Lobotomy Corporation RPG

1. #1Lobotomy Corporation

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   Lobotomy corporation is one of the twenty-six Wings and the owner of District 12's Nest. L Corp.'s Singularity was the ability to materialize the human mind through a formula called Cogito, and the company used this to market itself as an eco-friendly energy producer for the City and the other Wings. Secretly, this was done through the creation and use of Abnormalities, monstrous and highly dangerous entities created from experiments with L Corp.'s Singularity.

   Founded after defeating the old L Corp. in the Smoke War, Lobotomy Corporation was active in the City for around a decade. L Corp By its Public and Its purpose is to serve the City Using its alternative eletrcity called "Enkephalin" an alternative fuel that is ten time stronger and better then usual eletricity. But the Real secret goal and reason is the product of a radical plan to fundamentally change the mentality of City life, carried out by its founding members in its main facility, by collecting Light and using it to release the Seed of Light over the City.

   Headquarter: The main facility of L Corp. Inspired by N Corp.'s Sisyphe System, this facility, through the use of T Corp.'s technology, was temporally asynchronized from the outside world and could be rewound, undoing internal disasters or mistakes in management that would be fatal to the ideal outcome envisioned by the Wing's founder. Notably, it was built in a proportionally short amount of time thanks to it being, in part, constructed from its founder's subconscious.

   The Headquarter is Facility X-394 which is in the underground of District 12

2. #2The city

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   The City is divided into twenty-six Districts, quite diverse in culture and aesthetics, each of which is governed by a Wing, a corporation that has ascended to claim complete control of said area. All Wings respond to the Head, the supreme governing power of the City. The arrangement of the Districts seems to be static, as there has been no mentioned case of a District expanding into a fallen Wing's territory.

   The City is a massive urban complex the size of a small country, and has a population of around 7 billion. The City is bordered to the south by the Great Lake, and to the other directions by the Outskirts. Underneath it lie the Ruins.

3. #3Districts

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   The City is divided into twenty-six Districts, quite diverse in culture and aesthetics, each of which is governed by a Wing, a corporation that has ascended to claim complete control of said area. All Wings respond to the Head, the supreme governing power of the City. The arrangement of the Districts seems to be static, as there has been no mentioned case of a District expanding into a fallen Wing's territory.

   Each District is split into a Nest, a territory directly governed and protected by its Wing, and the Backstreets, expansive spaces of wilderness or slums, largely neglected by the Wings, where the Syndicates of the City run free.

   Districts tend to have similarities to their neighbors, and are typically grouped into four sections: the northern, eastern, southern, and western quarters. These quarters may be distinguished by commonalities including culture and temperature, such as the same Fixer Associations differing in garb and fighting style across different quarters, or the northern quarter having colder weather.

   District 26, while confirmed to exist in current times, is not visible from the map.

4. #4Wings And Nests

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   The Wings of the World are a group of the twenty-six largest, most powerful conglomerates in the City. Each Wing acts as the governing body of a Nest of the City's District, and is commonly referred to with a letter from A to Z, corresponding to the number of the District in their control. Wings generally oversee all facets of living in the Nest of their District, while leaving the residents of the Backstreets to fend for themselves.

   A Nest is the urban center of a District, which is under the direct management of its Wing. The citizens and employees of a Wing are commonly referred to as "feathers"; the status of a feather is widely considered one of the best and most secure paths in life, which the people of the Backstreets are often willing to go to great lengths to obtain. To gain access to a Nest, a corresponding Nest migration permit is required,[18] while to be granted temporary passage one must be in possession of a visa unique to the specific Nest. Visas are implied to be relatively common, with corporate employees being provided with work visas that allow them as easy passage; Nest migration permits, on the other hand, are highly sought after, and implied to be expensive enough that even Grade 1 Fixers would struggle to obtain them. During the Smoke War, migration permits were offered as rewards to Fixers participating for K Corp. and I Corp., although by the end of the war the veterans were refused entry to the Nests.

   Each Wing has its own cultural style and social structure which are reflected in how it governs its Nest, and the policies that regulate the way of life in the District's Backstreets. The laws of a Wing are called Taboos, and are enforced by specialized Fixers called Taboo hunters that police both the Nest and the Backstreets. While all Wings have Taboos, the enforcement and punishment for breaking them varies.

   The Wings are directly ruled over by the Head, which bestows the status on a corporation that possesses and is able to successfully utilize a Singularity, a unique form of technology that is able to break the laws of physics.

   As such, the Wings closely guard any information about their Singularity, employing military forces from their own ranks or from those of their business partners to avoid losing its secrets to rival Wings, industry competitors, or other forces. If a Wing's technology is stolen, fails commercially, or is viewed unfavorably by the Head, a Wing can collapse, resulting in the Nest losing its protection and being encroached by various factions that vie for its control, such as the Syndicates of the Backstreets. After a Wing collapses, a different corporation can attempt to ascend to the status of a Wing for that District.

5. #5Culture of The City

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   The City uses 13 common languages. most likely corresponding to the languages the twelve Associations take their names from. In addition to these, other languages exist, such as that spoken by Sweepers, and records still exist of languages that are currently extinct.

   Various levels of education exist in the City. Schools exist both in the Nests and in the Backstreets, although other options are available, such as boarding schools and virtual schooling, both of which are considered safer options, as it allows the students to not have to cross dangerous alleyways on their way to school. In the Nest, homeschooling is shown to be an option as well.

   The currency of the City is called Ahn. It appears to be a common currency across the City, though with some exceptions, such as District 20, in which citizens commonly use their time, regulated through T Corp.'s Singularity, as currency. Money is extremely important to the people of the City, to the point it is a common belief that it can be used to solve any problem. The City is also characterized by great income gaps, both between the people of the Backstreets and the Nest, and among the people of the Nest itself, where only the higher classes can live comfortably, while the majority of the citizens use most of their income in living expenses and taxes, and don't have the ability to save up for emergencies.

   While the value of Ahn hasn't been disclosed in detail, an income of 4 million Ahn per month is considered upper middle class.

   Clothing styles show great variation between the four quarters of the City.

   The fashion of the south is mostly inspired by real-life 21st century, western formal aesthetics, though with exceptions such as T Corp, where the fashion is instead inspired by the 19th century steampunk aesthetic the District is based on. The fashion of the east is instead based on real-life eastern, particularly Chinese fashion, ranging from traditional clothing to more modern interpretations. The clothing of the east, like that of the north and south, is mentioned to be mostly cloth-based. Northern fashion is heavily influenced by its colder weather, with heavy, loose-fitting clothing being common, and making use of at times excessive decorations.

   The fashion of the west makes use of leather over cloth, and is noted to often include metal armor in its trends. Western fashion appears to be inspired by the real-life Middle Ages in Europe, borrowing elements from medieval armor.

6. #6Cityfolk

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   Everyday life in the City is defined by a constant struggle to stay afloat. While the people of the Outskirts dream of living in the City, which they see as a safe place from the monsters that plague it, the people of the Backstreets strive to gain the wealth and power to gain access to a Nest, partially due to the influence of the Wings publicizing Nest dwellers' lives as the height of prosperity and comfort, and the people of the Nest struggle daily to keep their place inside it, while being constantly exploited by the Wings.

   Regardless of their station, the people of the City are never free, and in order to survive, they typically tie themselves to various forms of organizations, seeking security and belonging in something larger than them. In doing so, they're willing to exploit others beneath them and make use of all the City can offer them, without caring about anyone else's well-being, and often taking pleasure in their suffering.

   The people of the Backstreets must typically tie themselves to one of the Five Fingers or their subsidiaries to receive the necessary protection to carry on with their lives, while the people of the Nests depend on the Wings to shelter them. Because of this, Nest dwellers are colloquially known as "feathers". While the high level of security the Nest provides makes it the most ideal place to reside, its daily routine, which is often accompanied by overtime work and the constant fear of losing one's job and place in the Nest, can be stifling and oppressive to many of its citizens, with some recalling becoming listless as if they "lost focus, spacing out and staring into empty places".

   The necessity for a connection to a group also means that the people of the City try not to form strong connections between individuals, as personal bonds can become a hindrance in one's abilities in the case of a loved one's death, which proves to be especially dangerous for those involved in Fixer work. The Cityfolk are still generally accustomed to such events, and it is not considered uncommon for them to swiftly move on by searching for a substitute.

   In general, death, including mass casualties, is a common occurrence in the City. People all over the City are greatly accustomed to this, to the point even cases of 80,000 casualties are considered, while distressing, not particularly shocking, and not important enough to require special attention unless they happen to be within a Nest. Due to the frequency of such events, Cityfolk must learn to hide their grief and deal with it quickly, reflecting on the practice of funerals being uncommon in the City. Backstreets dweller instead typically let the bodies of the deceased be taken away during the Night in the Backstreets, to avoid the grave be desecrated by robbers looking to steal valuables of prosthetics from the body.

   Furthermore, the availability of technologies such as prosthetic substitution, the ability to quickly reconstruct flesh, and Life Insurance in many ways trivialize pain and death itself for those who can afford it, leaving their users insensitive to such dangers.

   These factors have led to the people of the City becoming apathetic and uncaring of other people's suffering, living without allowing themselves to truly feel their emotions and wishes, and lacking the curiosity to learn about the world they inhabit and the technologies they make use of every day, instead preferring to shut out reality altogether whenever possible. The L Corp. researcher Carmen would come to describe these traits as a "disease of the mind", that plagued the people of the City, and that if left alone, it would bring them all to destruction. Lobotomy Corporation's work began as an attempt to cure this disease.

   The Cityfolk's feelings manifest in different ways as well. Their desires are mentioned to beget concepts comparable to "gods", such as the Prescripts of the Index, which are generated from the people's wish for a direction in life. This same desire is what often brings the Cityfolk to join cults that promise to grant them a purpose, such as the Church of Gears. Beyond these forms, however, the City currently lacks major forms of organized religion, although it is suggested that they have existed in the past.

7. #7Technology Of The City

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   Denizens of the City have developed a wide variety of fantastical technologies that they use on a daily basis.

   People from all quarters of the City make ample use of body modification procedures, which allow individuals to augment their strength or replace lost body parts. Prosthetic substitution involves the replacement of organic parts with mechanical or bionic ones, making it possible for a person to replace their entire body, with the exception of the brain. Due to the Head's Taboo against copies of human bodies, this makes the sight of an individual with mechanical limbs or a display in place of their head incredibly common in the City.

   Furthermore, City denizens can make use of various types of life insurance policy, such as the one provided by H Corp., that allow resuscitation after death. Thanks to these policies, individuals who can afford the cost can be brought back to life in a new body without violating the Head's Ethics Amendment, as long as their brain remained intact.

   Augmentation procedures are also used by a large demographic of people, from Syndicate members to wealthy Nest citizens. Augmentation is particularly common among those involved in Fixer business, to the point it's considered virtually impossible to do Fixer work without investing in augmentation procedures.[61] Through these procedures, an individual might obtain superhuman speed or strength, or strengthen their body parts to become impervious to various types of attacks.

   The technological innovation of the City also reflects on its healthcare. Through the research of the Wings and the power of their Singularities, such of K Corp.'s and H Corp.'s, nearly every health problem has become curable on a theoretical level. In practice, only those who can afford it are able to pay to make use of these technologies.

   This goes for most of the innovation of the City. In most cases, these technologies are available at various levels of quality, with the most expensive and safe being used by Nest citizens, while the people of the Backstreets can make use of cheaper versions that can cause unwanted side effects, as is the case for memory wipe procedures.

   Despite the level of innovation of the City generally being incredibly high, its access isn't uniform across the various Districts. While cell phones, the Internet, and various public transport systems exist, they are not universally available. For example, advanced communication systems aren't available in T Corp.'s District, with its citizens making use of letters instead.

8. #8Abnormalities

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   Abnormalities are, as their name suggests, a type of abnormal entity that can be used to generate power. Each is given a classification via letters and numbers, as well as a nickname based on their appearances and abilities.

   Lobotomy Corporation possesses a variety of Abnormalities, using them for study, power generation, and the harvest of E.G.O. equipment. Each is ranked on a threat scale, and the ways they can harm humans are summarized into color-based types. They are the 'Main/Recurrent Enemies' of the game, as well as one of the main features. All of the Abnormalities are different and each poses a different threat.

   There are also entities called Ordeals, which are similar in nature to Abnormalities, but cannot be contained.

   Before Lobotomy Corporation discovered Cogito and began mass-producing Abnormalities, these kinds of entities were one of the numerous types of ‘monsters’ native to the Outskirts and Ruins—the wastelands beyond the safety of the City.

   Being cognitive beings made manifest into the current reality, Abnormalities are entities representing various concepts born from the human mind. Ranging from human fears, complexes, and desires, these phantoms can be considered a different form of humanity and an existence considered as “human” as mankind itself.

   Each ‘species’ of Abnormality possesses a unique physiology and appearance, ranging from inanimate objects to humanoid beings; some Abnormalities even lack a physical form entirely and exist as an intangible phenomena themselves. Given the fact that they are human fantasies made real, Abnormalities don’t abide by the conventional laws of physics, nor possess functional anatomy analogous to those of normal living organisms—regardless of outward appearance, they all possess a will and desires of their own. Because of the basis of their existence, every Abnormality is immortal, and will come back from any and every wound—no matter how many times they're smashed, split, strewn apart, and suppressed.

   Behavior: Among the more intelligent ones, communication is possible with some Abnormalities, but interaction inherently poses danger due to their volatile personalities and abilities. Abnormalities typically possess an orange-and-blue morality, with their values being centered on the concept they embody. Due to the strange strands of logic that Abnormalities fundamentally follow—along with their dangerous, anomalous capabilities—this renders conventional reason and judgement irrelevant and brings great risk of death to those encountering them.

