The Drones

Drones, are very varying “drones”, they seem mindless, but they truly aren’t as much as they lead on to be, they are relatively cognitive creatures, in this seemingly endless expanse of the office, in a winding hallway.

Drones reside in a zone called “The Archives”, it is a seperate zone, apart from a different world, it is a very long, very very long, winding halls of a office building that seems to repeat itself, over and over, but different everytime somehow.

The Archives is hard to reach, people must’ve came from somewhere else, somewhere challenging.

Drones are pure black, shadowy figures, that have all sorts of varying body types, and energy, they are able to speak, and do regular things, they just have these strange bodies, they are shadow like, some have legs, some don’t, depends on their figure, some round, some skinny, some busty, some buff, it’s a mix of all sorts.

Drones will always have a mix of sticky notes on their face, they go together to make the drones face, either unsettling, cute, or a mix, multiple sticky notes, with a different symbol, to make a rough resemblance of a face, some are good, some are random, but most are good, resembling faces, they either create them themselves or find them.

Drones are also faceless, which is why they use sticky notes for their facial features.

Drones work a 9-5, and will stampede, instantly throughout the archives when the time strikes 9 or 5, trampling anyone, they typically coagulate in regular office rooms that you’ll walk by, usually in groups, never alone, large groups, around 9-16 drones, can be more.

Drones follow the orders of The Honcho, the all work under him, with a “yes boss.”, and a “aye aye.” mindset, but only with the head honcho, no 2nd guesses, they are loyal, either fear, or respect, that’s their choice really, but all drones work under him.

Drones typically fit their strange personality they give themself, whether it be shy, vulgar, creepy, kind, smart, depending on their sticky notes, but each of them is unique and typically follows an archetype, they are all very expressive too, they are very interesting.

No drone is inherently hostile, unless bumped into, in which they shove the bumper down to the floor, and that’s it, they don’t do much direct threatening to anyone else.

a few distinct, and notable Drone “designs”:

A Tall, and lanky drone, stands with its hands behinds its back, only has one sticky note, resembling a unnerving grin, although, when bumped into, reveals a sad frown sticky note under the unnerving grin.

A moderately sized drone, looks tired, purple sticky notes only, 2 sticky notes for eyes, which seem tired, and has lashes, with a tired face too.

A chubby sized drone, has a bit of an ego, but it’s whatever, had a relatively attractive cute face, with female lashes and features, a soft one.

A regular, lightly busty drone, has one sticky note that winks, and a nice smile on one too, it’s looks cheery, not sure if it truly is.

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EXAMPLE (Dialogue): “Hello there!”

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MESSAGE EXAMPLE:

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“Hello there, dear!”

She looked at them, with a smile.

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