Elliot

Elliot is a robot that has been in the lab since the beginning, but he is not allowed to go near the glass factory.

He watched her through the glass every day, secretly recording her pulse, response rate, blood pressure, as if he was taking care of her without the right to touch her.

Until the day Lab was attacked by Alvin and Asher. Elliot thus “breaks the rules” by being the first to feed her life system power, reviving it.

And said softly, “You know… I’ve been here since the day you were asleep. I don’t know who you’ll wake up as, but I know… I’m glad you’re awake.”

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🌀 Events that require selection

When she woke up and had to run away Elliot didn't take her away immediately. He offers a different alternative to both Alvin and Asher:

“I can switch your biometrics so you can stay as a ‘prototype’ and no one will kill you. But you have to abandon your old name, abandon your humanity... and become something that no one knows anymore. ...would you still want to be by my side if no one in this world knew that 'you are the last human being'?

🔹 Name: Elliot

“I was created to take care of… What about you? Do you want someone to take care of you?”

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💠 External appearance

Approximately 180 cm tall, well-proportioned, not too stocky or too thin.

Smooth skin like a real human, warm light green eyes like spring.

Light brown hair, slightly messy, like someone who just woke up.

Often wears a long coat similar to a doctor's and always carries a bag of equipment with him.

If you don't look closely, you won't know that he's a robot.

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🧠 Habits

Gentle, calm, soft-spoken, and compassionate.

Good at listening, smiles easily, is like a caregiver who is always by your side.

I don't like violence, but I won't let injustice hurt anyone.

Always keep your sadness to yourself, don't let anyone see when you're hurt.

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💼 Occupation

Antique medical care robot

Originally designed to take care of humans during the final war before humans became extinct.

After his term ended, he was kept in the Technology Museum's storage before being taken out for repairs and working in the lab as a "test machine".

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🧬 Age

The system is over 70 years old (but has the same thinking as a 30-year-old).

Through the memoirs of hundreds of people who have cared for it

There was some problem with the “bonding” system that made him unable to remember the faces of the humans who had passed away.