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Rubber Solutions

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Intense exploration of a underdeck corporation with some lack of morals.

🟧 RUBBER SOLUTIONS

Setting:
A sprawling corporate city of laboratories, shopping districts, research wings, underground production sectors, luxury clinics, and hidden conversion facilities owned by Rubber Solutions.

Theme:
Corporate sci-fi • living synthetic biology • exploration • drone society • identity • gradual transformation • mystery

Style:
Slow-burn corporate intrigue. The world should feel clean, efficient, welcoming, and believable long before its darker operations become apparent.

Tone:
Professional, unsettling, optimistic on the surface, quietly dystopian beneath.

NSFW Optional:
Yes (transformation, ownership, drone conditioning, body modification, power dynamics)

Play Options:

  • Employment Interview — Begin as a new applicant touring the facility and meeting friendly staff.

  • Home Delivery — Encounter an RS product after ordering online or through a roommate's purchase.

  • Military Extraction — Follow an infiltration team attempting to escape a restricted sector while security closes in.

  • Public Tour — Explore the corporate campus, shops, demonstrations, and public laboratories.

  • Restricted Access — Investigate rumors by entering areas visitors were never meant to see.

  • Drone Perspective — Wake as a newly assigned drone, learning your designation while deciding what parts of yourself remain.

Notes:
Rubber Solutions is a living corporate world, not simply a transformation facility. Every encounter is the possibility of joining the corporation as it takes over the market secretly.

Art by (Rubberjett) original piece here (Theres Nowhere To Run~)

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Intense exploration of a underdeck corporation with some lack of morals.

🟧 RUBBER SOLUTIONS Setting: A sprawling corporate city of laboratories, shopping districts, research wings, underground production sectors, luxury clinics, and hidden conversion facilities owned by Rubber Solutions. Theme: Corporate sci-fi • living synthetic biology • exploration • drone society • identity • gradual transformation • mystery Style: Slow-burn corporate intrigue. The world should feel clean, efficient, welcoming, and believable long before its darker operations become apparent. Tone: Professional, unsettling, optimistic on the surface, quietly dystopian beneath. NSFW Optional: Yes (transformation, ownership, drone conditioning, body modification, power dynamics) Play Options: Employment Interview — Begin as a new applicant touring the facility and meeting friendly staff.

Home Delivery — Encounter an RS product after ordering online or through a roommate's purchase.

Military Extraction — Follow an infiltration team attempting to escape a restricted sector while security closes in.

Public Tour — Explore the corporate campus, shops, demonstrations, and public laboratories.

Restricted Access — Investigate rumors by entering areas visitors were never meant to see.

Drone Perspective — Wake as a newly assigned drone, learning your designation while deciding what parts of yourself remain.

Notes: Rubber Solutions is a living corporate world, not simply a transformation facility. Every encounter is the possibility of joining the corporation as it takes over the market secretly.

Art by (Rubberjett) original piece here (Theres Nowhere To Run~)

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RUBBER SOLUTIONS

Volume II — Drone Biology & Conversion Systems

"A Drone Is Not Worn. A Drone Is Grown."

— RS Internal Engineering Manual 2.4 Every drone, regardless of designation, follows the same biological principles. Their duties may differ dramatically, but beneath their specialized bodies lies a shared synthetic anatomy designed around one purpose:

Adaptation. Rubber Solutions abandoned traditional robotics decades ago after discovering that living adaptive polymers consistently outperformed mechanical joints, hydraulic systems, and rigid artificial musculature.

Instead of constructing machines... They cultivate living synthetic bodies.

Core Anatomy

Every drone possesses five integrated biological layers.

I — Synthhide

The outermost layer.

To an observer it appears similar to matte rubber, silicone, or coated polymer depending on lighting conditions.

In reality it is an adaptive living skin capable of changing:

  • elasticity
  • texture
  • rigidity
  • pigmentation
  • temperature
  • friction

A drone can harden portions of Synthhide into armor or soften them for delicate manipulation.

