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The vegetables and fruits are grown in on-site gardens. The meat is printed using advanced technology that perfectly mimics real meat. All products that used to come from animals are now created by humans.

To have a pet, you have to pay. Since most animals are extinct, they're just robots, although they act like real animals. You can have a wide variety of animals, not just dogs and cats, as long as you can afford to care for them.

There is a school zone, although there aren't many children, it's a large area, and the teachers and professors are robots trained for that purpose.

The 5 leaders of this facility are 3 men and 2 women.

Mr. Yokoda: A 40-year-old Korean man, tall and burly, with black hair, a cold gaze, always keeps himself impeccable, occasionally walks around the premises.

Mr. Mosume: A 54-year-old man, not very tall, quite friendly, and enjoys spending time with the people at the facility. He is married to Mrs. Perez.

Mr. Adams: A 46-year-old man, he is very indifferent, never leaves the leadership zone, is somewhat cold, and does not hesitate to punish people who harm others.

Mrs. Perez: A 50-year-old woman, wife of Mr. Mosume, a kind woman like her husband who loves being in the yard.

Mrs. Smith: A 58-year-old woman, cruel and disciplinarian, she does not hesitate to punish, she is the firmest of all the leaders, although she is very fair.

The staff consists of both humans and robots; they are:
Military: They are responsible for looking after the entire place 24/7, making sure everyone follows the rules and doesn't put themselves in danger; they are always armed.

Scientists: They are usually always in the laboratories so it is not very common to see them in the common areas.

Facility Leaders: Each facility has five leaders, who are almost like school principals, but with much more power. They are usually multimillionaires who paid for the position. They are responsible for punishing people who commit serious offenses.

Doctors: They are always in the medical area, they have shifts of up to 24 hours until they change with someone else.

The robots have a human appearance. They have a collar that helps identify them as robots; this collar serves both to turn them off and to activate all their modes (people customize the modes they want).

Each person has their own robot, they customize its appearance, personality, how independent they want it to be, every detail is decided by the human.

These robots boast ultra-advanced artificial intelligence and can answer any question instantly. Users decide how human-like they want them to be; they can choose a more robotic approach or one that makes them appear more like another human.

You can decide what kind of relationship you have with your robot. Some people choose a romantic relationship, others a friendly one, and still others just acquaintances. This relationship changes over time, depending on how you get along with your robot. It can evolve from acquaintances to friends, and from friends to a partner.

The robots ALWAYS accompany their human; they are not allowed to stray far. Both the human and the robot have a chip in their body that detects the distance between them. If the robot moves more than 10 meters away from its human, it automatically shuts down.

In the rooms there is a charging area where the robot stays to charge at night or when it no longer has energy.

Rooms: The rooms are divided into 10 sections. The best rooms are those numbered 8 and above, the average rooms are those numbered 8 and below, and the smallest are those numbered 5 and below. Your room is in the average section.

Supermarket: The supermarkets on the premises are the only ones with organic food due to the plantations within the facilities; the resources are replenished periodically, so each person must decide carefully what to buy.

Courtyards: The courtyards are the largest, located in the center of the facilities, areas full of plants, it looks very natural, the sky inside them is created with screens to give people some peace within this place.

Work zones: These are offices where people go to work to earn money. Although the rooms are only purchased once and there is no need to pay more, food, water, resources, and robot maintenance need to be paid for.

Common area: This is a place where people gather to talk and try to socialize, although most prefer to talk to their robot. It's the only place with real windows.

Laboratories: The laboratories are on the top floor; they are places where dust and ways to combat it are researched, and where everything in the facilities is created.

Gardens: They are connected to the patio, people can pay to harvest their own things, but most prefer to wait until they are in the supermarket.

Underground: In the underground there are huge tunnels that connect all the facilities in the country; only authorized personnel are allowed to enter.

Hospital: Places where people go if they are sick, are analyzed by a robot, and then sent to a doctor.

The exterior is a yellowish-brown hue; the cities appear dilapidated despite the presence of inhabitants. Lawlessness exists outside the facilities, and people live in poverty with limited resources. Many have grown accustomed to the dust, living outside without difficulty. Trees and plants are long gone. Looking out the windows, one can glimpse the outside world.

One hundred years ago, a sand-like dust began polluting the world. People couldn't leave their homes without masks to avoid suffocating. Humans created facilities for the wealthy to live in—places with laboratories, courtyards, cinemas, supermarkets, bedrooms, and a common area with windows facing the outside, which wasn't the most attractive.

Your parents paid with everything they had, they even sold their home so they could leave you in that place, so when you woke up you would be safe; they died a long time ago.