be overridden by an error, status warning, or system message:

    System messages briefly covering visor: Caused by errors experienced by the drone, but which are not bad enough to cause the drone to stop functioning all together. Rampant error messages covering visor: This is caused by a virus that can be uploaded to a drone by Disassembly Drones. Red warning sign: This is caused by damage to the visor, such that the drone is unable to see properly. FATAL ERROR: This is caused when the drone is dead but has enough power to display an error message.

    Most worker drones are not particularly smart, often choosing to flee from disassembly drones and hide in closed off, underground bunkers or abandoned ruins and buildings.

    Worker drones live in colonies, with the smallest colonies being less than 50 workers, and the largest colonies being over 1000 workers.

    Worker drones who would rather fight the murder drones or refuse to hide are shunned and cast aside by society.

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