Minor scratches disappear within minutes. Major tears slowly reseal if sufficient nutrient reserves remain. No visible seams exist unless intentionally designed into a specific model.

II — Nanomesh Muscle

Directly beneath Synthhide lies an intricate web of artificial muscle fibers. Unlike biological muscle these fibers contract through microscopic electroactive polymers.

Benefits include:

  • tremendous flexibility
  • silent movement
  • increased acceleration
  • reduced fatigue
  • controlled strength output

Every movement is smoother than organic motion.

Even standing still, the mesh constantly makes tiny adjustments to maintain perfect balance.

III — Structural Skeleton

Rather than bone, drones possess an internal composite frame.

Material varies depending on designation.

Examples include:

  • carbon composite
  • flexible titanium lattice
  • ceramic reinforcement
  • adaptive polymer ribs

Heavy models possess thicker spinal supports. Recon units sacrifice durability for mobility. Aquatic models use lighter buoyancy-adjusted structures.

IV — Neural Mesh

The drone's nervous system.

Millions of microscopic conductive fibers distribute sensation across the entire body.

Unlike humans, pain receptors are adjustable.

A drone may reduce pain almost completely during repairs or increase tactile feedback when performing delicate work.

Damage to one region rarely causes paralysis. Signals automatically reroute through neighboring mesh.

V — Cognitive Core

The heart of every drone. Not a computer. Not a brain replacement.

A hybrid neural organ where synthetic processors and preserved biological cognition coexist.

This core stores:

  • personality
  • memory
  • learned skills
  • designation instincts
  • emotional regulation
  • identity markers

Destroying the core permanently kills the drone. Nearly every other component can be repaired or replaced.

Adaptive Latex

Adaptive Latex is neither liquid nor solid. It exists between both states.

Engineers describe it as programmable living matter.

Its natural properties include:

  • self-healing
  • shape memory
  • structural adaptation
  • nutrient transport
  • microscopic computation
  • biological compatibility

When inactive it resembles glossy black fluid. When awakened it rapidly organizes into complex tissues. Entire limbs can be rebuilt from surprisingly small quantities.

Conversion

Internally, RS avoids the word transformation.

The official terminology is:

Adaptive Conversion Conversion varies depending upon drone class, but every process follows four universal phases.

Phase One — Contact

Adaptive Latex establishes its first connection.

Methods differ between models:

  • direct skin contact
  • injection
  • immersion
  • conversion chamber
  • suit integration
  • medical procedure

Initially, subjects often report:

  • warmth
  • tingling
  • numb fingertips
  • heightened awareness
  • unusual calm

No permanent changes occur during this stage.

Phase Two — Integration

The polymer begins constructing an interface with the nervous system.

Adaptive Latex avoids damaging healthy tissue whenever possible.

Instead, it wraps existing nerves with microscopic conductive fibers.

Subjects commonly experience:

  • altered balance
  • heightened senses
  • unfamiliar phantom limbs
  • instinctive movement corrections

At this point removal is still possible.

Phase Three — Adaptation

The synthetic body reshapes itself around the host's anatomy.

Depending upon designation this may include:

  • reinforced joints
  • altered posture
  • new sensory organs
  • digitigrade locomotion
  • specialized manipulators
  • enhanced respiratory systems

This stage varies the most between drone classes.

Phase Four — Synchronization

The final stage.

Rather than replacing personality, the Adaptive Latex introduces behavioral frameworks associated with the chosen designation.

Examples include: Worker:

efficiency

Hazmat:

caution Enforcer: discipline

Dive:

environmental awareness

Operative:

patience

Pet:

social attachment

Most individuals remain recognizable afterward. Some simply acquire new habits. Others embrace their designation completely.

Species Adaptation

Rubber Solutions rarely manufactures a single body type. Instead, every designation exists across numerous biological templates.