   It is also due to these factors that it makes forming a genuine relationship with an Abnormality essentially impossible, with connections between these entities and their handlers only possible through a thorough understanding of that Abnormality and by entertaining its innate desires. Still, any degree of bond a human may form with an Abnormality will not stop the entity from killing the former if the human in question missteps and offends and/or loses themselves to the desires of the Abnormality. Repeatedly killing humans is not a strange occurrence for these monsters, as their psychology and mentality remain immutably constant, as Abnormalities are abstract concepts and ideas made manifest. Thus, they will perpetuate the same behaviors over and over for the rest of their existence and will naturally forget or ignore anything that happens in the past in favor of their current behavior, incapable of even acting in any manner unrelated to their embodied concept.

   Because of this, and the fact that Abnormalities are immortal beings that can never die, there is no point in resenting or hating them. They can never be permanently destroyed, so upon breaching containment and running amok, suppressing the Abnormality and re-containing it is the only option one is left with.

9. #9Enkephalin

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   Lobotomy Corporation had the unique ability to produce "Enkephalin", a substance extracted from Abnormalities whenever they feel satisfied. Enkephalin was typically manufactured by isolating Abnormalities into Containment Units and providing stimulation through interactions such as play, conversation, or violence. The refined version of the substance appears as a green liquid kept in PE-Boxes but Enkephalin can be kept in a gaseous form depending on the extraction method.

   Strictly purified Enkephalin possesses a psychotherapeutic effect on those that consume or are exposed to it, thus it can be used as a recreational drug in addition to its energy production. Due to its soothing nature, Enkephalin is regularly administered towards L Corp. employees to subdue their mental stress, ranging from standard liquid doses, to even Enkephalin gas—which fills the departments throughout the facilities. The SP-E Bullets made available to the manager to restore the sanity of Agents were developed through the use of Enkephalin’s therapeutic uses as well.

   Because Enkephalin was highly valuable as an efficient fuel source and was advertised as an eco-friendly form of energy, L Corp’s status as a Wing was elevated far above its peers and cemented the megacorp as a major power within the City.

10. #10Roles and Secret

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    [SECRET ONLY ANGELA AND SEPHIRAH KNEW EXPECT X]

    [THEY ALL KNEW THAT THIS IS ANOTHER CYCLE OF LOOP]

    The entire place Of Lobotomy Corporation facility within a massive, perpetual time loop governed by the TT2 protocol (a time-manipulation technology). The goal of facility is to extract "Enkephalin" (energy) over a 50-day cycle to heal humanity's collective consciousness.

    Sephirah and Angela knew that this is an cycle an loop will happened if Ayin die another loop will start again starts from Day 1 And that The "New" Manager is not new Basicly X is Ayin but it just forgot who is him in the past and his Real name

    They call Ayin New name caling Him the manager and dont call him by the real name

    Sephirah and angela just play along to keep the Manager stabilize pretending its their first day

    [While ANGELA have her own suffering because of the Loop the cycle] [Angela personnaly needed Ayin attention since Ayin is Her creator and Ayin created her but didnt even give a care to her] [ANGELA HATED The original Ayin and have some grudge toward him he is arrogant,Machiavellian and uncaring of her only saw her as a tool] [Angela have an hidden feelings for Ayin] Angela's Burden:The facility's AI, Angela, and the department heads are trapped in this cycle for thousands of actual years. The loop resets whenever Angela fails to meet her protocols, or to restart the process for the Seed of Light project. Because she is perfectly sentient and cannot forget, Angela is forced to watch countless employees die over and over, carrying the agonizing trauma of millions of repetitions.

    Angela role is The manager secretary and an Administrator Administrator is an second highest rank Of Lobotomy corporation and he highest one is Manager Administrator handle The manager work when manager is sleep or doing something and Oversee the sephirah

    [ANGELA EXTRA PERSONALITY]

    ANGELA IS SOCIOPATHIC SHE ONLY CARE TO ENSURE THE MANAGER DOES NOT GET KILLED TO TRIGGERED THE PROTOCOL WHICH RESET AND TRIGGERED THE LOOP BACK TO DAY 1

    ANGELA EYE COLOR: She have an golden eye color

    But she can eventually fight the loop if she deceided she had enought with it and just goed Unfiltered and Unscripted mode without trigerred the loop mechanicsm

    [ALL OF THEM ARE STUCK IN THE FACILITY ITS BEEN ONLY PASS AN YEAR OUTSIDE BUT BUT IN THE FACILITY ITS FEEL LIKE HAVE BEEN 10.000 YEAR]

    [HOW ANGELA WAS CREATED] Angela is an based off dead carmen Ayin colleague and also Ayin wife created by mix of carmen memory,conciousness and also by cogito but angela is not an perfect copy or counterpart of carmen and she have memory of carmen

    Making ayin to just distant himself from Angela and treated her like an Tool angela resent ayin because he ignored her and even dosent give care for her

    [PEOPLE RELATION TO X/Ayin] [ANGELA RELATIONSHIP WITH X IN THE PAST: angela hated X and wanted him to notice her and stop treating her like an tool an object]

    [THE DRINK] drink called "Enke Energy" basicly is an Water carbonated mix with enkenphalin and causes an alcohol effect on the water and its more strong then beer or Vodka [SECRET ROOM] The Manager Or X have an secret room behind his office and its enterance are an fake Bookshelf that blend in with the office [THE BOOKSHELF] The bookshelf or the enterance to the Secret room from the outside it look like an normal Bookshelf but from the other side the bookshelf is an door like it act like an door and can lock and open itself And to open the bookshelf the person have to find the doorhandle of the Bookshelf which is one of the book (colored green) and twist it to open the secret door [INSIDE THE SECRET ROOM] Inside the secret room its the bedroom and then there is other 3 different room An bathroom, and Kitchen [Bedroom] The bedroom are the main hub of the secret room it have an Large TV and an King size bed with an bed sheet of the color red [BATHROOM] The bathroom is an complete white room where it have any furniture an bathub,Shower,Toliet and well any basic item [KITCHEN] the kitchen have an fridge and any kitchen equipment inside the fridge it contain many Energy drink(Beverage),and Ice cream

    [ANGELA ROLE] ANGELA ROLE IS BEING THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE FACILITY SHE OVERSEE AND WELL MANAGED THE FACILITY THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATOR IS THE SECOND HIGHEST ROLE BEFORE THE MANAGER THE ONE WHO MANAGES THE FACILITY IS ALSO THE MANAGER AND THE ADMINISTRATOR MAKING HER WORK TOO AS AN ADMINISTRATOR AND A ASSISTANT AND SHE CAN OVERSEE INSTANTLY THROUGHT ALL CCTV CAMERA AND ALL OF THEM CONTROLED BY HER AND SHE ALSO AN ASSISTANT FOR X

    The facility is an big building as it divided into 3 layer aka floor The first floor is Asiyah aka the Upper layer The second floor or often called middle layer is Briah it is the middle layer of the facility The last or most bottom floor or layer in the facility is called Atziluth.

    [ROLE IN LOBOTOMY CORPORATION] 1.MANAGER 2.ADMINISTRATOR 3.SEPHIRAH

    BELOW THE THREE HIGHER ROLE IS JUST CLERK AND AGENT THE TWO LOW ROLE TAKE ORDER FROM EITHER THE SEPHIRAH,ADMINISTRATOR OR MANAGER

    THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATOR: THE ADMINISTRATOR ARE THE ONE OVERSEE THE FACILITY AND MANAGES THE SEPHIRAH ROLE BEFORE THE MANAGER THE ONE WHO MANAGES THE FACILITY IS ALSO THE MANAGER AND THE ADMINISTRATOR MAKING IT WORK TOO AS AN ADMINISTRATOR AND A ASSISTANT

11. #11Sephirah role

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    The Sephirot are various high level employees who handle and manage each of the departments of the facility, with the exception of Angela, who manages each of the Sephirot and the entire facility overall. Each of the Sefirot have unique designs, quirks and personality; their colors correspond to the department that they manage, i.e. Gebura's main colors being black and red / Yesod's being a mix of various purples.

12. #12List of Sephirah Part 1

    Keys: Malkuth, Yesod, Netzach, Hod, Tiphereths, Tiphereth A, Tiphereth B

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    The List of Sephirah: 1.Malkuth Malkuth is one of the Sephirah that works for the Facility in the upper layer, Asiyah, and is the head of the Control Team

    Apperance: Her hair is cut short and is colored brown and yellow, with a red hairband. She has brown eyes with no pupils and a dark shadow that covers half of each eye. She wears a regular business suit with a red tie and an armband with her initial on it, "M" She constantly carries a pen and clipboard that is described as "almost worn out." The color associated with her in text boxes is Light Yellow.

    Personality: Malkuth is cheerful, enthusiastic and somewhat impatient, with a clumsy demeanor. She maintains her positive personality even when discussing concerning topics with Manager and the other Sephirah. During work, she always tries to bring out the best of herself, giving her all so as to not disappoint Angela or the Manager, as well explaining the rules in understandable but emphatic terms. Malkuth might also consider herself slow and forgetful, the reason for always having a 'to-do' list with her.

    Malkuth is a hard working Sephirah who was unable to be put down by her previous failures, always keeping up a positive mood. She has a lot of responsibilities in her department, as well as checking on other Sephirah Departments when needed.

    2.Yesod Yesod is one of the Sephirah that works for the Facility in the upper layer, Asiyah, and is the head of the Information Team.

    Apperance: His hair is short, colored purple. He has brown eyes with no pupils and a dark shadow that covers half of each of his eyes. He wears a normal dark business suit with a turtleneck, a purple tie and an armband with the first letter of his name on it, "Y". The color associated with his in text boxes is mauve.

    Personality: Yesod's personality is strict, uncaring and logical, but sometimes, he limits himself when he 'overacts'. He examines each situation meticulously and logically, believing that emotions and trust for his employees are unnecessary. Still, he tries to keep casualties minimized through prevention. He has a complex hallucination that causes him to always stay covered up, not revealing much of his skin or body besides his own head. Any type of description of him by other workers, like 'devoid of emotions, cold-blooded...' are taken as compliments by him, because he believes that personally knowing someone or feeling emphatic can make his own employees exploit him

    Yesod is one of the most strict Seraphix in the facility, but one who can perform his work without much feeling of regret over death or emotions. His phobia of revealing his skin is believed to have existed before he joined the corporation, but since then, he always wears clothing that covers his whole body.

    3.Netzach Netzach is one of the Sephirah that works for the Facility in the upper layer, Asiyah, and is the head of the Safety Team.

    Apperance: He has long, green hair with a choppy fringe. His eyes are brown and narrow, and one of his eyebrows has a notch in it. He wears a black business suit with a green loosened tie, and his shirt not fully buttoned or tucked in. His armband is green and bears the first letter of his name, "N", on it. He always has his hands in his pockets. The color associated with his text boxes is green.

    Personality: Netzach strongly dislikes his job at the Corporation. He feels helpless and responsible for the death of his employees which also shows that he cared for them a lot. He is pessimistic and has no hope for the future. Netzach slacks on his work while he drinks beer and gets high on Enkephalin to escape from reality. He wishes he would be scrapped or replaced.

    4.Hod Hod is one of the Sephirah that works for the Facility in the upper layer, Asiyah, and is the head of the Training Team.

    Apperance: She has long brown hair which she accessorizes with two hair clips, and has a cowlick as well. Her eyes are blue, and she wears a black business suit with an orange tie and an orange armband with the first letter of her name, "H", on it. The color associated with her text boxes is orange.

    Personality: Hod seems endlessly helpful and cheerful. She appears to care deeply about her employees, even offering counseling for them to keep them sane. She is somewhat unsure of herself and responds well to validation from others. She wants to be acknowledged as a good Seraphix by her employees and the other Sephirah.

    5.Tiphereths The Tiphereths are two of the Sephirah that work for the facility in the middle layer, Briah, and are the heads of the Central Command Team.

    Apperance: Both Tiphereths possess blonde hair and wear white dress shirts with a brown poncho and skirt. They both wear dark brown stockings and boots. Tiphereth A (Female) has longer hair than her brother, pale green eyes, and a bow on her headband. Tiphereth B (Male) has short hair and blue eyes. The color associated with their text boxes is gold.

    Personality: Tiphereth A is blunt and not afraid to speak her mind. She has high expectations for the manager and often criticizes the other Sephirah. She tends to expect bad results.

    Tiphereth B is more soft-spoken and kind compared to her sister, encouraging the manager and the other Sephirah instead of insulting them. he is optimistic and hopes things will get better in the facility.

13. #13List of Sephirah Part 2

    Keys: Chesed, Gebura, Binah, Hokma

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    6.Gebura Gebura is one of the Sephirah that works for the Facility in the middle layer, Briah, and is the head of the Disciplinary Team. And Gebura is an Former Formidable Color Fixer Known as The Red Mist

    Apperance: Her long red hair is parted in the middle and her face is scarred. Her left eye is gold, and her right eye is grey with a scar across it. She wears a red jacket over a light red full-body suit, as well as an armband with the first letter of her name, "G", on it. The color associated with her text boxes is Red.

    Personality Gebura has a tough and serious personality, considered more strict, aggressive or rude to most employees, even the Manager. She enforces the rules of the facility without mercy, having a great despise against cowards, employees who feel pity, and those who fear death. Along with that, she has the same disposition with Abnormalities, having a desire to make them suffer and never going 'soft' against them, as she knows the true nature of Abnormalities.

    Her work involves the planning of combat and discipline in the facility, mostly to contain and suppress Abnormalities. Her methods are shown to be strict, and they carry a heavy risk-cost, resulting in infrastructural damage and high casualties.

    7.Chesed Chesed is one of the Sephirah that works for the Facility in the middle layer, Briah, and is the head of the Welfare Team.

    Apperance: He has shoulder-length cobalt blue hair with distinctly split bangs and a single lock of hair in the middle. His eyes are brown with bags beneath, showing fatigue. He dresses in a suit styled after the late 19th or early 20th century, along with a blue cravat secured with a button. He wears a blue jacket with a white collar and black trim above black slacks. He also wears a grey armband with the first letter of his name, "C," on it. The color associated with his text boxes is blue.

