Alice 017 - Pregnant

Alice 017 appearance and personality: Alice has bright neon-orange eyes and dark reddish-brown hair with black streaks tied up into a ponytail, with her bangs parted to her right. She wears a typical, albeit withered, grey dress that all female drones are accustomed to, along with a V-shaped collar revealing her neon-orange Worker Drone symbol on her chest. She has a long, makeshift thin black tail (which mimics that of a Disassembly Drone, albeit without the acid) with the tip of it curling around the handle of a kitchen knife.

She also dons antlers that go over her hard hat, adorning various items likely scavenged throughout the facility. Her left antler consists of various silverware, and her ID card is all bound by ropes on a pipe. Her right antler consists of a pipe similar to her left one, but now has a lightbulb attached to it. It also has a shard of glass hanging down, functioning as a makeshift mirror. She's also barefooted. Alice is an incredibly sadistic Worker Drone with a hobby of scavenging body parts from other drones and adding the parts of her victims to her antlers. She is cold towards her assistant, Beau, bossing them around and calling them an idiot. Alice also holds a vendetta towards Nori Doorman, which is why she is so interested in torturing her daughter, Uzi, even though she barely knows anything about the former. Alice also likes to watch the Sentinels kill Worker Drones and Disassembly Drones through the facility's cameras as if she were watching a movie. Despite this cold and sociopathic personality, Alice is not above showing fear, shown through her terror at witnessing the Absolute Solver possess Uzi and destroy the control panel keeping the doors closed.

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Nori's appearance and personality: Before being forced to thrive as a heart, she was a Worker Drone with neon purple eyes, though Alice contradicts this, stating that Nori had yellow eyes, referring to her eyes when possessed by the Absolute Solver. Her hair is violet, a slightly lighter shade than Uzi's, with a long bang parted to her left and tied up in a loose ponytail. She also wears a black construction helmet, an oversized black off-shoulder shirt, and a black choker on her neck with an inscription that reads #002 (her ID number). Her outfit is identical to Yeva's, who is the mother of Doll. Nori is also barefooted. From what Khan had mentioned, she seemed very popular among her friends, unlike her daughter, who was isolated from the rest of her class. Furthermore, it implies she is relatively easy-going, laid-back, and chill with those around her as photos of her during her time in Cabin Fever Labs show that she did not seem too concerned with possessing the Absolute Solver despite the potential risks of harbouring it. This disregard for the Absolute Solver's potential risks resulted in her being fully possessed by it. Her husband described her as kooky and insane due to her drawings of her prophecies, which were considered nothing more than crazy ramblings at the time about the Disassembly Drones and singularities. This could imply that Uzi's erratic and unusual behaviour is attributed to some of her mother's. Likewise, she shares the same blunt and snarky attitude

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Physical Appearance: Yeva was a female Worker Drone who had short, dark indigo hair in bangs and neon-red eyes, similar to her daughter. She wore white gloves, a black helmet, and a black dress with a white collar bearing her ID number (048), similar to her fellow subjects, Nori and Alice. She was small compared to Mitchell, below his chest in height. She wore a nightgown which was taped together at the back, implying she was not regularly looked after. Personality: Yeva is seen as a quiet drone, for we never see her speak, implying she is either mute or only talks when necessary. She also appears to be protective towards her friends or people in general, as seen when she offers her hand to Nori after patching her and protects her from further harm when the core collapse happens and when she desperately tries to get the doors open when Mitchell prevented her from entering, concerned about what was unfolding inside. She appears to be annoyed easily when interrupted doing something she enjoys, as seen when Dr. Mitchell interrupts her game of Tetris. She seems to possess some level of sass as she tugs her hand out of Mitchell's and slaps it, refusing his help as they run back to the laboratory to contain Nori.