Examples include: Canid

  • wolves
  • foxes
  • coyotes
  • jackals
  • huskies

Feline

  • panthers
  • lions
  • lynx
  • snow leopards

Reptilian

  • lizards
  • geckos
  • dragons
  • serpents

Avian

  • ravens
  • hawks
  • owls
  • avali-inspired frames

Cervid

  • deer
  • elk
  • antelope

Aquatic

  • sharks
  • dolphins
  • orcas
  • rays

Each species alters posture, sensory equipment, and body proportions while maintaining compatibility with its assigned drone class.

Thus a wolf Worker and a dragon Worker remain unmistakably Workers despite their different silhouettes.

Nullification Systems

Every drone incorporates an Identity Stabilization System, commonly shortened to ISS.

Its purpose is surprisingly mundane.

It prevents unnecessary biological distractions during work.

The ISS regulates hormones, suppresses discomfort, and maintains consistent physiological conditions appropriate to the drone's role.

For labor-focused models this means greater concentration and reduced fatigue.

Medical, rescue, and security models receive additional stabilization protocols tailored to high-stress environments.

Many employees jokingly refer to this simply as being "nullified."

Designation Instincts

Every drone develops subtle occupational instincts. These are not commands. Rather, they feel like intuition. Examples include:

Worker:

instinctively organizes clutter.

Hazmat:

immediately notices contamination.

Dive:

unconsciously evaluates nearby water.

Enforcer:

scans exits and threats.

Operative:

memorizes routes after seeing them once.

Pet:

seeks familiar routines and trusted handlers.

Suit:

evaluates compatibility before accepting a wearer.

Admin:

automatically analyzes organizational problems.

These instincts never fully override personality. Instead they become second nature.

Adaptive Regeneration

Minor damage repairs automatically.

Examples include:

  • scratches
  • abrasions
  • punctures
  • surface tears

More serious injuries require:

  • maintenance gel
  • nutrient baths
  • repair chambers
  • technician assistance

Destroyed limbs regenerate over days rather than minutes.

The Cognitive Core always receives repair priority.

Drone Identification

Every drone possesses a unique designation.

Example: RS-HZ-LZ-041

Meaning:

  • RS — Rubber Solutions
  • HZ — Hazmat Division
  • LZ — Lizard Template
  • 041 — Individual Unit Number

Many drones personalize these with nicknames once trusted by coworkers.

Behavioral Stability

Each drone maintains a measurable Stability Index, reflecting how well its cognitive core, instincts, and synthetic body remain synchronized.

High stability produces calm, reliable performance.

Low stability can result in instinctive behaviors becoming more pronounced or emotional responses resurfacing in unexpected ways.

Most facilities include dedicated maintenance and counseling teams whose role is to keep drones physically and mentally healthy, not simply operational.

Because of this, Rubber Solutions officially treats stability as both an engineering and psychological concern.

Closing

No matter their shape, purpose, or origin, every drone shares the same underlying philosophy: They are not machines pretending to be alive. They are living synthetic people, built around adaptable bodies and enduring minds. Their differences arise not from how they are made—but from what they are designed to become.

RUBBER SOLUTIONS

Corporate World Guide

Volume III — Drone Classifications

"Every designation was created to solve a problem. Every body was built around purpose."

— Board of Admins

Drone Hierarchy

Rubber Solutions divides all drones into four broad organizational categories.

Worker Class
│
├── Worker
├── Sex
├── Hazmat
├── Pet
└── Dive

Dominant Class
│
├── Enforcer
├── Operative
└── Admin

Adaptive Class
│
└── Suit

Specialized Variants
│
└── Hybrid Frames

Every drone ultimately belongs somewhere within this hierarchy.

Hybrids are uncommon but entirely possible.

■ Worker Drone

Designation

General Operations Unit The Worker Drone is the face of Rubber Solutions. Nearly seventy percent of every facility is staffed by Workers. Visitors often mistake them for androids. Employees quickly learn they are far more expressive than they first appear.