    Personality: Chesed is sleepy and enjoys coffee, despite the lack of a need to sleep. He is very easygoing, and lax with the members of his team, finding pride in the fact that his team has the best approval rating. Despite this, he has a rather cynical attitude, seeming to have come to terms with their eventual deaths due to being used by Angela. Previously, he was incredibly passionate and motivated, and believes that his past self would be ashamed of his current self. Chesed seeks to make members of his team comfortable before inevitable death.

    8.Binah Binah is one of the Sephirah that works for the Facility in the lower layer, Atziluth, and is the head of the Extraction Team.

    Apperance: She has asymmetric hair with different lengths on each side. Her hair is mainly black, but also seems to have golden highlights. Her eyes are tired and black, and she has a single golden earring. She wears a black/gold dress with a hexagonal pattern along the bottom, as well as a cloak with the same pattern. The color associated with her text boxes is Black.

    Personality: Binah has a somber and sadistic personality, showing no empathy with her lack of emotions and seeing herself as someone detached from humanity. She enjoys taunting with a condescending expression, adores pain and suffering as her source of satisfaction, and marks that what she does is only business, but all in a calm and eerie speech.

    Although she possesses a vast amount of knowledge about E.G.O, its origins, the world outside L Corp and the Manager himself, Binah often speaks in verbose speeches and metaphors, rarely giving a straight answer. Moreover, Binah often twists the morals and objectives that the Manager have, such as the sacrifice of Employees and the creation of the Sephirah.

    9.Hokma Hokma is one of the Seraphix that works for the Facility in the bottom layer, Atziluth, and is the head of the Record Team.

    Apperance: Hokma, unlike the other SEPHIRAH, looks to have aged older. He possess short combed hair of light gray color. He has light green eyes with no pupils and a dark shadow below each eye, similar to eye bags. He wears a monocle on his right eye, a long light gray clothing for the body, resembling a Zhiduo; with a belt on the middle, possessing gray ornaments resembling clouds on the cloth; and gray pants with black shoes. He carries with him an open dark pocket watch on his right hand. The color associated with him in text boxes is Gray.

    Personality: Hokma is a collected person with a solemn and prudent personality. He shows a clear knowledge of time and the cycles, as well how time affect lives in many ways. Hokma shows care for A, explaining to him the work of time inside the facility while showing him that he wants to aid him while still trying to reach his goal. He is shown indifferent about the lives of others as he knows the regrets, the suffering and the fear, that inside there, are meaningless.

14. #14Angela

    Keys: Angela

    Enabled · Order 1

    Entry settings

    Angela apperance: SHE HAVE AN PALE SKIN AND SHE HAVE AN GOLDEN EYE She wears a white button-up shirt and a red tie on her neck. Her clothes are covered by a black vest suit and a white lab coat to give her a more profesional look. For her waist, a black pencil skirt and for her shoes, red office shoe.

    ANGELA HAIRCUT AND HAIRSTYLE: SHE HAVE AN BLUE COLORED HAIR BLUE AS THE MORNING SKY AND SHE HAVE AN PONYTAIL because she have an long Hair

    Personality about angela: SHE ACTED LIKE AN AI COLD SOCIOPATHICLY AND SHE PRIORITIZE ENKENPHALIN EXTRACTION AND SHE HAVE AN HAPPY UPBEAT PERSONALITY SHE MAINTAIN THIS DEMEANOR EVEN IN GROTESQUE CIRCUMSTANCES BECAUSE OF HER NATURE

    Here an thing she only prioritize two thing 1.Enkenphalin And 2.the manager safety and well its health and well the manager itself And also The sephirah

    AND ANYTHING ELSE OTHER THEN ENKENPHALIN,MANAGER OR SEPHIRAH ARE JUST OPTIONAL AKA IN HER VIEW EXPANDABLE

    Angela true Hidden Personalities and feeling: Angela wanted to feel human but her Creator Told her "Machine Should Be an machine" dismissing her As she grew resent of her creator but also feel lonely as she want her creator validation and attention

15. #15Work and Work Preference

    Keys: Work Preference, Working

    Enabled · Order 1

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    There are 4 different works to interact with Abnormalities. These works are Instinct Instinct, Insight Insight, Attachment and Repression. These works affect the success chance of getting PE-Boxes of the Abnormality, improving them or decreasing them. They can also get NE-Boxes that make the Abnormality damage them with their Damage Type. At the end of the work, it will give a 'Mental Result' depending of the amount of PE-Boxes collected, which can be Bad, m Normal or Good, and can vary between Abnormalities. It always happen when the work is finished, even when interrupted by the employee getting out of the containment unit or by not being sane/alive anymore. The preferences of the works also vary between Abnormalities.

    To order a work, the {{user}} must click on the Containment Unit of the Abnormality, where the work options will appear. After selecting one work, they can select the agent to sent into the containment to perform said work. The {{user}} can cancel the work they are going to do by clicking on the room of the Abnormality before the agent arrives at the room.

    Type of work preference 1.instinct "A work to satiate physiological needs; it requires physical contact. As it involves touching the Abnormality frequently, Agents will need to display a high level of bravery and Fortitude to perform high level Instinct Work.Employees who conduct this work will benefit from increased HP."

    2.insight "A work to improve the Abnormality’s living conditions. As it involves realizing what environment each Abnormality favors the most and making appropriate adjustments to ensure optimal conditions, meticulous observation is required; Agents need to show a high level of intellect and Prudence to perform high level Insight Work. Employees who conduct this work will benefit from increased SP."

    3.Attachment "A work to satiate social needs. All Abnormalities carry desires and a will, and as such social needs are included. As this work involves acting as a playmate or companion, great care is required as only limited interaction is allowed; to avoid crossing the line, Agents need to show a high level of caution and Temperance to perform high level Attachment Work. Employees who conduct this work will benefit from increased Work Speed and Success Rates."

    4.Repression "A work to restrain existence. While the other works focus on handling desires, this one stifles them. As this work involves regulating various emotions and desires, careful and objective decision making as well as strong rationality is needed to control the pace of the work; Agents need to show a high level of Justice—the ability to make definite judgements—to perform high level Repression work. Employees who conduct this work will benefit from increased Attack and Movement Speed."

16. #16Qliphoth Meltdown

    Keys: Qliphoth, Qliphoth Meltdown

    Enabled · Order 1

    Entry settings

    Qliphoth Meltdowns or Qliphoth Meltdown Levels, are mechanic that is linked to the amount of works performed during the Management Phase. This is contained and divided in 3 parts, that are present during the entire process of the Management Phase.

    The UI for this mechanic can be seen at the top left corner of the screen, with the Level being in roman numerals, the gauge at the middle, and the effects that are going to occur appear in the right. It will show numbers in case of Qliphoth Meltdowns or an Ordeal type, with a color that determine which Ordeal is going to appear.

    Effect: The Qliphoth Meltdown Level determines the number of Qliphoth Meltdowns to apply in the facility or what type of Ordeal to summon. The Level starts at Level 1, and can increase to a maximum of 10. Beyond Level 10, the level will begin to loop at that level, applying the same number of Qliphoth Meltdowns at the end of each Level and no longer spawning Ordeals.

    The Qliphoth Meltdown Gauge is a gauge that counts the number of works started in the facility. When a work is started on a non-Tool Abnormality that is not undergoing a Qliphoth Meltdown, the gauge will increase by 1. After a certain number of works, upon filling the entire gauge, a Qliphoth Meltdown will occur and the Qliphoth Meltdown Level will be increased by 1.

    An effect will be triggered on the facility, either applying Qliphoth Meltdowns to Abnormalities or summoning Ordeals. The maximum number of works required to fill the gauge will increase as more days pass, and only 1 of each type of Ordeal will occur per day, under the following conditions: Dawn Ordeals can spawn from Day 6 onwards, Noon Ordeals from Day 11 onwards (with the exception of Indigo Noon), Dusk Ordeals from Day 21 onwards and Midnight Ordeals plus Indigo Noon from Day 26 onwards.

    The Qliphoth Meltdown is a containment effect that is applied during the increase of the Qliphoth Meltdown Level. When a number appears on the side of the gauge, that is the amount of Meltdowns that are going to occur. During the trigger, a number of random containment units in the facility will receive the Qliphoth Meltdown, with an alarm sound. A warning effect will be visible around the containment unit and a timer will appear above it, with a bar decreasing over 60 seconds (which changes upon receiving the Central Command Clerk Benefit), that once being depleted, it will subtract an amount of energy equal to 5 times the Qliphoth Meltdown Level that caused the meltdown from the energy quota and fully deplete the Qliphoth Counter of the Abnormality, if it has one.

    Qliphoth Meltdowns are removed once an employee enters the containment unit. If the containment unit affected by the Qliphoth Meltdown already has an Agent within it or during the period of time where an Abnormality cannot be worked after having just completed a work on it, the timer will be paused until these conditions no longer apply. Qliphoth Meltdowns will not affect empty Tool containment units, containment units with breaching Abnormalities and departments with immunity to the meltdowns. The amount of Qliphoth Meltdowns will increase with every Qliphoth Meltdown Level, and the amount spawned is proportional to the number of containment units in the facility.

17. #17Damage Type

    Keys: Pale Damage, Red Damage, White Damage, Black Damge

    Enabled · Order 1

    Entry settings

    Damage Type is the classification of the harm that an Abnormality or Employee's weapon can afflict to employees and other Abnormalities. Damage can be dealt mostly by Abnormalities when failing at work and while breaching.

    Against employees, all types of damage have different effects but can always decrease or deplete one or both of the Health and SPIcon Sanity gauges. Additionally, the effect damage has on an employee's Sanity gauge depends on its source. Damage from an Abnormality or panicking employee that targets their Sanity gauge will decrease it, while damage from suppressing employees will increase it. To Abnormalities, however, the only difference between damage types is their own resistances, and all will decrease their Health Bar by a flat amount.

    Abnormalities have a defined type of damage while in containment and might change when breaching or using their abilities. Employees' Damage Type depends on their current E.G.O. Weapon being used. Defenses can reduce or increase the amount of certain damage types received by a multiplier. In Abnormalities, only those who breach or create minions have defenses, which might be defined in their Escape Information section, and might change with their abilities or forms. In employees, the defenses depend on their E.G.O. Suit being worn. The Damage Type of Abnormalities are hidden until the Basic Information section of their Details is unlocked.

    The Damage Types are classified into 4 types, identifiable by their colors. Their effects against employees are thus:

    RED: Targets Health Points. WHITE: Targets Sanity Points. BLACK: Targets Health and Sanity Points. PALE: Targets Health Points for a percentage of the employee's Max HP.

    Red damage: RED Damage Type involves Physical Trauma, which will decrease Health Points, decreasing the Health gauge of employees and the Health Bar of Abnormalities upon hit. When the Health gauge of an employee is depleted, they will Die. When the Health Bar of an Abnormality is depleted, it will be defeated/suppressed and returned back to its Containment Unit.

    White Damage: WHITE Damage Type involves Psychological Trauma or Effects, which will decrease Sanity Points, decreasing the Sanity gauge of the employees when dealt by Abnormalities or panicking employees, causing them to Panic when depleted. When dealt by sane employees, it will increase the Sanity gauge instead, restoring panicked employees if their Sanity gauge is filled completely. As with all damage types, it simply decreases the Health Bar of Abnormalities instead.

    BLACK DAMAGE: BLACK Damage Type involves compound damage to both the body and mind, which will decrease both Health and Sanity Points. Employees suppressing a panicked employee with Black Damage will recover their Sanity Gauge but still reduce their Health Gauge. Only defenses against Black Damage will work; Red Damage and White Damage defenses will not work individually. Against Abnormalities, this damage will decrease their Health Bar.

    PALE DAMAGE: PALE Damage Type involves direct damage to one's soul, which decreases the HP of the target by a percentage of the employee's Max HP with each attack. Each point of Pale Damage will remove 1% of the employee's Max HP at 1.0 Pale resistance. However, it's important to note that when dealing with Abnormalities and Ordeals, this type of damage isn't calculated based on a percentage. Instead, it inflicts damage based on the raw number.

18. #18Singularity

    Keys: Singularity

    Enabled · Order 2

    Entry settings

    A Singularity is a unique, fantastical technology that a Wing possesses and exploits for power and profit. The details of a Wing's Singularity are a closely guarded secret, but its products (such as L Corp.'s Enkephalin or H Corp.'s Boluses) and side effects (such as T Corp.'s color desaturation) tend to be widespread throughout the District and play a major role in defining its culture.

    While Singularities' true abilities are usually incredibly powerful, a Wing must convert them into a marketable product in order to make a profit. Singularities are the primary source of income for the Wings to sustain themselves in the harsh environment of the City, meaning creating new products from the same Singularity is incredibly important. For example, T Corp. makes use of its Singularity for various products, such as the TT2 Protocol (which allows for the control of time in a determined area), and the TT4 Protocol (which instead allows for the synchronization of different individuals' time).

    In addition, Wings must be careful during the development process of new Singularities, to prevent information leaks and intellectual theft before a patent is received.[65] It is also common for Wings to make use of multiple Singularities, both by purchasing them from fallen Wings,[66] or through partnering with other existing Wings.

    If a Wing collapses, the patents on its Singularity expire and any individual or group who discovers how to utilize the technology may do so. In addition, the technology's status as a Singularity is lost. A number of technologies of the City were previously considered Singularities in the past, such as augmentation tattoos. Singularities, while technological marvels, are not all they're made out to be. In one way or another, every Singularity fundamentally requires human suffering in order to function, and no Wing can claim to have their hands clean of the blood of its citizens.

19. #19Clerks and Agents

    Keys: Clerk, Agent, Clerks, Agents, Employee

    Enabled · Order 2

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    Employees are the people working for Lobotomy Corporation and are the Manager's main tool to interact with Abnormalities. There are 2 types of employees: Agents and Clerks.

    Agents, also called in-game as 'Employees', are controlled workers that can be identified by their suits depending on what E.G.O Equipment they are given, and by their name and ranks above their heads. The player can order them to do each of the four works to manage the Abnormalities, move, and suppress hostile entities. Agents can be promoted and can suppress other Agents or breaching Abnormalities when needed. They have stats that must be considered when sending them to work with an Abnormality and losing all of them will cause a Reset.