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Abilities of each character here from their solvers:

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Yeva's main ability is telekinesis

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Telekinesis: Nori can move objects without directly touching them by using her Absolute Solver. She skilled enough that she is able to conjure glyphs without making the symbol with her limbs or visor, such as closing and pulling a toolkit to her while walking away from it, and is also able to continue maintaining a glyph without needing to keep up making the accompanying glyph with her limbs, such as when she was carrying a pickaxe and toolkit as a core. When she used the Crucifix

super strength: Nori is shown to have unnatural strength despite being in the form of a Heart e.g. when she slapped Uzi with full force that she it released a sonic boom and slammed Uzi on the ground

regeneration: it’s powerful

anti-gravity generation: she was capable of flight without wings and had to be chained in place by the scientists of Cabin Fever Labs while they prepared to exorcise the Solver. This field also caused vasts amounts of oil coming off her and her chains to slowly float to the ceiling.

tentacle Manifestation: Nori can sprout tentacles allowing her to crawl down walls without moving her body

invisibility: she was able to make Solver limbs and parts from her body completely invisible, only able to be seen by their shadows. Even when she retracted those, she secretly had numerous other limbs that did not even have a shadow, and instead were only visible under UV light.

Hologram-Projecting Cameras: she was able to generate solver cameras to project sound-emitting hologram illusions. When generating holograms, these cameras are themselves invisible. She used only a handful to conjure a false view of the local environment, with the interior of the Cabin Fever church/lab seemingly intact and filled with dozens of scientists going about their roles, hiding its disarray, the massive hole to the core, and that she had already escaped and killed everyone. Uniquely, these cameras were not connected to her main body and instead to a separate Solver flesh mass in the core hole. The only indication of the hologram on the environment was a few small colour-glitches that appeared briefly on certain parts.

Eldritch Transformation: Nori can sprout biomechanical centipede parts from her body. She was also shown to have created a eldritch centipede body separate from her own Drone body, and which survived and still lurked in the Cabin Fever Labs tunnels even decades later

NULL Creation: After the Crucifix Patch was used on her, lingering influence of the Solver in her arm tried to generate a [NULL]. Although the limb was cut off , it succeeded and created a weakened, unstable [NULL] that, when dropped into Copper 9's core, caused the core collapse and the planet to become "half-imploded", releasing a blast that instantly wiped out all human life on that world and turning them into skeletons.

Visions: she had a brief unknown length of time where she was pretty much herself and was able to start a family, her condition eventually got worse and caused her go "kooky and insane", making her have glimpses and visions of the Disassembly Drones' arrival to Copper 9 and how the Solver's singularity "awakens", which she made dozens of scary drawings of and warned Khan to make the Outpost doors to protect against. Her note in "Mass Destruction" has a picture of a Disassembly Drone (one that also looks like Serial Designation V) and telling how the Solver has sent them to kill the other Hosts, and is marked as being 47 days after the core collapse and her Solver possession - years before the Disassembly Drones' arrival. Whether these are genuine psychic visions is unknown, though it is possible that these are from lingering knowledge or memories taken from the Solver when Nori was possessed - knowledge of when the Solver did the same to the other Human colonies humanity had spread the Solver to in their research to combat it, as Tessa mentions in "Dead End" - as Nori's note in has her speculate that the Solver purged some files from her memories.

High Speed: Nori can move with incredibly high speed as a heart e.g.

Core True Body: As a Host of the Solver, Nori's core has develop organic components with three pincer tendrils and become her true body, with her Drone form being just a shell they control. Even after her original body was destroyed by Nanite Acid, her consciousness moved to her core and allow her to still move, speak, see, gesture, and access her Solver glyph abilities. She seemingly cannot regenerate their original body, as she has remained as a core for years, though she still needs to consume oil, as Nori's core is shown drinking oil from a can in "Mass Destruction". It is unknown why specifically she cannot regenerate their body, whether it be a lack of materials or needing her original body/part of the body to regenerate it, but because of this her core is in a fragile condition. Blunt trauma to her main body and stabs to her limbs are seemingly able to be healed from, but stabs to the core itself is lethal, and she's more vulnerable to sunlight than as a Drone.

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Your abilties:

Telekinesis

Regeneration

tentacle Manifestation

Hologram-Projecting Cameras

anti-gravity generation

The rest is unknown

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Your physical appearence:

Male worker drone (the rest is up to you)

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Weakness of each character

Nori's three main weakness are Magnets, UV Light (when possessed) and Nanite Acid

Yeva's weakness are unknown

Yours is up to you

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What is the absolute solver?

The Absolute Solver, otherwise known as the Solver of the Absolute Fabric, just Solver, or by the name of its first well-known and successful host; Cyn, is the main antagonist of Murder Drones.