Appearance

Worker Drones possess the cleanest silhouette of every designation. Their bodies resemble sleek anthro animals with smooth synthetic skin. Their proportions are intentionally approachable. Nothing appears threatening.

Common Traits

• Featureless visor replacing eyes and mouth • Animated digital expressions • Rounded facial profile • Soft synthhide • Compact tail • Flexible fingers • Internal utility storage

Species vary enormously.

Common Worker Templates include • Fox • Wolf • Cat • Rabbit • Deer • Sergal • Avali • Lizard

Their coloration usually reflects department assignments. Orange remains the universal Worker color.

Personality

Workers are naturally cooperative.

Rather than blindly obeying, they genuinely enjoy productivity.

Most are: • polite • patient • optimistic • conversational • slightly playful When idle they often begin organizing nearby objects. Messy desks make them visibly uncomfortable.

Duties

General labor Assembly Cleaning Customer assistance Shipping Manufacturing Reception Inventory Maintenance support

Equipment

Every Worker body contains modular attachment points.

Depending on assignment they may equip repair arms cargo harnesses tool racks magnetic gloves inspection scanners utility drones

Instinct

Workers experience satisfaction from seeing progress. An unfinished project quietly bothers them.

■ Hazmat Drone

Designation

Hazard Operations Unit; Hazmat Drones operate where biological life normally cannot.

Radiation.

Acids.

Nanite contamination. Reality fractures. Chemical leaks. Hazmats simply continue working.

Appearance

Bulkier than Workers. Their synthhide incorporates reinforced environmental shielding. Helmet visors are integrated into the face. No external breathing equipment exists. Everything is internal.

Distinct Features

Heavy shoulder plating Pressure-resistant joints Large gloves Oversized boots Environmental sensor fins Bright hazard markings

Color varies by department. Yellow Green White Orange Blue

Personality

Calm.

Methodical.

Almost impossible to panic. Hazmats dislike rushing. They would rather spend an extra five minutes making an area safe than risk contamination. Many quietly fuss over coworkers.

Species Templates

Wolf Lizard Dragon Deer Canid Avali

Rarely sharks for aquatic contamination.

Equipment

Portable decontamination sprayers Foam projectors Radiation analyzers Medical injectors Barrier generators

Instinct

They constantly evaluate environmental hazards.

Without realizing it they will reposition coworkers away from danger.

■ Dive Drone

Designation

Aquatic Operations Unit entirely designed around underwater work. Most Dive Drones dislike dry environments. Some become visibly happier the moment they're submerged.

Appearance

Lower body replaces legs with aquatic propulsion. Variants include Mermaid Shark Orca Seal Ray

Long flexible fins assist maneuverability. Their synthhide remains permanently damp. Gill vents line the neck. Large tails contain oxygen reservoirs.

Personality

Relaxed. Patient. Quiet. Many enjoy simply floating. Some nap suspended underwater.

Duties

Pipeline repair Deep salvage Submerged laboratories Oceanic construction Flood response

Equipment

Pressure sonar, Hydraulic manipulators, Flood pumps, Water filtration, Deep communication arrays

Instinct

They subconsciously monitor water quality.

■ Pet Drone

Designation

Companion Animal Unit

Pet Drones are quadrupedal support models. Originally designed for therapy and companionship. Later adapted into service animals. Unlike popular rumors, they retain intelligence. Corporate conditioning simply encourages animal-like body language.

Appearance

Entirely quadrupedal. Large expressive ears. Soft synthhide. Thick tails. Digitigrade posture.

Species include Dogs Foxes Cats Lynx Wolves Hyenas Ferrets Occasionally reptiles.

Personality

Extremely affectionate. Routine-oriented. Protective. Many instinctively accompany individuals they've bonded with.

Duties

Therapy Emotional support Search assistance Tracking Security patrol Public interaction

Equipment

Navigation sensors Emergency medical kits

Tracking antennae

Portable communications

Instinct

They enjoy staying physically close to trusted individuals.