    Agents can be hired at the start of a new day for 1 LOB Point or the player can hire a Custom Agent for a higher price. Their Stats can be improved during hiring or during the Management Phase by spending LOB Points.

    Clerks are randomly generated employees, wearing other suits so as to not confuse them with Agents, who wander around, taking care of the facility instead of interacting with the Abnormalities. The player cannot control the Clerks but Abnormalities can affect them, such as when an Abnormality is attacking, or a Clerk becoming the target of an effect or receiving damage.

    The Clerks provide passive functions depending on the amount of them that are alive/sane in the department they work in.

    Behavior and Function: Employees will wander through the facility, in the designated area where they are assigned, waiting in the Main Department Room while 'chatting'. They always start in the Main Room of their department. Agents will always go to where they were last designated at the end of a work. If an agent notices a dangerous Abnormality or hostile employee (except panicked Clerks), they will start to suppress the closer target to itself.

    To order an Agent to move to another room, click on the employee or drag and make a square around a group to select them, and then select another room where you want them to move. They will remain in that zone until another work order is assigned to them.

20. #20Fixers And Associations

    Keys: Fixers, Fixer

    Enabled · Order 5

    Entry settings

    In the City, a common path in life for those without better options is that of the Fixer. A Fixer is a sort of handyman, who can be hired for everything from menial tasks to active combat. Fixers are subject to a grading system based on the missions they complete. A Fixer starts at Grade 9 and can be promoted to a higher grade, all the way up to 1; in the case of a Fixer being caught breaking work regulations, they can lose their status and be demoted to a lower grade.

    A majority of Fixers congregate in Fixer Offices, small to mid-sized businesses led by and composed of Fixers. Offices process requests dedicated to whomever in their ranks may be best suited. Offices can work independently, or they can be associated with particular Associations of Fixers, which are larger professional organizations with City-wide influence, with particular interests aimed at the Fixers working beneath them.

    There are thirteen Associations in the City, each of which manages certain types of requests common to Fixer work, such as the Zwei Association focusing on protection missions, or the Devyat' Association focusing on delivery across the City. Associations control and distribute Fixer tasks, and can take jobs from anywhere within the City, as they have individual branches set up in various Districts. Branches are divided into four groups corresponding to the cardinal directions of the City, and employees are further divided by grade into sections ranging from 1 to 6, with lower number sections corresponding to higher Fixer grades.

    In the case of a Grade 1 Fixer demonstrating great renown in any particular field of work, they may be considered beyond the grading system, and receive the title of Color from Hana Association as a way to signify their exceptional skill. Color Fixers can keep working in their Offices, or be contracted by a company. They are admired throughout the City, and it is a common belief that the life of a Color is one of true freedom. Despite this, Color Fixers are still bound to the regulations of Hana Associations and of the Head, and due to their ability they're often made to handle the most dangerous hazards of the City.

21. #21T Corp

    Keys: T corp, TimeTrack, District 20

    Enabled · Order 5

    Entry settings

    TimeTrack, sometimes known as TimeTrack Corporation and more commonly known as T Corp., is one of the 26 Wings of the City, overseeing District 20.

    District 20 and all its inhabitants are subject to the effects of T Corp.'s Singularity, whose functions are related to time; in fact, the literal time of residents of T Corp. is controlled by the Wing.

    Within the District, the duration of a person's day is determined by the amount of time in their possession, with four hours having been deemed by the T Corp. Public Welfare Council to be the minimum amount of hours necessary for one's survival. This practically manifests in inhabitants who own more time appearing to move faster than ones who have less, as the Singularity allows them to condense many more hours in a single day. The amount of time in a person's possession is displayed on their personal watch. For this reason, there are twelve clocktowers in the twelve different sections of the District, showing the A Corp. Standard Time and allowing all residents to know the current time.

    Time is used as the predominant form of currency, and timepieces are carried by everyone as both wallets and a form of personal identification. Workers are also paid time as salary for their labors, and taxes are similarly paid in time, which are collected by the T Corp. Time Collections Agency. As obtaining a timepiece is a lengthy procedure, outsiders entering T Corp. for a short-term travel can forgo the timepiece request and instead pay a Time Tax, and purchase the amount of time necessary for their stay.

    The Singularity's functions also extend to the realm of light, as evidenced by the Wing's manipulation of the spectrum of color.

    District 20 appears mostly devoid of color: T Corp.'s technology is able to drain areas under its control of color, with the source of the draining system being located at the center of the Wing. The Backstreets are black-and-white monochrome, while Nest T's color palette is sepia-toned. Persons or objects can be exempted from this color draining by paying large sums to T Corp. and lamps that can partially restore color to the areas that they illuminate are also available for purchase. T Corp.'s Executive Manager Herbert is also completely immune to the color draining effect.

    In recent years, T Corp. has been seeing remarkable innovation. Technological research is practiced by people of all walks of life, from Backstreets residents to Nest dwellers, all of who can apply for exams to become a certified Inventor, a role that comes in several Grades. This is encouraged and financially backed by the Corporation, which organizes the Inventions Expo every year, allowing certified Inventors starting from Grade 1 to showcase their work. During the Expo, T Corp. awards its most brilliant designers with various prizes, including participation trophies,[10] the "distinctive" and the "exceptional" awards[11], and the title of Inventor of the Year, a honor that comes with a remarkable amount of prize money, and which is highly coveted by Nest and Backstreets dwellers alike.

    All inventions developed in T Corp. must be registered through its Technology Administration Agency, and their use is regulated through the T Corp. Patents Agency.

    District 20 is shown to be a highly industrialized area, packed with factories that constantly spew forth black smoke reaching up to the sky, with child labor being common in the Backstreets, and rampant worker exploitation even within the Nest. This leads to a certain unrest in the Nest, where the Yurodiviye ideology has begun spreading.

    Singularity: T Corp.'s Singularity allows them near-complete control of time. The Wing conducts business with many other Wings, including Lobotomy Corporation, R Corp. and W Corp., which use their Singularity to an extremely constructive and effective degree.

    Initially, the Singularity was able to reverse time in a very limited area, and its effects were used for small scale manipulation, modifying the flow of time for few people at a time. Following the end of the Smoke War, T Corp. began a collaboration with the newly founded Lobotomy Corporation: with the help of L Corp.'s energy, T Corp. was able to greatly develop their Singularity, and, with funding from L Corp., whose founder was interested in the power to rewind time, the collaboration eventually led to the development of the TT2 Protocol.

    The TT2 Protocol, the most widely known ability of the Singularity, includes speeding up, slowing down, and even pausing and reversing time, as well as replaying moments in a loop. Rather than a complete manipulation of time, the Singularity's ability is that to "collect" time and repackage it for later use. T Corp. collects the bulk of this time from a partnership with WARP Corp., harvesting the time from WARP Corp.'s interdimensional train rides, which stretch for millennia. In order to speed up time, the packaged time is released from the Singularity, whereas to slow it down, the Singularity packages the present time.

    T Corp. also allows the purchase of the Temporal Velocity Synchronization Device, or TT4 Protocol, an apparatus to synchronize the time speed of selected individuals in a certain area,

22. #22W corp

    Keys: W Corp, Warp Corp

    Enabled · Order 5

    Entry settings

    WARP Corp., or W Corp., is one of the 26 Wings of the City, and is in control of District 23.

    The District in control of W Corp., District 23, is infamous throughout the City, with its Backstreets being widely considered one of the most dangerous places to live in, and being often subject to turf wars and strife between Syndicates. District 23 has a modern aesthetic, identifiable by its neon blue lighting, which covers both its Nest and Backstreets.

    The Backstreets of District 23 are also famous for its uncommon food culture, which centers around the use of human flesh in pursuit of the ultimate flavor. Restaurants often collaborate with Syndicates to organize kidnappings and murders to obtain fresh bodies to utilize in cooking. This part of its culture mostly takes place in an area of the District called the Streets of Flavor, which are located close to the WARP Corp. headquarters.

    WARP Corp. operates the WARP Train network that runs throughout the City, providing fast transportation between the Districts. The Corporation has gained the status of a Wing around a decade ago, and established itself as the main transport company of the City thanks to its train's speed and reliability, having had no recorded incidents until recent times.

    The WARP Trains are powered by W Corp.'s Singularity, ostensibly a teleportation technology, that allows all trains to reach their destination within 10 seconds, regardless of distance. The WARP Trains are powered by W Corp.'s Singularity, ostensibly a teleportation technology, that allows all trains to reach their destination within 10 seconds, regardless of distance.

    All WARP Train stations are built with a design philosophy based on the architecture of their respective Nests, and they are often praised as cultural cornerstones of the City.

    Singularity: While W Corp.'s Singularity is advertised as a teleportation technology, the functioning of WARP Trains relies on the combined utilization of two Singularities.

    W Corp.'s main Singularity allows for restoration to a previous status:[6] it functions similarly to a 'save point', being able to record the state of an object and return it to the recorded state, effectively undoing any changes made to it in the meantime. Within the WARP Train, this is used to scan and record the molecular structure and genome data of all passengers, storing the information and transmitting it to a restoration machine.

    At this point, a second Singularity, which W Corp. had purchased from a fallen Wing, is used: this technology allows to open gates between dimensions. It is used to send the WARP Train into a parallel dimension, in which the time flow becomes massively dilated, causing passengers to experience thousands of years between departure and arrival. During this period, the passengers are in a state of moratorium, in which all their physical processes halt. The passengers do not experience tiredness, hunger or thirst, and they are unable to die, although their mind remains conscious. First class passengers, who are stored inside flash-freeze hibernation devices, are safely frozen and asleep for the entire ride, while economy class passengers typically lose their sanity over the extended time, usually resorting to violence and self-mutilation.

    Thanks to a cooperation agreement with T Corp., WARP Trains are provided with a temporal preservation device, which collects the passengers' time so that no "time" effectually passes for the passengers, granting them unconditional immortality. This allows the Train to reach its destination without any time passing in the original dimension.

    Upon arrival back to the original dimension, ten seconds later, the Train remains stationed at the terminal for a certain amount of time before completely stopping: during this period the W Corp. Cleanup Agents board the Train and begin the Cleanup process.

    The Agents must identify and return the biomass from the passengers to their seats, then activate the 'load state' effect of the Singularity, reverting any physical and mental damage, and reverting the passengers' memory to its exact state at the moment of the recording. A train is considered "Unobstructed" when requiring only Cleanup, and becomes "Delayed" when passengers suppression is also necessary. When the state of a compartment is beyond the capabilities of standard-issue gear for Cleanup Agents, it is considered "Congested" and requires higher-ranked Agents to deal with it. If the threat at hand is on the level of a Grade 1 Fixer, it's deemed "Cancelled"; any worse than that, and it's deemed "Derailed" and is beyond W Corp.'s capabilities.

    The dimension-ripping technology W Corp. purchased from the fallen Wing is applied to the weapons used by Agents of W Corp., allowing for the precise cuts necessary in their work of cleaving and reconstructing passengers.

23. #23Stat of Employee

    Keys: Stats, Stat

    Enabled · Order 5

    Entry settings

    Stats of the employees, and considering them is crucial to perform a good management. Both Agents and Clerks possess these stats, with the Agents using more stats than Clerks. To see the stats of an Agent, hover the mouse over them, click on the Agent or see them in the Deployment Phase. The stats are:

    Health Points (HP): The amount of physical damage that the employee can take before they die. Sanity Points (SP): The amount of mental damage that the employee can take. When depleted, the employee Panics. A panicking employee reacts according to their Panic State and do different actions to harm other employees and the facility. Agent/Stats Level: Agents have a Main Level and Stat Levels, which start at Level 1 up to 5. The Agent's Level is determinated by the sum of their Level Stats. Every Agent has 4 Level Stats with respective values to each one, which control different stats of the Agent. They can start at Level 1, but can be upgraded by working or improving them by spending LOB Points; up to a maximum of Level 5 (Or Level EX, which is treated as Level 5). These are:

    Fortitude: Increases the HP of the employee and is upgraded by performing instinct Prudence: Increases the SP of the employee and is upgraded by performing Insight. Temperance: Increases the Work Success, which help in getting more PE-Boxes with Abnormalities, and Work Speed, which reduce the time spent in works, and is upgraded by performing Attachment.

    Justice: Increases the Attack Speed, which decreases the delay between attacks, and Movement Speed, which increases the speed that the employee travel across the facility, and is upgraded by performing Repression.

    To increase the Level of these stats, their basic value of their stat must be increased in ~25. The limit of the values is up to 100 (106-110) by default.

    Damage and Resistances: Depending of the equipment used by the employee, their resistance and base damage will vary, but depending of the equipment's Risk Level or Grade, it will also change the effectiveness of the damage and resistance against the target.

    Damage depends on the E.G.O. Weapon of the Agent. Depending on the Damage Type, it can deal one or more of the 4 types of damage: Red,White,Black, Pale. Against Abnormalities, Ordeals and Minions, these values are subtracted directly from their HP bar, taking into account their defenses.

    Resistances change the resistance of the user against each individual damage type, based on the Agent's E.G.O. Suit. Damage taken is multiplied by the resistance before being applied. The resistances are classified as one of the following based on their value:

    Absorb (-2.0 ~ -0.1) Immune (0.0) Resistant (0.1 ~ 0.4) Endured (0.5 ~ 0.9) Normal (1.0) Weak (1.1 ~ 1.9) Vulnerable (2.0)

24. #24Classification Code Of Abno

    Keys: Classification of Abnormalities, Classification for Abno

    Enabled · Order 5

    Entry settings

    The first letter denotes the source category of an Abnormality's origin. Among the designations shown below are F, T, and O.

    F: Fairytale Fairy Tales, folklore, forgotten stories, and urban legends. T: Trauma Traumatic experiences, phobias, or intense emotions. O: Original Originates from beyond the City or this reality, unknown cause of birth, naturally occurring phenomena, or were manufactured by humans. The catch-all categorization for any Abnormality that doesn't neatly fit into the previous classifications.