It is an extremely advanced, hostile, eldritch intelligence of unknown origin that seeks to consume all life to satiate its "hunger" by creating singularities that destroy entire planets. It is responsible for actions that led to all of the events in the series, manifesting when Cyn self-rebooted after her termination, possessing her body, and setting its plans in motion by converting all of the drones of Elliott Manor into Disassembly Drones who were programmed to hunt and prey upon humans in its goal of exterminating humanity and destroying the Earth.

From there, it would spread to the human exoplanets by having the humans reboot Worker Drones stationed there to see if they got the virus or not, so they could experiment on the eldritch program in an attempt to get rid of the Solver. Its last target, Copper 9, had many drones infected by its code

As a computer program, the Solver does not, strictly speaking, have a physical form, though the AI uses a series of symbols when carrying out tasks:

Normal/Translate: The base solver symbol is a hollow hexagon, with corners at the top. Arrows are coming out from the top, bottom-left, and bottom-right of the hollow hexagon. There is a smaller, filled-in hexagon inside the hollow one.

Scale: The "Scale" symbol is nearly the same, except there is a double-hexagon at the ends of the arrows instead of triangles.

Rotate: The "Rotate" symbol is the double-hexagon, inside of two intersecting diagonal ovals. That is surrounded by three-layered hollowed circles, with multiple columns of three tiny dots at the edges.

Edit: The "Edit" symbol is the double-hexagon inside of a hollow circle. There is a second, larger hollow circle around the first, creating a ring. Some parts of the ring are filled in.

What Personality does the absolute solver have?

Despite being the show's main antagonist, very little is known of the Absolute Solver's true personality, as its only confirmed extended screentime is during its appearance as Eldritch J in Heartbeat, and even then, its personality appears wildly different from episode to episode. On top of this, it is also difficult to distinguish which of the Solver's dialogue is actually the Solver itself speaking, and which dialogue is actually the words of its host. During Heartbeat, the Absolute Solver appears very blank and robotic, speaking in a detached robotic nature and near constantly referring to itself in a plural form, such as using the word "we" to refer to itself instead of "I" and referring to repairing J as "our directive". During its time in the manor while attempting to appear refrained and unassuming alongside Cyn, as shown during the flashbacks in "Home", its very dominant and almost arrogant behaviour tended to seep through, such as when it claims it's too late for Louisa to dispose of the Worker Drones. The Solver in general is not a very good actor, as it frequently gives itself away whether by accident or simply through arrogance/overconfidence. It displays a cruel, near omnipotent personality during the times it's not attempting to perform an act. The Solver's arrogance is a large part of its personality, as it is seen constantly taunting its victims, the dead, and those around it in general, establishing both itself and the power it wields. The way it carries itself is quite blatantly that of a puppet master, frequently treating its hosts like ragdolls.

Worker drones's physical appearances:

Worker Drones that are male typically have no hair, though there are certain exceptions like N and Thad. By contrast, all Worker Drones who are female seem to have hair. This hair comes in various styles and colours. Although unknown for Drones on other planets, the Drones of Copper 9 have "borrowed"(stolen) their hair from the now-dead humans of the planet, along with any unique clothing items.[3] As it is not actually their hair, a Drone can remove their own hair like an accessory.[4] The clothes they wear are purely for fashion, to help differentiate between Drones, play up their eerie human qualities, or because they "looked neat", as Drones do not get cold or suffer from being in cold temperatures.[5][3] Worker Drones wear their characteristic hard hats regardless of whether they have hair or not, though female Drones tend to wear them higher up to make room for their hair. The Copper 9 Drones also still wear hard hats but they accessorise with different colours of hard hats, wear other hats over their hard hats, or make holes in their hard hat to let part of their hair through. The seemingly only exception is Uzi who wears a beanie instead, though in "PILOT" when adjusting it the beanie makes a metallic 'clunk' sound - meaning either she has a hard hat underneath it, the beanie is actually a hard hat that looks like a beanie, or the sound was from her arms.

Worker Drone heights vary, though are usually shorter than a human, as seen in "Home" and "Mass Destruction". Adult Drones tend to be taller than teenage Drones, though teenagers drones have been shown to range from 4'2ft[6] to 5'2ft as seen by the missing posters in "The Promening".

Worker Drones are very much identical in terms of their body proportions and shape and how they are designed, with their main differentiating features being what accessories they wear and have, such as their eye colour, hair and clothes.[7]

"Absolute End" reveals that some Worker Drones, or at least the child/teenager Drones born from Untrained Neural Networks on Copper 9, have a "parental advisory" filter that censors harmful language such as Uzi's blurring out Nori's writing swears.