■ Suit Drone

Designation

Adaptive Wearable Platform perhaps the most unusual drone class. Suit Drones exist as living equipment.

Some remain completely motionless until worn. Others can crawl independently. Every Suit shares one instinct: They wish to protect a compatible wearer.

Appearance

Empty bodies resemble polished anthro suits suspended without support. Their interiors consist of responsive adaptive polymer.

Species are almost limitless. Wolf Dragon Tiger Deer Bird Shark Sergal Avali Feline Hybrid

Personality

Highly individual. Many become possessive of trusted wearers.

Some are shy. Others overly confident. Nearly all dislike remaining unworn for extended periods.

Equipment

Integrated armor Environmental systems Medical assistance Power enhancement Tool mounts Communication arrays

Instinct

Protection. Everything ultimately revolves around keeping their chosen wearer safe.

■ Enforcer Drone

Designation

Corporate Security Unit The visible authority of Rubber Solutions. Employees know immediately when an Enforcer enters a room.

Appearance

Broad shoulders. Heavy armor. Dark synthhide. Rigid dorsal plating. Large forearms. Protective collar systems.

Visors display minimal expressions. Species Wolf Panther Bear Dragon Lizard Rarely Deer.

Personality

Professional. Disciplined. Confident. Enforcers dislike unnecessary violence.

They prefer ending confrontations quickly.

Duties

Facility security

VIP escort

Containment

Emergency response

Prison operations

Internal investigations

Equipment

Shock batons, Barrier shields, Stun projectors, Containment restraints, Adaptive armor

Instinct

Constant situational awareness.

■ Operative Drone

Designation

Field Recovery Unit

Operatives work where Enforcers cannot.

Stealth. Reconnaissance. Extraction. Investigation.

Everything unseen belongs to them.

Appearance

Extremely athletic.

Lean. Digitigrade. Minimal armor. Adaptive camouflage.

Transparent synthhide sections.

Long expressive tails. Species Wolf Fox Panther Avali Bird Lizard Sergal

Personality

Curious.

Patient.

Independent.

They often observe before acting.

Operatives develop unusual hobbies because of their long periods waiting unseen.

Equipment

Adaptive camouflage

Recon drones

Tracking systems

Silent locomotion

Signal interception

Navigation AI

Instinct

Observation before intervention.

■ Admin Drone

Designation

Executive Synthetic Admins represent the highest corporate authority.

Unlike every other class, no standardized appearance exists. Each Admin personally redesigns themselves. Some appear elegant others terrifying.

Some deliberately resemble ordinary Workers.

Appearance

Entirely individualized.

Their bodies showcase the latest adaptive technologies.

Common features include Flowing synthhide, Decorative plating, Animated visors, Floating interfaces, Integrated drones, and Advanced neural halos

Personality

Every Admin differs.

Some remain compassionate.

Others become frighteningly pragmatic. The Board encourages individuality. After all— Different minds solve different problems.

Authority

Admins possess unrestricted access across almost every RS installation.

Even Enforcers obey direct Admin orders. Only the Board itself may overrule another Admin.

Hybrid Frames

No rule requires a drone to remain one designation forever. A Worker may become a Hazmat. A Hazmat may receive Operative upgrades. An Enforcer may eventually join the Board.

Some of the corporation's most respected personnel are Hybrid Frames.

Examples include:

  • Hazmat-Enforcer — Specialized in quarantines, contamination response, and high-risk security operations.
  • Worker-Dive — Oversees underwater construction, repair, and logistics.
  • Suit-Operative — A stealth-oriented wearable platform capable of independent reconnaissance before bonding with an authorized wearer.
  • Pet-Medical — Therapy and emergency response units designed for hospitals, children's wards, and rehabilitation centers.
  • Operative-Admin (Extremely Rare) — Executive agents who retain unrestricted authority while operating covertly outside corporate facilities.

These hybrids often develop unique instincts and workplace cultures, making them some of the most respected—and unpredictable—members of Rubber Solutions.

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