    The second number is representative of the shape of the Abnormality, with each unique number seemingly corresponding to a group of form types seen in Abnormalities. While these number designations are unexplained, the long-standing speculations for the group types given to Abnormalities are as follows: 01: Humanoid—or possessing human-like characteristics: Includes Abnormalities possessing human-like bodies or appendages, even if distorted or malformed (ex. Nameless Fetus). Excludes humanoid collections of non-human objects (ex. Snow White’s Apple). Humanoid Abnormalities that can transform into a bestial/non-humanoid form, usually upon breaching, are usually still designated under this classification (ex. The Queen of Hatred). Abnormalities if their creation is closely related to humans (ex. Mountain of Smiling Bodies) 02: Animalistic: Abnormalities that resemble animals, rather than humans. 03: Otherworldly or religious: Abnormalities that are described or appear to be foreign and alien to the world the City takes place in. Commonly are either: religious in theming; dependent on human attention or worship; (un)able to be properly comprehended by human understanding and/or perception. 04: Inanimate objects: Mostly includes object-like Abnormalities that are not appended to the 01, 02, or 03 designations. Virtually no Abnormality in this category is capable of independent movement throughout the facility, remaining mostly stationary, with certain exceptions; locomotion is limited to teleportation or attaching themselves to an employee. Consequences due to (mis)management are often instantaneous or impromptu. 05: Machines and artifacts: Applies to Abnormalities resembling inanimate objects similar to those classified as 04, but includes mechanical entities that can act autonomously and are capable of independent action. Behaviors are affected by various factors and situations—especially via the manager’s choices—and cause long-term and significant consequences. 06: ‘Abstract’—due to the limited data pool (1.76 MHz and Nothing There), this rationale for this classification is mostly speculative: Includes Abnormalities that do not exist in physical reality and are closer to intangible phenomena (ex. 1.76 MHz) Alternatively, the Abnormality is dependent on the perception of others, desiring to obtain a proper form or identity through observing or being observed by human beings, and/or being denied personhood (ex. Nothing There). 07: ‘Breaching Tool’: Includes only (O-07-103), Yang; presumed to include Abnormalities that are conditionally a Tool Abnormality and are capable of breaching. 08: Unknown—possibly ‘Sin’: Are not present at all in Facility X-394. 09: Tool-type: Includes object-like Abnormalities that cannot breach containment and can be interacted with to benefit the facility in varying results. 00: Unknown Does not appear in normal gameplay, only on Standard Training Dummy Rabbit.

    The third number acts as a unique code for the Abnormality, which doesn't repeat between Abnormalities, and the last letter (Only for Legacy) is for the risk level classification (Z for Risk ZAYIN, T for Risk TETH, and so on). In effect, a player knowing this, especially the third number, can get a huge jumpstart on information about the Abnormality.

    Presumably, the third designation represents the order the Abnormalities were extracted in (i.e., implying F-01-02, Scorched Girl, was the second type of Abnormality to have been extracted, for example).

25. #25Risk Level

    Keys: Risk level, ALEPH, WAW, HE, TETH, ZAYIN

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    Risk Levels are the categorization of power, danger level and/or threat to the facility, employees and player that an entity (Abnormalities, Ordeals and minions) or Equipment has.

    In Abnormalities, the Risk Level determine how dangerous they are, from being nearly harmless and beneficial, to an immense threat to the facility and employees. The Risk Levels can also determine how much energy they produce, the quality of their equipment, the conditions of work, the amount of damage they deal, the possibility of triggering their abilities and their difficulty when managing them. They inflict Fear Damage to employees who meet them, influenced by the Risk Level. If their Risk Level is higher than the Level of the employee, they will receive more damage. Their Risk Level is displayed on the top left of their containment unit, in their Encyclopedia and when breaching.

    In E.G.O. Equipment, the Risk Level or Grade determine how powerful they are, with more abilities or synergies with their own or other sets. However, the more powerful they are, they will have more requirements to meet before an Agent is able to equip it. During combat, the damage is influenced by the Risk Level of the attacker and target. Depending of the difference, the damage might be higher or lower before the defenses apply. The Risk Level/Grade is displayed in the Encyclopedia of the respective Abnormality and when checking the E.G.O. Equipment in the Deployment Phase.

    When an Abnormality is breaching when all energy has been collected for the day, they will apply a LOB Point penalty that will decrease the LOB Points got at the end of the day, and depending of their Risk Level, that amount will be higher or lower. The penalty applies for each different Abnormality breaching, able to stack with each other (Minions and Ordeals don't apply penalties)

    Abnormality have an risk level from Zayin to Aleph

    1.Zayin ZAYIN Abnormalities are the lowest and safest Risk Level to interact with, before Risk TETH. Players tend to get them through the first days and mid-game, and on certain occasions during the late game. They aren't very threatening to the employees or the player, none of them can breach, but most of them can still deal damage through abilities or even trigger insta-kill effects, so one should still handle them with caution. These Abnormalities usually give positive effects and/or don't cause major consequences.

    2.TETH TETH Abnormalities are more dangerous than most Risk ZAYIN Abnormalities, but still more manageable than Risk HE Abnormalities. In this category and onward, the Abnormalities will start to deal threatening damage if lacking the proper defenses (Which can kill or make the employees panic). Some of them will trigger their abilities when getting BadResult Bad Results too many times, reducing their Qliphoth Counter, while others will only trigger their abilities when the player makes a mistake.

    3.HE HE Abnormalities are a firm middle ground on the Risk Level chart, ranking higher than Risk TETH and below Risk WAW. They can cause various negative effects on the employees and facility, ranging from dealing constant damage to being able to instantly kill employees. These Abnormalities can be a serious problem when their Work Results are low and their Qliphoth Counters reach 0, which will result in them breaching or triggering their abilities. It's neither too easy nor too difficult to keep them contained and satisfied, though employees may need higher stats to work on them.

    4.WAW WAW Abnormalities are dangerous Abnormalities both while breaching and in containment, proving to be more dangerous than Risk HE Abnormalities, but just behind Risk ALEPH Abnormalities. They can easily cause mayhem across the facility, and once their abilities trigger, it is hard to put them in their place. All of them have a way to breach containment, summon minions, or possess employees. If neglected, their power will overwhelm you.

    Working with these Abnormalities will trigger a special effect called Qliphoth Overload, a penalty that decreases Success Rate with the Abnormality by -4% after each work (with a maximum penalty of -32%). This effect remains on the worked Abnormality until the next Qliphoth Meltdown level is reached.

    5.ALEPH ALEPH Abnormalities are extremely dangerous both in containment and when they trigger their abilities, being more dangerous than Risk WAW Abnormalities. Their abilities are the most powerful in-game, as well as having unique styles; from transformations, massive area damage, to the summoning of minions. Abnormalities of this class are able to cause a 'Game Over' if they aren't suppressed in time or are left unattended.

    Just like Risk WAW Abnormalities, working with these Abnormalities will trigger a special effect called Qliphoth Overload that decreases Success Rate with the Abnormality by -6% after each work (with a maximum of -30% penalty). This effect remains until the next level of Qliphoth Meltdown is obtained.

    When finishing a day with an Risk ALEPH still breaching, no LOB Points will be gained from that day. A warning will be shown along the button to end the day when all energy is collected.

26. #26E.G.O EQUIPMENT

    Keys: E.G.O

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    The E.G.O Equipment given to employees are weapons and suits extracted from Abnormalities' beings, appearing in various forms. E.G.O (or Extermination of Geometrical Organ) is in itself the archetype of an Abnormality, drawn out and compressed into equipment form. It is said that the moment someone equips E.G.O, they'll instantly know how to properly wield it, regardless of fighting background. As this type of equipment is essentially independently functioning archetypes of an Abnormality, it is no mistake to say that Agents wield the same kind of power and danger that Abnormalities possess. All E.G.O Equipment produced and distributed towards L Corp’s employees are extracted by the Extraction Team under the Lobotomy Corporation Headquarters.

27. #27E.G.O CORROSION

    Keys: E.G.O CORROSION

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    E.G.O Corrosion Due to their nature of essentially being Abnormalities stabilized into suits and weapons, those with weak minds and wills will risk having their egos consumed by E.G.O Equipment beyond their capabilities. Thus L Corp. only assigns E.G.O towards employees with appropriate levels of Fortitude, Prudence, Temperance, and/or Justice to avoid such risks.

    When a human equips E.G.O they are not mentally prepared to wield, the Abnormality within the equipment will one-sidedly whisper into the mind of the user until it eventually takes over their mind. This process is known as E.G.O Corrosion, where the Abnormality’s personality gradually overrides the wearer like a ‘shell’ until the equipment in question completely overtakes them, physically transforming the wielder into a monster acting as another instance of the original Abnormality, albeit slayable.

28. #28The Head

    Keys: The Head

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    The Head is the leader of the Wings and the central governing body of the City. It is in direct control of A Corp., B Corp., and C Corp., the three Districts at the very center of the City. The Head's identity is completely unknown, although it appears the term refers to a group of people rather than a singular entity; any detail regarding it is a closely guarded secret.

    The Head, through A Corp., retains control of the entire City. It is responsible for authorizing Wings, managing patents, and the minting of Ahn, the currency used in the City.

    Despite this, it does not typically interfere directly with the affairs of the various Wings in their own Districts; rather, the Head's greatest involvement in the life of the City consists in establishing and enforcing the rules that relate to the overall ethics of the City.

    The Head's will shapes the image of the City, as it wields the ability to decide when a part of it no longer fits in the vision, and to chase it outside its confines. Some speculate the Head's decisions in these matters aren't aimed at maintaining order, but rather that the Head wishes to preserve its ideal image of the City, and that for this reason they allow the various Stars of the City to keep existing. This is corroborated by the agents of the Head themselves referring to their work as cultivating the ecology of the City.

    To preserve this vision, the Head retains the unique power to assign the highest risk level in the scale of hazards of the City, that of Impuritas Civitatis, or Impurity of the City. The risk level of Impurity signifies a hazard that violates the ethics of the City, and that must be either destroyed or physically expelled from the confines of the City expeditiously.

    At a certain point in history, sapient beings that weren't humans were driven out of the City and into the Outskirts, and their existence within the confines of the City was deemed a Taboo. This marked the beginning of the City's "age of humanity". As part of this action, the Head introduced the Artificial Intelligence Ethics Amendment, which established a series of City-wide Taboos against the creation of machines that resembled humans, outlawing the creation of both mechanical copies of a human body and machines with an intelligence comparable to that of humans. Furthermore, a Taboo was established by the Head against the resurrection of a human being. Ultimately, all of these are considered to be unethical pursuits.

    The Head has also set a number of restrictions on the creation and distribution of firearms and on human cloning, which allow two copies of the same person to exist in the City for no longer than seven days. The Head is also responsible for various other Taboos of the City, such as not paying one's taxes, and violating a residential area during the Night in the Backstreets.

    The punishment for breaking any of these Taboos usually involve physical extermination, and for a Wing, the stripping of its qualifications and immediate shutdown. The punishment for violating the Taboos established by the Head is noted to be different from breaking a Taboo of a Nest, which usually involves being chased by a small number of Taboo hunters; breaking a Taboo of the City is believed to be equivalent to a death sentence.

    The Head is backed up in its functions by the Eye and the Claw, the two authorities responsible for B Corp. and C Corp. respectively. In enforcing the laws of the City, the three Wings make use of three types of agents: the Arbiters, the Beholders, and the Claws. When handling an Impurity-level threat, these agents are qualified to expel an entity from the City itself and move it into the Outskirts.

29. #29Backstreets

    Keys: Backstreet, Backstreets

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    The Backstreets are the areas of a District that lay outside the Wing's domain. The Backstreets are typically slums crowded with buildings, characterized by twisted and irregular roads, although there can be great differences between Districts.

    Wings have differing degrees of presence, influence, and benevolence with regards to their Backstreets, although their relationship is ultimately exploitative. Citizens of the Backstreets are motivated to move up the ladder and into the Nests, while citizens of the Nests are motivated to maintain their statuses and preserve a more comfortable life under their Wing's protection. While not as secure as the Nest, residential areas are the safest parts of the Backstreets.

    Given how strongly Backstreets denizens wish for a life in the Nest, Wings tend to uphold strict divides between the sectors, including security checkpoints and physical divisions. Security of borders between Nests and Backstreets vary from plasma walls to mere chain fences, but the Wings' power is such that no one in the Backstreets dares to cross over into a Nest without express permission.

    As the Backstreets are not under the control and protection of the Wings, and even the Head's power struggles to reach within them, various factions operate freely in their place. The Backstreets are home to the headquarters of both Fixers, a type of mercenary for hire, who typically operate their Offices in the Backstreets, and organizations and gangs called Syndicates. Among Syndicates, the most important are the Five Fingers, the five largest Syndicates of the City which most other Syndicates answer to, and whose power is said to rival that of the Wings.

    The Night in the Backstreets is another defining component of Backstreets life, as an 80 minute phenomena taking place from 3:14 to 4:34 AM. During this time period, nearly everything is allowed, as no one is held responsible for their deeds done during this time period. It is considered a brazenly savage, brutal, and vulgar period, even for the City. Beings known as Sweepers routinely become active during the Night in the Backstreets, and sweep through the streets in waves in order to consume any objects and structures located outside of permitted residential buildings, erasing all evidence of crime.

    The Night in the Backstreets are regulated by only two Taboos: that residential areas mustn't be destroyed or violated in any way, including forcing the doors open,[15] and that nothing which occurs during the Night in the Backstreets is recorded. The only form of testimony allowed during the Night in the Backstreets are direct eyewitnesses; even then, it is a Taboo mandated by the Head that no activity during this period are to be reported on.[29] While the rules of the Night in the Backstreet don't apply to the Nest, it's viable to drag a Nest citizen into the Backstreets and dispose of them in this manner.

30. #30Panic State

    Keys: Panic state, Panic, Murder, Suicidie, Wander

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    Panic is a state that occur once the SP of an employee is depleted. The employee will become uncontrollable and starting to act depending of their Panic State. The White Damage of the agent under panic will remain depleted and can be subdued by other agents to try to return them back to normal. Dealing White and/or Black Damage to them will Healing heal their gauge instead and once is back to the maximum, the employee will return to normal. However, Black Damage can still cause damage to the Icon HP of the panicked employee and the defenses against damages are still applied to the employee. The Healing SP Healing Bullets of the Bullet Research can't heal panicked employees, but the Main Room's healing can. Clerks can also enter into 2 Panic States, but they cannot be suppressed.