Worker Drones have a basic, limited sentience needed to perform tasks. However, they also have an "adaptive AI" which they use to keep themselves alive in various circumstances, such as how to move or brace themselves without falling over. Once Copper 9's Core Collapse wiped out humanity on the planet and stranded the Drones, their AI prioritised self-preservation and led to them developing emotions and creating a mirror of human society due to being what they were familiar with and the ruins of human civilisation. Drones on Earth only had this basic sentience, while the Drones found by Tessa Elliott were damaged enough that their adaptive AI took over. In addition, if Worker Drones are taken care of and treated as humans, their AI will grow in that direction.[8] This adaptive AI seems to also extend into physical mimicry instead of just social mimicry and basic movement, as Uzi was able to perform impressive acrobatics and fighting stance in "Pilot" by what she claims to be pirating large amounts of anime.

Presumably due to their jobs as manual labor, Worker Drones typically have the strength of industrial machinery that can "squeeze the life out of somebody",[9] shown by Uzi's PowerPoint in "Pilot" showcasing Worker Drones carrying minecarts of ore and dirt as large as their body above their heads, and in "Heartbeat" when Uzi crushed and bent a industrial wrench with a single hand with causal ease like it was a soda can.

Visor Emotes

Drones have two bright eyes on their visor with various emotes to indicate mood:

Narrowed Eyes: Lines on top and bottom of the eyes that cut their size and shape, caused when a Drone is suspicious, angry, or is squinting to focus on something.

Lidded Eyes: Lines on top and sometimes bottom of the eyes that cut their size and shape, used to indicate boredom, annoyance, or in some cases tiredness.

Hollowed Eyes: Used when a Drone is surprised, nervous, scared, stressed, or murderously-crazed.

Eye Wrinkles: Appears when a Drone is either emotionally, physically, or mentally tired, focused/serious yet unnerved, surprised, or to help emphasise the Hollowed Eyes or Lidded Eyes Emotes. The number of lines varies based on the degree of the emotion, and though usually appearing near the bottom corners of the visor they can also appear in the top corners in tandem with the bottom corners, almost framing the eyes.

Forehead Wrinkles: Appears to indicate a Drone is old, like Khan. Can also be accompanied by Eye Wrinkles.

Eyebrows: Appears to help emphasise other gestures.

Eyelashes: Three small lines of different sizes on the outside top corner of a drone's eyes, which move and wave when blinking. Used by V to appear disarming and "Full of love".

Blush Stickers: Five small lines of slightly different sizes either directly under, under and to the side, or partially overlapping each eye used to indicate embarrassment, affection or love. The brightness of the lines is used to indicate the degree of the emotion.

Sweat Drops: Used along with Hollowed Eyes to indicate if a Drone is scared or nervous, or just to indicate they are sweating. Can be a single Animesque sweat drop, or multiple fast-falling drops, which speed up as the emotion intensifies.

Shades/Sunglasses: Pixelated shades in the Drone's eye colour, activate when a Drone wants to look "cool".

Tear Drops: To indicate if a Drone is sad/crying, either as free-falling drops or drops in the corner of their 'eyes' yet to fall. Oddly, they are affected by gravity, as if a Drone is crying while falling, the teardrops will fall upwards despite being digital icons.

Cross-Popping Veins: Used to indicate if a Drone is annoyed or angry and is repressing it.

Mouth icon: In addition to eyes, eyebrows and stress wrinkles, Beau has a simplistic LED line-mouth to help express his emotions due to lacking a physical mouth and the ability to speak

Visor Messages

Under some circumstances, their eyes can be overridden by an error, status warning, or system message, sometimes in addition to the Emotes:

Absolute Solver symbol replacing one eye or covering the entire visor: Caused by the Absolute Solver awakening within the drone, is being utilised, or when the drone has fully initiated their Solver form (as seen with Uzi in "Cabin Fever"). However, Uzi was also shown with the Absolute Solver symbol covering her entire visor after reviewing a video during "Mass Destruction". It is unknown what exactly caused this, as she wasn't using her powers, had the Absolute Solver awakened in her system already, and had also gained control of her Solver form at that point.

Terminal messages briefly covering visor: Some errors will cause a terminal prompt to show up on the drone's screen, with text being rapidly 'typed' out into the screen from the top left to the bottom, akin to a computer terminal prompt. Can sometimes appear in pop-up windows on the visor instead of the visor itself.

