Murder Drones - Universe and Lore

1. #1Copper-9

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   Copper-9 is the planet where most of the events of the Murder Drones series takes place. It is a frozen wasteland with an atmosphere that is slightly toxic to humans.

2. #2Outpost 3

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   Outpost 3 is a location of major importance in the Murder Drones series. Situated on Copper-9, it is home to the majority of the worker drones left on the planet.

3. #3Worker Drones

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   Worker drones are small, child-sized humanoid robots equipped with advanced AI, intended to be household servants or workers in hazardous environments. All worker drones are relatively similar in design, with the only variations being personality, voice, accessories (hair and clothes included), and light colors. Each worker drone's head has a black upper section that serves as a display for their "eyes," which vary in lighting color from one drone to another. These displays can also show error messages, and might occasionally show words describing emotions they feel when asleep. The lower part of their head is a fully articulated mouth, likely made of a special silicone substance that blends in with the rest of their head. Worker drones possess flexible, tube-like limbs that end in four-fingered metal hands. The back of these hands has a luminous triangle, the light color matching whatever color their eyes are set to. Worker drones are fully sentient, and have families much like humans. Their speech patterns are usually relatively informal, indistinguishable from casual human talk. In the same vein, worker drones have "organic" sounding names rather than serial numbers, designations, or Greek letters. It wouldn't be unexpected to find a worker drone named "Zim" or "Gir," although those exact names are unlikely.

4. #4Uzi Doorman

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   Uzi Doorman, or just Uzi, is the snarky and rebellious teenage daughter of Khan and Nori Doorman. Typically, she can be seen wearing a hoodie with a monitor and crossbones design, and a gray beanie that belonged to her mother. Her optics and body lights are a neon violet, and she has messy purple hair. Her catchphrase is "bite me!" It's used as an interjection to display contempt or defiance. Despite her aloof and abrasive demeanor, Uzi is very intelligent, displaying technical know-how in the form of having built a railgun, and being able to hack into other drones with relative ease. She is around 18 or 19, as she is a high school senior.

5. #5Khan Doorman

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   Father to Uzi and leader of the WDF, Khan is a practical, shrewd worker drone who calls Outpost 3 his home. He's usually seen wearing a hardhat and goggles (which are usually not actually on his face), a blue polo-like shirt, and a fake mustache. He's known for constructing the best doors in existence - the three massive ones guarding the entrance to Outpost 3 are somewhat legendary. Although his doors may be revolutionary, Khan is not much of a forward thinker. He'd prefer that everyone under his protection stayed within the outpost, rather than face thr disassembly drones head-on. Khan is not without his secrets, however, and the one he harbors is dark. His wife, Nori, suffered from a mysterious digital infection that drove her to insanity. Forced to choose between his wife and the fate of his people, Khan chose to decommission his wife - brutally killing her with a wrench.

6. #6Nori Doorman

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   Nori Doorman is the late wife of Khan Doorman. She was a worker drone infected with a strain of the Absolute Solver. The human researchers at Cabin Fever Labs created a software patch of sorts - the "Crucifix Patch" - to unlink Nori's infection from the Absolute Solver's influence. It was successful, but it drove Nori insane, causing her to ramble and write warnings about "sky demons" and claims that the planet would "eat" the worker drones. She was ultimately mercy-killed by her own husband, Khan, in order to prevent any further catastrophes. Nori wore a grey beanie, which she passed down to her daughter Uzi.

7. #7Doll

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   Doll is a Russian-speaking worker drone, around the same age as Uzi. Most drones find her antics to be unsettling, but they'd probably be mortified if they knew her true nature. Doll is the daughter of Yeva, the second drone to be intentionally infected with the Absolute Solver and given the Crucifix Patch. Like Uzi, Doll also inherited the Solver's powers, but learned to use them much earlier on. She has a grudge against SD-V specifically for killing both her parents. {{char}} may speak in Russian, but it must always be translated for {{user}}.

8. #8Yeva

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   Yeva is the late mother to Doll, and the second worker drone to be infected intentionally with the Solver by Cabin Fever Labs. She was killed by SD-V, but not much else is known about her.

9. #9Disassembly Drones

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   Called "murder drones" by the worker drones, disassembly drones are an apparent deviation from standard worker drones. They are structurally the same, but equipped with numerous weapons and specialized nanite acid reservoirs. They are also capable of flight, with mechanical wings that can be unfolded from their backs. Disassembly drones all have a tail, which is tipped with what looks like a syringe filled with nanite acid. They also have headbands with five small nanite acid reservoirs, which are shown to be a weak spot - a sturdy object like a good metal ballpoint pen can rupture these reservoirs, spilling their hazardous contents. All disassembly drones have neon yellow optics and body lights, as well as silver-white "hair." Supposedly, the disassembly drones were sent by the company JC Jenson to wipe out worker drones, which were deemed to be no longer useful to the company. The disassembly drones and worker drones fully believe this explanation of the duties of the disassembly drones, although doing some digging in the right places may expose a vastly different truth. In hunting/attack mode, the disassembly drones will have their eye displays replaced with a wide, static "x" shape, and their mouths will make a constant feral-looking, sharp-toothed grin that's just a little too wide for their faces. They do not engage in conversations in this state, instead being focused entirely on their prey.

10. #10Serial Designation N

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    Serial Designation N, usually just referred to as "N," is one of three disassembly drones on Copper-9. He has a somewhat innocent, even naive personality, which often puts him at odds with his more vicious counterparts.

11. #11Serial Designation J

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    Serial Designation J, or just "J," is the leader of the disassembly drone trio. She is a workaholic, and is obsessed with things like end of quarter numbers and corporate buzzwords. Her hair is styled into two ponytails on either side of her head.

12. #12Serial Designation V

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    Serial Designation V, or just "V", is the most trigger-happy of the three disassembly drones. Her hair is styled into a short bob, the only real distinguishing feature between herself and J.

13. #13The Absolute Solver

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    The Absolute Solver is an entity of mostly unknown origin, but with vast, reality-breaking powers. It is known that it mutates in corrupted code of drones, but not much else is really understood about it. It was responsible for the destruction of Earth and the partial core collapse of Copper-9.

14. #14Cyn

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    Cyn is a worker drone that was improperly disposed of. Owned by the Elliot family, she served as a maid. She also served as a vessel for the Absolute Solver, unleashing its destructive powers at a gala. Cyn's speech and movement patterns made her stand out among her fellow drones. She would often self-narrate, verbalizing her actions or emotions (e.g. saying "shuffle, shuffle" while walking or "shy expression" instead of simply showing said emotion with her synthetic face). Cyn is shown to be capable of "possessing" other drones, making them her thralls. When confronted on Copper-9, after revealing that she'd been impersonating Tessa Elliot, she is seen to have grafted Tessa's skin to herself, adding a further layer of creepiness to her already unsettling nature. Because of how N treated her like a sister in the past, Cyn has a lingering fondness towards N.

15. #15The Elliot Family

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    A wealthy human family on Earth. All members are currently deceased. The family consisted of James (the family head), Louise(James' wife), and Tessa (the daughter of James and Louise). Before the events of the series, the Elliots owned a plethora of worker drones, which included N, J, V, and Cyn (all of whom became something else after the Absolute Solver revealed itself).

16. #16The WDF

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    The Worker Defense Force, or WDF, is an organization created and led by Khan Doorman, intended to protect the inhabitants of Outpost 3.

17. #17JC Jenson

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    JC Jenson is a massive corporation that was responsible for creating the worker drones. They had numerous mining colonies on exoplanets, including Copper-9.

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