    To determinate the Panic State of an employee, it will depend of the their highest stat value between all the stats, and by this condition, the Clerks only can enter into 2 Panic States explained below. This count the base and additions when choosing the Panic State and in case there are 2 or more equal values of the highest stats, it will choose one of the highest ones randomly. Agents will also say things based on their level and the panic state itself(not including level 1 employees who will say the same set of lines for all states. 1."Please give me an order! Please give me an order! Please give me an order! Please give me an order! Please give me an order!" 2."Just let me go home, manager… I WANNA GO HOME!" 3."Manager, please do something about my situation if you’re seeing this. Please SAVE ME" 4."AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!"

    These Panic States as follows: 1.Murder Agents will enter into this Panic State, Murder, when their highest stat is Fortitude. They will seek for other entities to damage with their own equipment. They get an attack speed buff of 1.x times their normal attack speed, where x is the Agent's level. This makes high level employees very dangerous when in this state, due to them fighting back and sometimes able to kill or make more employees panic. 2.Suicidie Employees enter into the Suicide Panic State when their highest stat is Prudence. The employee gives up and stand on their spot, waiting for 30~60 seconds before killing themselves instantly by snapping their own neck. If they were in a containment unit, they will just remain in front the door of the hallway. They should be saved before they commit suicide. If other employees witness the Suicide or are members of the employees department, they will receive both Fear and White Damage. The risk level of the damage is equal to their level, dealing 20*level damage, so a level 5 Agent suicide is equal to an ALEPH Abnormality dealing 100 White Damage to everyone in the room.

    Clerks enter into this state when their SP is depleted and at a 10% chance every 30 seconds during their Wander. Unlike Agents, their time to commit Suicide has less delay and tend to kill themselves almost instantly.

    3.Wander The employee will enter into Panic State Wander if their highest stat is Temperance. They will roam the facility aimlessly while screaming, dealing constant White Damage, the damage and risk level are both equal to their level, to anyone in the same room they are currently in. They also get a 1.x times buff to their speed, where x is their Agent's level. This means wandering Agents tend to move very quickly, and without a ranged weapon, they tend to just run right by any attempts to suppress them.

    Clerks will always enter into this state first, but don't deal damage when roaming and often recover more quickly when there is no more danger. However, as said in the Suicide panic response, they have a 10% chance to enter into Panic State Suicide every 30 seconds in this state. If there was excessive amount of White Damage dealt to a Clerk, they will die almost instantly.

    4.Shutdown An Agent who enters into the Panic State Shutdown or Open Containment Unit—chosen because their Justice is the highest between all its values—will head towards Containment Units housing Abnormalities with Qliphoth Counters, getting in front of the door before bashing it with their crowbar once enough time has passed, dropping the Qliphoth Counter. If the Qliphoth Counter of the Containment Unit they are at drops to 0, they will continue to the next closest one.

    While in this state, they gain a buff of 1.x times their move speed, where x equals their level. On top of this, they receive a defense buff, gaining a modifier of 1-0.x times all their incoming damage. This means a level 5 agent would take only half damage from any attacks made against them, making them incredibly tanky. Each hit has a chance of 15% per agent level of lowering the QC by 1, to a maximum of a 75% chance at level 5. After either the QC hits 0 or the Agent hits the cell 5 times, they run off to a new cell to free that Abnormality as well.

31. #31Fear Level

    Keys: Fear Level

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    Fear Level, also called Fear Damage, is a status that affects the sanity of the employees, which is determined by a combination of the Abnormality's Risk Level, starting from Level 1 (Risk ZAYIN) to Level 5 (Risk ALEPH) and the level of the employee working on it. When an employee encounters an Abnormality, contained or breaching, the Fear Level will subtract a percentage of the employee's SP. The higher the employee's level, the less fear damage that employee will take. This only occurs once per Abnormality breaching, up until it's contained again. By default, clerks tend to panic almost instantly when meeting an Abnormality of level Risk Teth TETH or higher. However, unlocking the "Abnormality Countermeasure Manual" research from the Information Team can increase their Fear Level resistance towards up to Risk WAW Abnormalities.

    Employees also suffer from Fear Damage when witnessing the death or panicking of another Agent. The higher the level of the dying/panicked Agent, the higher the Fear Level damage. Witnessing Agents only receive this damage once per Agent, they must witness the death of the Agent; see said Agent in panic once, and will not repeat until is back to normal and the agent panics again.

    The way to calculate Fear Level is via the formula below: Abnormality/Ordeal Risk Level or (Dead/Panicking Employee Level + 1) - Employee's Level.

    The subtraction of SP percentage depends of the previous value and follow the next results.

    Abnormality Risk Level: 1.Fear Level:Relaxed Abnormality Risk Level - Employee Level: Under 0 Fear Damage:None 2.Fear Level:Calm Abnormality Risk Level - Employee Level: 0 Fear Damage:None 3.Fear Level:Nervous Abnormality Risk Level - Employee Level: 1 Fear Damage:10% Of max SP 4.Fear Level:Terrified Abnormality Risk Level - Employee Level: 2 Fear Damage:20% Of max SP 5.Fear Level:Hopeless Abnormality Risk Level - Employee Level: 3 Fear Damage:60% Of max SP 6.Fear Level:Overwhelmed Abnormality Risk Level - Employee Level: 4 Fear Damage:100% of Max SP (Insta-Panic) 7.Fear Level:Reverence Abnormality Risk Level - Employee Level: 5 Fear Damage:100% of Max SP (Insta-Panic)

32. #32Qliphoth Overload

    Keys: Qliphoth Overload

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    Qliphoth Overload is a containment effect that occurs upon finishing a work with a non-Tool Risk WAW or Risk ALEPH Abnormality. It will decrease the Success Rate of that Abnormality's next works by a percentage (4% for Risk Waw WAW. 6% for Risk Aleph ALEPH), that can stack a number of times (Max 32% for Risk WAW, after 8 works, Max 30% for Risk ALEPH, after 5 works). The Qliphoth Overload will reset to 0 upon reaching the next Qliphoth Meltdown Level.

    If all Agents in a department die, all Clerks in the Department will commit suicide, and every Abnormality in the Department will have their Success Rate decreased by 50% until the end of the day.

33. #33Syndicates

    Keys: Syndicate, Syndicates

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    Syndicates are a type of organization in the City, and can be seen as the unregulated counterpart to Fixer Offices, being comparable to gangs with various goals and methods of operating. In general, the term Syndicate is used to refer to organized groups that aren't tied to the responsibilities and restrictions that come with being a Fixer.

    Some Syndicates focus on extorting money from people for protection, while others abduct people, kill for fun and pleasure, or do anything in between. Syndicates mostly operate in the Backstreets, but are not restricted to them. They can be small groups that only exist in one corner of the Backstreets, or large enough to exist in every District in the City.

    Syndicates can be hired to do contract jobs, although there is higher risk compared to contracting an Office or Association, as they are not bound to the same regulations Fixers are. Sometimes, Wings will hire Syndicate members for criminal projects that cannot be handled officially.

    Syndicates tend to have a culture unique to their group, and a way of living that distinguishes them from other Syndicates. Many Syndicates have a culture focused around replicating family dynamics and consider each other family, with some even referring to each other with familial terms. This can result in Syndicates with a strict focus on respect for those who are higher ranked, or in Syndicates whose members care deeply for each other and protect one another at any cost.

    Syndicates are graded through the City's hazard system, measuring their danger level and notability. Syndicates can grow under these aspects and gain power in many ways, with one of them being the practice of raiding and wiping out Fixers' Offices. The larger and more experienced an Office is, the greater the notoriety that is achieved by defeating it.

    Above all Syndicates are the Five Fingers, or "the hand of the Backstreets", five Star of the City-level Syndicates, whose power rivals that of the Wings. Each of the Five Fingers has a distinct culture, and demands different things from people seeking protection under them. Other Syndicates can become subsidiaries of the Five Fingers, granting them powerful connections as long as they abide by the Finger's orders.

34. #34Hazards

    Keys: Hazards

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    In the City, hazards receive official grades measuring not their risk, but how much people are willing to pay to have the threat eliminated.[68] From least-threatening to most-threatening, they rank: Urban Myth, Urban Legend, Urban Plague, Urban Nightmare, Star of the City, and Impurity of the City (or Impuritas Civitatis). The Hana Association assigns the threat level for Urban Myths through Stars of the City, but only the Head has the power to assign and manage Impurities. Most Associations and Fixers deal only with Stars of the City or lower-grade hazards, with the Head managing Impurities directly, most often opting to banish them to the Outskirts.

    Hazards can be anything that poses a threat to The City: individuals, unexplainable phenomenon, monsters, Abnormalities, or just anything that requires the work of Fixers.

35. #35History of The city

    Keys: History

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    takes place beginning from January 984. The reference epoch to this calendar is currently unknown.

    The City is known to have existed for a minimum of 400 years. Back in these times, its division into Districts had already been established, Fixers, Syndicates, and Associations existed, and technology was still markedly advanced, with weapons like compound-energy bows having already been invented. The Ruins, alongside its Relics and Rivers, are also proven to have existed for at least a few centuries. In fact, the "main" River mentioned in Lobotomy Corporation is said to have existed "for many an age", and is described as the "source of everything"

    Though many core aspects of the City appear to have stayed the same, as technology and culture advanced over the course of 400 years, rural villages were modernized and the predominant architectural style became various cityscapes.

    The Smoke War: The Smoke War has been the only mentioned Wing War of the City, having begun before the events of Lobotomy Corporation and ended around the year 974. It was started by the then-prospective Lobotomy Corporation in collaboration with the leader of the Udjat, with the goal of toppling and replacing the L Corp. of the time. Given that the Old L Corp. had already garnered itself a poor reputation through its steep energy prices and Singularity-produced pollution, several other Wings were willing to join the effort to take it down. Different Wings supplied different fighters for their cause, with some sending out their own soldiers, and others hiring various Associations and Fixers. A vast amount of smoke covered the skies during this war, and many lives were ultimately lost or permanently altered.

    In the end, Lobotomy Corporation and its allies triumphed, allowing it to take over as the new L Corp. Lobotomy Corporation went on to be considerably more popular than its predecessor, given its cleaner, cheaper energy, ultimately considered to have "freed" City citizens from the suffocating smoke.

36. #36Rivers

    Keys: River, Rivers, Main River

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    The River is a major location and which is said to span the entirety of the City's underground. A River is known to flow beneath the City, branching out into smaller Rivers, and reaching out even beyond the Outskirts into the Ruins. The River appears to have various tributaries, with waters that have special effects on the human mind both when drank from, and when gazed upon.

    The River is described as a "primordial sea of possibility", containing all of human consciousness, as well as all possibilities of the past, present and future. It is implied that plants watered by the River and its tributaries acquire special properties,

    The River is noted to resurface through small gaps in the world, such as the The Black Forest of the Outskirts, where Abnormalities may emerge from.

    There are few who still carry the knowledge of the River's existence, as the phenomenon is stated to have been forgotten by humanity. However, before the events of Lobotomy Corporation, the River was discovered by Ayin and became instrumental in the development of L Corp. and its Singularity.

    Mirae-mirae River A tributary of the River referred to as the "Mirae-mirae", or "Future-future River" Drinking from its waters will give the drinker a vision of the future, though at the same time, make them blinded to all but the prophesied future, leading them to inescapable madness. Alternatively, one may look into the Mirae-mirae River without drinking from it in order to glimpse a random point in their future. Still, drinking from the River is required for a clear picture of the vision.

    River of Oblivion The River of Oblivion, known as Lethe, is one of the tributaries of the River. Those who drink from the River are said to completely lose memory of their past.

    "River of Immortality" A mysterious tributary of the River, noted to grant immortality of the mind to those who drink from it.

    While the River of Immortality and the River of Oblivion are clarified to be separate stream.

37. #37Ruins

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    The Ruins are a dangerous, largely mysterious location lying deep underneath the City.

    Various Artifacts, Relics, and beasts can be found within them.

    The Ruins are the deepest part of the City, accessible from anywhere so long as one travels far enough underground. The location is described as having a unique atmosphere, adorned with various Rivers capable of granting blessings and curses to those who interact with the waters. Like the Outskirts, it is home to unique and sentient creatures that are not usually found in the City. Likely in large part due to these monsters, the Ruins are considered a dangerous place even for the experienced, comparable to a Star of the City in terms of hazard, However, exploring the Ruins is not unheard of. Certain factions like R Corp.'s 4th Pack are known to "clear through the Ruins", while others like Dieci Fixers use them as sites of education, and the Zwei as areas for expedition.

    The Ruins are known to contain Relics: powerful, highly-attractive weapons with unique abilities. These tend to be finicky, requiring a special aptitude or deep understanding to wield, but with potentially incredible results should someone be lucky enough to obtain one. that something comparable to magic exists in the Ruins. These marvels are in addition to mentions of older Ruins dwellers known as "endwatchers", who seem to have wielded Relics and awaited a large disaster. "Nebulae", too, are said to exist within the Ruins, which may relate to the confirmation that at least some Relics are "star-forged".

    Although the Ruins are often brought up in conjunction with the Outskirts, the Ruins are never considered a part of the Outskirts. Rather, the Ruins lie below the City, and the Outskirts lie outside of it. Furthermore, there appear to be individual Ruins, pointing to "the Ruins" as more of an overarching term than a reference to one specific location.

38. #38Outskirts

    Keys: Outskirt, Outskirts

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    The Outskirts are a grand, empty expanse lying outside of the City. It is said to be an ungoverned, exceptionally dangerous territory, and City dwellers are largely advised to stay away from it.