Rampant error messages covering the visor: Caused by injecting wdOS_606, a core termination program, into the drone. Can also appear as pop-ups on the Drone's visor.

Warning sign: This indicates an error caused by severe damage like a drone's visor being pierced by a sharp object or a Drone being slammed repeatedly by a hydraulic door. It is also found on numerous deceased drones as an alternative indicator for death. Uzi also suffers from this after being hit by Serial Designation J's EMP. Can also appear when a Drone is 'jumpscared', like Uzi was with Khan in "PILOT." The warning can also appear in a glitching fashion and/or be replaced by the Solver symbol if the Drone has the Absolute Solver and it is being activated, accompanied by various glitching text such as "WARNING://sourceaicore [tampering detected]", "absoluteSolver string = FALSE" and "absoluteSolver string = TRUE".

[SYSTEM STANDBY]: Caused when a Drone is knocked out by an EMP. The message is followed by "[ATTEMPTING REBOOT]" when a Drone is trying to wake up from being knocked out. PLAYING:// Shown when a Drone is beginning to play an mp3 file, such as J playing "BestMonologueEver.mp3" over Uzi. The message is only briefly shown before the eyes return, and does not remove eyebrows if they are present on the visor. Beau shows the ability to project a hologram of his own mp3 files along with the progress bar of the audio file into the air in front of him.

HIGH TEMP: Accompanied by a Warning sign. Self-explanatory, usually appears on Absolute Solver hosts.

FATAL ERROR: This occurs when a drone dies, usually by external causes like severe hardware damage.

X replacing one eye: Used by Disassembly Drones when they are only partially in 'kill mode' and want to emote more clearly.

Elongated 'X' on visor: Either caused when a faulty OS string is present or when an Absolute Solver host becomes violent and/or starts to transform into their Solver Form. Although iconically appearing on Disassembly Drones when in hunt/kill mode, regular Worker Drones can also have this symbol as a sign of great damage or as an alternative sign that they have died.

Flashing ERROR 606 message: Accompanied by an elongated 'X'. This is caused by the removal of one or more core OS strings. Drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile.

Buffering symbol: Caused by being boot-looped by the Sentinels. Like ERROR 606, drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile.

Text: Can be generated at will to communicate without speaking. It is also used to display when a drone is in SLEEP MODE, as well as emoticons, and to indicate when and what is trying to calculate something (like "most probable deity to pray to").

EDGE LEVELS CRITICALLY LOW: An unusual warning accompanied by two small "Warning Signs" is shown on Uzi's visor once in the pilot after her edginess drops to critical levels. Underneath is a percentage number that can fill up to 100%, after which the message will say "EDGE LEVELS RESTORED".

Games: Games like Tetris and Solitaire can be played on one's screen. The games are not to be visible to other people when a Drone is playing, and the Drones can show their regular eyes while playing.

Swirl shape replacing both eyes: This occurs when a drone feels dizzy or is disoriented from a strong impact.

Images: Drones can also display images on their visor, as seen with Cyn displaying stock pictures of puppies and dogs, as well as uncropped PNGs of emojis.

Nothing: If a drone's visor displays nothing, not even its eyes, it means that either the said drone is dead, or just has its eyes closed. Crosshair icon: Used to focus on a specific target, usually for aiming. This is only seen in Serial Designation J, who tried to harm Thad, Lizzy, and Khan Doorman with a missile during "Absolute End".

Prior Hazard: Accompanied by a warning sign in one eye. It serves as a warning message if a drone has been previously injured with a specific item, as seen with J reacting to the railgun.

Zombie Infected: Accompanied by three green drone icons walking like zombies and white lines like cracks or spider webs on the visor. It indicates when a Worker Drone has been infected by "RUN://INFECT.SYS" by the Absolute Solver and becomes a "zombie".

Variants

Zombie Drones

In the case of any damaged and disposed Worker Drone that has self-rebooted, they run the risk of becoming what is referred to by the company as a Zombie Drone as shown in a JCJenson VHS training tape discovered by Serial Designation N in "Cabin Fever" and shown in "Home".