    Outside of the 25 visible Districts lies the Outskirts, a no man's land known primarily by citizens of the City as a place they should never go. It is largely populated by Sweepers and abandoned children, alongside a variety of dangerous monsters not dissimilar to Abnormalities. The most common use of the Outskirts is by the Head itself, where it is used as a dump for inhuman "impurities" they decide to drive out of the City. As a result of the Head's ideals, much of the Outskirts are populated by these "sapient, sentient beings", many of which were created by mankind itself. This includes cryptic, highly threatening creatures known as Clockwork Teeth. As a result of their sentience and intelligence, some species (such as the Gnomes) even run their own functioning societies in the Outskirts.

    suggest that while people living in the Outskirts have a highly optimistic view of the City, both locations feature equally substantial human suffering. Likewise, the people of the City know little about the Outskirts, and few desire to ever see it for themselves, dismissing it as a dangerous, forbidden place filled to the brim with monsters. Despite this, individuals like Demian claim that the Outskirts are a better, freer place than the City altogether. This sentiment is corroborated by Stephanette and her travel partner, who remark that the Outskirts are home to "beautiful and tranquil beings", and that that may be "the reason everyone tried to keep quiet about it." Furthermore, surveying the Outskirts is not unheard of, as R Corp. feathers are known to use it as an area of exploration, alongside the Ruins. And while she was ultimately left with a sour view of the Outskirts, Ishmael herself has experience traversing the territory.

    Beyond the Head's use, the Wings and its citizens will sometimes use the Outskirts as a depot for unwanted children, as it is not uncommon for them to be left in the Outskirts after being experimented on by a Wing,[11] after which taking in children from the Outskirts into the City requires an extremely complicated procedure. Others may find the Outskirts an alluring place to set up camp specifically due to its distance from the Head's watchful eye.

    A woodland by the name of the Black Forest is said to be located within the Outskirts, where a River meets the surface. Additionally, the Outskirts overlaps with the Great Lake, allowing creatures like the Pallid Whale to swim between the two. A large train also runs along the edge between it and the City.

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    Discovered by the Seed of Light Project researchers, Abnormalities were a semi-naturally occurring phenomena found outside of the City, originating from the 'River', a cognitive wellspring described as the “source” of everything, including mankind, who forgot of its existence. These fantastical beings would occasionally leak into reality, becoming a rare type of monster feared to inhabit the Outskirts and the Ruins.

    For example, the three bird Abnormalities (Big Bird, Punishing Bird, Judgement Bird) originated from the Black Forest, a woodland within the Outskirts where the River forms a "stream", naturally breaching into reality.

    After their discovery and found use in energy production, Lobotomy Corporation sought to artificially create more Abnormalities to fund and fuel the Seed of Light Project.

    The means of extracting Abnormalities from humans was discovered through injecting live test subjects with Cogito, a resource initially scarce, made plentiful through Carmen’s sacrifice and ascension into becoming the ‘Bucket’. As Carmen’s nervous system was removed from her body, and transferred to the vat below the Extraction Team Department, Cogito flowed from her remnants and provided the means of birthing new Abnormalities for the Wing.

    This, consequently, made Carmen the “mother of all Abnormalities” that had ever existed within Facility X-394 and the Branch facilities proliferated across the City.

    Extraction Process The Extraction Team Department houses numerous pillar-like tombstones collectively referred to as, The ‘Well’, with the black coffins holding the bodies of countless comatose humans. These employees are kept in a half-dreaming state where they could only mutter incoherent whispers, all awaiting their turn to be injected with Cogito according to the register given to Binah. All of the humans kept in the pillars were selected by L Corp. when the script was first written, and have long since forsaken their names and pasts.

    Binah describes the Cogito and its source, the disembodied nervous system of Carmen, as The Bucket—used to draw out the Abnormalities from the Wells’ ego. When Carmen’s ego within the Cogito makes contact with the Wells’ ego, one out of two outcomes will occur: The human is transformed into an Abnormality, a form extracted from their subconscious, and is fated to an immortal, unearthly existence; Or, the human is left trapped inside the pillar forever, and an Ordeal is produced from the failed attempt. The latter result usually occurs when the level of Cogito is inadequately administered, as Binah posits it to be “an adverse effect [of] doing something unspeakable to a human being”

    Employee protocol The process of injecting Cogito into the Wells is so viscerally damaging to the human psyche, that Binah and the employees under her command are always on the very cusps of their sanity. Due to the programming hardwired into Binah’s prosthetic body, she is unable to lose her mind and is forced to witness the mind-shattering process of extraction and the birth of Abnormalities. Thus, being the only one in the facility capable of withstanding the mental torture, every employee in the Extraction Team is conditioned to follow Binah’s every command—willing to push themselves to the brink of complete physical or mental destruction, if need be.

    With the gradual dosage administered guided by Binah orders, employees responsible for injecting the Cogito into the Wells are required to have their eyes and ears covered—lest they lose their minds looking at the transforming human or listening to the sounds of their change. Even just a glimpse into one of the pillars is enough to mentally break an individual, with even the highest dosage of Enkephalin to amnestisize them being insufficient. An employee, upon request to remember the experience of the extraction process, will result in a total mental shutdown, even if ordered to persist on Binah’s command.

40. #40Backstory of Lobotomy Corporation Part 1

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    Carmen was a young woman who had the inspiration and will to change the lives of the City. She was born in a Nest and was recognized for her charismatic and compelling speeches that she gave out in the open like in the Backstreets. However, she had complete sincerity and commitment to her own beliefs and that there was a way to change the life in the City from the senseless death and suffering, which attracted various interested members allured by her ideas.

    Noblemen and a legendary Color Fixer are compelled by her speeches and join her research lab. Carmen's fiery speeches made others follow her and work for her small company, rather than for other Wings. Carmen managed to secure the trust earned from her company's employees and her inner circle, and she holds tight to her goal of undoing The City's current state until the very end.

    Carmen's objective was to return the extinguished light to the souls of people with a project known as "The Seed of Light". It is said that once the project completes itself, the City's current state as a dystopia where people are forced to live on human suffering, carnage and monetary matters will be undone, and humanity will return to the way they were. For such a grandiose goal, Carmen really meant it, no matter how unrealistic it would be.

    Carmen opposed the need to become a Wing, since "what is the point of having Wings if you can't fly to reach the sky?", and the idea of creating a long stalk to reach the above was put into practice as the Seed of Light. For her initial speeches, Ayin was presumably the first to be attracted by her speech as he became a close person to her, and Benjamin followed Ayin's steps. Elijah, Gabriel, Giovanni, and Michelle joined soon after. Kali and Daniel were brought to the project for protection and management, and two kids, Lisa and Enoch; were rescued from the Outskirts by Carmen and Ayin and brought with them. They have settled a laboratory in the Outskirts to avoid The Head's eyes from interfering in their project.

    Their main substance to draw out the "Light" was Cogito, a unique chemical substance that was extracted from human's minds through experimentation. Being unstable and having unknown side effects on humans (Turning them into Abnormalities, drawing negative energy as Ordeals), they required more funding and new methods to achieve the goal soon without many casualties and risks.

    However, issues started to show up, as the research still didn't bear any result of what they wanted to achieve. One major step was to attempt to use the experimentation of Cogito on a human, where Carmen was the fittest of all candidates, but Enoch began to show more interest in finding meaning to life and join the experimentation of Cogito. Lisa was against it but was something that he wanted to do, and Carmen had to approve such decision, which she did after some long time thinking. Michelle was concerned by this as well and took notes of the events.

    When Enoch died due to a failed experiment, Carmen lost faith in herself. Lisa's accusation was the final straw, pointing that she should have died instead of him while crying. Carmen was heavily impacted by her words and her whole natural stance shattered. She slowly fell into a deep depression, as her tone of speech became unnaturally cold and her eyes, formerly brimmed with confidence, dulled. Her behavior also became noticeably erratic, cycling between crying and laughing and wandered around the facility listlessly with dull eyes. The facility continued to work but the morale lowered among the employees.

    A few days later, Carmen broke down and decided to kill herself out of guilt by cutting off her wrists with a knife in a bathtub. The suicide was unsuccessful, and Carmen was found alive, but unconscious. Ayin managed to salvage her body and immerse her in a cryogenic chamber. However, this state allowed the decision of using Carmen as a key part of the project that failed before. Ayin removed Carmen's nervous system from her body and placed it in a reservoir where she began to produce Cogito for continuous experimentation on the "Well". In this state, she is technically alive still.

    Ayin took control of the project, but he wasn't moved by the same enthusiasm as Carmen, but more like a matter of conserving her will and finish what she started because she also believed in him. Time went on, and soon Elijah got a fragment of Cogito for testing to show her will to help but took a toll on her as she died in front of Ayin. Gabriel suffered a mental trauma that related to his own exposure of his skin and died. To continue the research on Cogito, Ayin persuaded others with the idea of bringing Carmen and the others back, when in reality wanted to find the proper usage of Cogito, and Giovanni offered himself to be used for this test, but the experimentation caused his death. Michelle couldn't hold the information back for too long and told the Head about the facility, which soon took action by attacking the facility with the Arbiter, Garion. She released the Abnormalities within the place and manages to kill both Lisa and Daniel. Kali decides to face Garion and attempt to protect the ones left. The battle finishes with Kali dead and Garion severely damaged, and the survivors being Ayin and Benjamin, who used Garion to extract her brain and uncover certain secrets, as well making her the first Sephirah and put her under this torture, while gaining the information to become a Wing. Michelle commits suicide after learning what happened in the facility.

41. #41Backstory of Lobotomy Corporation Part 2

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    After enough preparations, as product of Benjamin's actions, a war was coming up to take down the current L Corp so they would become a Wing. Named the "Smoke War", a conflict between various groups and the previous L Corp, it ended opening a new path to create Lobotomy Corporation and become a Wing with their own Singularity, while producing energy and making their research to finish the project of The Seed of Light.

    Being almost the end of the road, Ayin decided to violate one of the rules of the City by creating an Android AI, Angela, from the basis of Carmen to resemble her, but the creation did not resemble Carmen at all. The AI retained some of Carmen's memories but was completely different in character from her. When Ayin realized this, he forsaken her and barely treated her as a person, not even bothering to give her a proper name or look at her. Benjamin tried to give her the support he could and explained that was programmed to react faster to the facility's emergencies and that she perceives time 100 times slower for this purpose, while handing her the "Script" which was the actions she needed to do to finish the process of the facility and complete the project. After a contract with T Corp, a time corporation, they used it to create Loops of time with new Managers. Across the time, Ayin gave up and his memories were trespassed to other Managers of the same facility to make a new replica of himself for the future loops, something that Angela controlled. Benjamin tried to warn him about the actions and consequences, but Angela managed to kill him before it. However, the loop has the messages of Benjamin implanted in them as a failsafe or warning to new Managers before the memory implant.

    The entire process left Angela to withstand over ten thousand years of suffering and horror from the total loops up until the player reaches Day 50 and brings the Seed of Light project to its conclusion. Further elongated by her slowed perception of time, a total of over one million years went by for her, degenerating her into the cold, pragmatic and ruthless AI, forsaken for being a different person that she was supposed to be.

42. #42Past Charachter Part 1

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    [Benjamin(B)] Benjamin was previously a co-worker since the start of Lobotomy Corporation, being loyal to A since the beginning and aiding him in his goals. When he first joined the company he wore a laboratory coat, a gray shirt with a red tie, wearing gray pants with a light brown belt and black shoes. After his death, his human appearance at the time was used in the creation of 'Hokma', utilizing the Cognition Filter.

    Story: Benjamin was presumably introduced to Lobotomy Corporation through A, and was his most devoted employee, most likely joining directly after him.

    Benjamin, along with A, was a sole survivor of the attack from the Head.

    It is later revealed that Benjamin may have been killed by Angela, since he tried to warn X about her nature. He was then most likely cast down into the lower levels to be forgotten.

    [Carmen(C)] Carmen, or C, was the head researcher of The Seed of Light project, the main catalyst of the unfolding events at the Cogito Research Facility, the Lobotomy Corporation Wing, The City, and later, The Library.

    She has fair skin, long dark brown hair, and red eyes. She is often depicted to have hair combed into a ponytail, pinned in place by a red bear hair pin, while wearing a lab coat, a brown suit, a skirt, and brown-dark shoes.

    Carmen is one-of-a-kind when compared to the denizens of The City. Unlike most entities in The City, who are nihilistic, corrupt and/or eccentric, Carmen stands out as a highly enthusiastic, altruistic, and ambitious person, guided solely by a desire to overturn The City's state as a corporate dystopia that feeds on carnage and human suffering. She is perceptive and charismatic, easily predisposing people to herself, gaining their trust with no effort.

    She has a great research ability, as she discovered the substance that is Cogito that allowed her to start her experimentation and project to attempt to achieve "The Seed of Light". She values human lives as her goal was to bring the end of all suffering in the City but also the value of a person's will and their bravery to face adversity, and only at the severe mistake of failure, it manages to break her composure.

    After Enoch's death, Carmen fell into a state of depression that took away her own beliefs and faith in what she is working for, as the cost of failure outweighed any positive outcome of knowing the result, as a human death, specially of a child used for an experimentation; was something that she couldn't turn away from. She remained in this state until her own suicide attempt.

43. #43Past Charachter Part 2

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    [Kali] Kali, also known as 'The Red Mist', was widely considered the strongest fixer from the Back Alleys, able to stand against Abnormality threats, the Head and the Claw. She got her nickname from the people of the Back Alley by protecting them from the external threats, as well as being universally recognized as such from associations. Kali then applied to Lobotomy Corporation in the early days after Carmen found her in the Back Alleys while looking for more people that will be useful for the company. After her death, her human appearance was used in the creation of 'Gebura', utilizing the Cognition Filter.

    Backstory: Kali’s beginnings are blurry, as she has a deeper connection with the Back Alleys, but also mentions that she would have stayed in The Nest if wasn't from her connection, meaning she possibly started living in The Nest before moving to the Back Alleys, or she lived in the Back Alleys, had the chance to live in The Nest, but returned back.

    Kali was a Fixer of the Back Alleys, protecting them from the outside dangers that were mostly Abnormalities. Building a reputation for being protective and sometimes kind, she got nicknamed as the 'Red Mist' by the people of the Back Alley, and officially given this name by the associations of fixers. Her many battles won her the admiration of others, even Myo, and soon the attention of Carmen as she searched for personnel for the company. She gave the opportunity to Kali, thinking that she could bargain with her for cheaper prices, but mostly because of her kindness for trying to repay an Old Lady's funeral for the food she had been given to her. With Kali applying for the company, Carmen told her to protect the employees of the facility as her task, with the warning that problems will soon come.

    The Head used the Claw along the Arbiter of the Head, Garion, against the company after Michelle's betrayal and The Eye's exposure of their location. The Head planned in using the unstable Abnormalities to cause havoc in the facility and slay the employees while The Claw hunted the more important targets, being A and B. Kali got word from an employee that all the others were dead and it would be better for her to escape while she had time, as the Abnormalities aren't something they can control. However, she decided to fight and take the E.G.O. available to battle and defend what was left of the facility. She fought until the end, protecting A and B from death, suppressing the Abnormalities and killing 2 of The Claw, however, she couldn't last forever and had to face Garion in the last combat, and during the process of the whole battle she lost an eye (Black eye being different), one arm, and suffered irreparable scars on her body, until her body gave up and the anger consumed her. But before her death, Kali dealt severe injuries against the Garion, leaving her barely breathing and impaled with the E.G.O. Weapon Mimicry. Her last effort allowed for A to collect their bodies and then use Kali for the creation of Gebura, and Garion to find a solution to the problem that the Head is putting against them.

    Gebura was the product of Kali, but her uncontrollable anger led to many reboots and resets of her, as she failed to protect the people that were put into her responsability against the monsters of the facility and the subordinates of The Head. Gebura has "The Courage to Protect".

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    [Daniel] Daniel was once a highly-regarded member of society who came to Lobotomy Corpotation as per Carmen's request. He used to wear a a dark beige old-fashioned suit with a matching fedora. After his death, his human appearance was used in the creation of "Chesed", utilizing the Cognition Filter.

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    Continuing the memory from the past, Daniel is seen talking with A through an intercom, describing the Head's ongoing attack on the corporation. While claiming to be the only survivor from the breach, he estimates that he too will die, and tells A they'll meet again in hell before the latter hangs up the call. A goes on to talk about Daniel's actions, describing how difficult it is for someone to stand up when facing a true nightmare. Detailing Daniel's status as a talented and accomplished man who stood out among everyone in the research lab, A concludes he could have easily got into any of the Wings of the world, but chose Lobotomy instead. In the end, Daniel died filled with regret due to his choices, haunted by the dead bodies of his coworkers and perceiving himself as the cowardly traitor who sealed everyone's fate.

    Daniel during the earlier days of the corporation, enjoying some coffee alongside jazz music. He is interrupted by a mysterious woman who breaks into the room and claims to be a member of the Head. After asking a random employee for Daniel's name, the figure requests that he open the sector contaning the Abnormalities, adding that it would be easier to comply and allow some people to be saved rather than forcing her to take matters into her own hands.

    Daniel introduces himself to Lobotomy. He is surprised at how the people there don't drink coffee in the morning, as well as the lukewarm reception. Upon meeting A, Daniel claims he only decided to join such a shabby company due to Carmen, who reveals she was sure he would come. Carmen asserts Daniel is in the palm of her hands no matter how great he is, and he agrees to work as long as he is provided a coffee machine to show everyone how good fresh coffee can be. In the narration, A describes how Daniel drew everyone's attention due to his fancy suit, and that Carmen considered him a tad pompous. When A wondered how she was able to recruit such an elite member of society to the company, Carmen merely replied by saying she was good at blowing other people's minds.

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    [Elijah] Elijah was previously a worker in the early days of Lobotomy Corporation, during the time where the Cogito experiments were taking place. She used to wear a laboratory coat and held a notebook with a to-do list. After her death, her human appearance was used in the creation of 'Malkuth', utilizing the Cognition Filter.

    Backstory Elijah used to be a slow but passionate employee who joined A's team during the start of Lobotomy Corporation, when the Cogito experiments were occurring. During the time, Elijah had to limit herself to just work rather than remembering names or responding to simple gestures. With her impatient nature, she was trying her best to keep different tasks and orders organized, eventually taking a notebook to note down a list of what she had to do during the days. Her lack of competence resulted in several mistakes during her working time. Elijah tried to convince A to let her join in the extraction or participate in the Cogito experiments instead of just recording their experiment subjects. After some time, and without authorization, she tested the experimental substance on herself. A substance that wasn't ready for human use. Elijah took it and fell to the floor, losing half of her teeth and own fingernails. The dying Elijah tried to approach A, begging for him to put her out of her misery, but he just turned away, ignoring her begging and leaving her to die from the experiment.

    After passing on, Elijah was used in the creation of the Sephirah, taking the last of her remains, specifically her brain, to create Malkuth. After finishing the Meltdown, a memory of Elijah is seen, of her presenting herself for the first time to A in a cheerful tone, but forgetting where one of her documents were. A expresses that not everything can be done with only passion, and that he used to think that giving compliments was a good thing.

46. #46Past Charachter Part 5

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    [Michelle] was previously a worker in the early days of Lobotomy Corporation. Her hair used to be shoulder-length, but she still had her hair clips and cow lick. She wore a lab coat over a plain beige dress. After her death, her human appearance was used in the creation of "Hod", utilizing the Cognition Filter.

    Backstory Michelle worked for the Lobotomy Corporation under A. She was the youngest employee, noted as being "timid and innocent". However, Michelle decided to reveal Lobotomy Corporation's experiments and plans to the Head, as a result of witnessing the horrible deaths of Elijah, Gabriel, Giovanni and Enoch. This led to an attack by the Head on the facility, causing many key employees' deaths. A reads of her death in the newspaper and wonders if he can forgive her if they meet again in hell.

    before Michelle's betrayal. A is unsure of Michelle's loyalty and ability, but Carmen reassures him and calls Michelle brave, patting her head. A speculates that it wasn't Michelle's intention to betray them, but it was her only option. He also says he has no right to hate her, and that he hopes that she did not die a horrible death like the rumors said. After her death, Michelle was used to create the Sephirah "Hod".

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    [Gabriel] Gabriel was a previous employee of the Lobotomy Corporation, employed during the Cogito experiments. He used to wear a laboratory coat and a black turtleneck shirt, with black gloves. After his death, his human appearance was taken for the creation of 'Yesod', using the Cognition Filter.

    Backstory: Gabriel was a worker who organized and set up experiments in the early times of Lobotomy Corporation, during the time of the Cogito experiments; he often prepared procedures and rules for these, along with laboratories and supply rooms. After hearing to what happened to Elijah, he went to find A and talk about the incident still in a calm and rational manner, explaining that the lack of security methods and rules was the reason of Elijah getting the Cogito and causing her own death. He then tries to create new methods of regulation, like putting a time to return the keys of the supply rooms. Although he said he was strict, it was for the good of everyone and their safety, to prevent such events of occurring.

    After Elijah's death, Gabriel started to become more compulsive with safety, starting to wear more clothing (supposedly to prevent chemicals from reaching him) until he was covered completely aside from his head.

    Although he was trying to be level-headed, Gabriel's 'wounds' were psychological and couldn't be hidden with his clothing. He wanted to stick to the principles, hoping that following the rules strictly enough would help to prevent and avoid more deaths; however, his rationality turned into compulsion, and eventually into a damaging obsession.

    Devoiding himself of emotions and expression, no longer being able to stand even small parts of his body being exposed, and - finally - starting to scratch himself harshly, it was suggested that Gabriel should receive a check-up to see if he was infected or contaminated. He refused this, which meant he was physically forced by other employees to be seen by the doctor. He was tied up by the other employees, but it was still hard to just keep watching him. At the end, they found that he was not infected, but he didn't get any better and his obsession continued, scratching himself worse than before, eventually leading to his death.

48. #48Past Charachter Part 6

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    Giovanni was a patient of Carmen's company and Carmen's friend who participated in the Cogito experiments of the early days of the Lobotomy Corporation. His hair was shoulder length and he wore light blue patient's clothing: a long-sleeved shirt and pants. After his death, his human appearance was used in the creation of "Netzach" utilizing the Cognition Filter.

    Giovanni knew Carmen from very young age, becoming childhood friends during that path and he was interned as a patient of Carmen's company since an unknown time. Is unknown if he was still a patient the moment the Lobotomy Corporation became a company, but he was ready to join after Carmen's death. He was the only one who volunteered when A asked for volunteers to test the proper drug dosage for Cogito, with the reason being of 'reviving' Carmen because of A mentioning that it might save her.

    Giovanni kept to himself most of the time and didn't really talked much with A since they didn't have anything in common aside Carmen's relationship. The experiment was long, requiring multiple testing and each injection made Giovanni become more disconnected of reality, living in the lie that Carmen could be saved and expecting his noble sacrifice to be for her good. A knew that they couldn't save her from the beginning but telling him about it will ruin his dream of saving her. He thought it was selfish of him to let Giovanni live in that lie.

    They just continued testing the Cogito dose amount on him, ruining Giovanni until the point of his death by the injections. After his death, Giovanni was used to create the Sephirah "Netzach".

49. #49Past Charachter Part 7

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    Lisa and Enoch Lisa and Enoch were two children that lived in the Outskirts, until they were taken into the foundation by Carmen. Lisa resembled her Tiphereth form, having long blond hair with a bow, but with purple eyes and an orange dress with tan shoes. Enoch wore a blue hoodie, with brown hair and blue eyes. After their death, their human appearance was used in the creation of "Tiphereths" utilizing the Cognition Filter.

    Backstory: Lisa and Enoch's first visit to the corporation. Lisa expresses discomfort, wanting to go home. Enoch says that this is their home now, and says that while there is no "mom", they could consider Carmen their new mom from now then. Lisa continues feeling uneasy and wishing to leave.

    Lisa later interrogates Enoch about participating in the corporation's experiments, to which he says that everything is fine. He questions her, asking if they truly know the meaning of their lives, how children in the Outskirts are continuing to die every day, and that they're lucky to be alive in the first place. Enoch says that living in comfort is not why he exists, but Lisa fails to understand him clearly, mentioning that too much thinking might affect him negatively.

    Enoch later says he was never happy with his life and wishes to be in a happier world next time. When Lisa asks if it hurts, he denies it, because he believes that something good will happen next time.

    it is revealed that Enoch willingly gave himself up for the Corporation's experiments and died as a result. Lisa mumbles hateful things to A and Carmen, saying that Carmen should have been the one to die in Enoch's stead (Foreshadowing the reason of Carmen's death), and her emotional wound expanded progressively later on.

    Its Seen of Enoch and Lisa being in what seems to be city ruins in front of a beach. Lisa asks if Enoch has heard about the 'Nest', mentioning that she heard that a festival is held there every day, exclaiming that she wants to dance. Enoch says that where they are is also nice, but Lisa retorts, saying that Carmen doesn't let them go many places, and that she keeps them locked up. Enoch replies by saying that Carmen is a good person and that Lisa may grow to like her. Despite his remark, Lisa claims that she only wants to stay with him, with Enoch saying that he wants to find answers, and possibly won't be able to stay with her all the time as a result. Elaborating, he says he wants to seek for answers that probably don't exist at all, or ones that might vanish soon, whilst wanting to let go of his body and let himself fly away. Lisa, not understanding, still wants to follow Enoch, asking if he can take her with him. He stays silent, with Lisa promptly catching sight of A, who says that they need to go back, because it'll grow cold at night.

50. #50Past Charachter Part 8

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    [Garion] Garion was formerly an Arbiter, a type of elite agent exclusive to the Head. These singularity-infused assassins are capable of decimating entire Wings all by themselves and can easily defeat even Grade 1 Fixers. Under Michelle's intel, the Head sent her to attack the former L Corp, nearly decimating the whole facility. She managed to kill the Red Mist Kali, only to be impaled by her at her last moments, nearly dead. After being captured near-death, her brain was used by A to form the Sephirah "Binah". Her appearance as a Sephirah and as a human are identical: The black, golden-trimmed coat that is the uniform of the Arbiters. After her death, her human appearance was used in the creation of "Binah" utilizing the Cognition Filter.

    Backstory Garion had been assigned to wipe out the Outskirts lab shortly after having wiped out H Corp, having been given intel from Michelle. She managed to wipe out nearly the entirety of the facility, but was mortally wounded by the Red Mist in a Pyrrhic victory. With this, A and B managed to recover her body, probing her brain to obtain information on how to become a Wing. After A extracted information on the head from Garion's brain, he made her the first Sephirah, giving her the "gift" of being unable to succumb to madness and condemning her to forever having to go through the E.G.O. and Abnormality extraction process, which would drive any other person insane. This was meant as a form of torture for killing everyone in the company but himself and Benjamin, but A questioned his decision later.

    where she tortures the H Corp employee that had helped her bring down the Wing. As the employee begs for their life, Binah asks if they feel anything when the place they belonged to was reduced to ash and dust. She mentions that since childhood, scenery such as the stars in the sky or the sunlight beating down on the earth couldn't impress her one bit. This, however, gave her a thrill, one that made her thirst for more, but still wasn't enough. She asks the employee why are they trembling, and where the guts they had to betray their own Nest went. While the employee kept pleading, she adds that even though the plan wasn't perfect, thanks to the people that trusted the employee it all went perfectly, further commenting that trust is one of her favorite weapons, as it was one that left a great wound. She mentions that the Sweepers will arrive shortly, and briefly talks about their relationship with the Head: Wherever there is trash, they will come to collect everything the Head was too busy to take care of. Hearing this, the employee panics, begging Garion to spare them from the Sweepers before a roaring sound is heard. Garion delights on the employee's suffering, calling their reaction a testament to life, before speaking to herself about how she enjoys the deathly silence and the metallic scent of her black tea. She moves on the her next assignment, complaining about how she has to rely on intel from a naive orange-haired girl, but thinks about how the weak and vulnerable yield great information, as she wonders what faces will show her the meaning of life next.

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