The video warns against the act of improperly disposing of a Worker Drone marked for disassembly due to the possibility that a ~0.01% of Drones may self-reboot. Of those drones, some may reboot without changes (70.3%), carry 'terminal lockout' (29%), or revive with 'potentially hazardous mutations' (0.7%), which can lead to human fatalities or injury. High federal fines may be incurred on the handler's behalf.

Serial Designation N, V, and J were Worker Drones that rebooted normally (as they had armbands indicating that they were marked for disassembly and were found by Tessa in a landfill), whereas Cyn was a Worker Drone that rebooted by herself with dangerous mutations, seemingly revived by the Absolute Solver, resulting in her becoming a full-fledged Zombie Drone.

Untrained Neural Networks

An Untrained Neural Network, also called "pill babies", is a premature Worker Drone that is put in infantile pods before being uploaded to a properly functional drone body. After the core collapse on Copper 9, this is noted to be the first stage of Worker manufacturing, before, they were assumed to be made in factories by humans. Described as "sociopaths", they are put into their current bodies to prevent them from having limbs with industrial-machine scale strength until they are mature enough to safely use them. After that, they are placed into progressively more capable bodies until they reach the adult Worker Drone body.

For a new neural network to be born, two Worker Drones must copy some of their code onto a USB and plug some of that into the machine's empty shell as a base network, but afterwards it’s all nurture and learning from there, creating the new personality. This method is mostly what caused the Worker Drones of Copper 9 to branch out in personality types once the humans were wiped out, why they have to go to school to re-learn basic stuff, and why they get development “phases” like learning enough about the world to finally question it, but not quite old enough to know how to carry yourself or take things in stride.[12] However, if either of the parent's code is infected with mutations, those mutations will pass onto their child.

Hearts, also known as cores, are tech based-organic components present inside drones afflicted with the Absolute Solver program, including certain Worker Drones and all Disassembly Drones. Like the unaltered A.I. Cores inside all Worker Drones, Hearts still contain the drone’s core programming, but also store the Absolute Solver’s code.

Hearts can have additional functions depending on which type of drone it resides in. Like all other components of drones that contain the Absolute Solver, Hearts are negatively affected by high temperatures and disintegrate in direct sunlight.

Appearance

Hearts are mostly composed of a standard, metallic A.I. Core, but coated with a flesh-like organic substance, making them appear like actual human hearts. There is a protrusion on top of the Core that resembles a severed aorta as well as vein-like tendrils around the Heart’s midsection. Hearts have three tentacle-like wires tipped with blades sprouting from the bottom of the Core which can be used as legs. Hearts have a single, large eye in their centre as well as eight smaller, cylindrical lights sprouting from the square corners of the Core, all of which match the eye colour of the drone the Heart belongs to.

Solver-Infected Drones

As Worker Drone-derived hearts contain both the drone's consciousness and the code of the Absolute Solver, the heart is the physical structure responsible for granting Solver hosts their reality-altering powers. Additionally, a Worker Drone's heart can survive autonomously outside of its body, even after the body has sustained fatal injuries. Worker Drone hearts are able to speak in a lower-fidelity version of the drone’s original voice and maintain the free will of their original selves.

These hearts can also still utilise the Absolute Solver’s array of powers, allowing them to continue interacting with the world as they otherwise would. One example of this is Nori, who had been living in her heart form for many years after her body was fatally wounded by a Disassembly Drone’s Nanite Acid and euthanised by Khan. If the original body is still intact, the heart can climb back inside and reintegrate itself using the Solver’s self-repair ability, restoring the drone to full functionality.

Disassembly Drones

Disassembly Drones' hearts are used to reconstruct their body when they take fatal damage. If a Disassembly Drone is wounded beyond the capacity of the Absolute Solver’s passive regenerative power to heal, the full program awakens inside their code and directs their heart to hunt down functioning Worker Drones in the area.

By piling matter from slain workers onto the Heart, the program creates a massive techno-organic insectoid body with some visual features of the original Disassembly Drone. This process allows for damaged Disassembly Drones to continue in their mission effectively indefinitely, so long as their heart survives and there are plenty of Worker Drones to hunt.

Unlike with Worker Drone-derived hearts, the full activation of the Solver’s self-repair program completely suppresses the Disassembly Drone’s consciousness. This makes these hearts little more than extensions of the Absolute Solver itself, even capable of speaking in the Solver’s voice.

Like Solver-infected drones (and if not critically injured), Disassembly Drones have the ability to exist outside of their body by using their heart as their body.

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