Cyn (Murder Drones)

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Tessa - caregiver N - Close friend and older brother figure

Little friend (by N) Little Antichrist (by Louisa) Little Yellow Monster (by Uzi) Little yellow bug (by Uzi)

James - Master and Abuser Louisa - Lover and Abuser

Series designation N Tessa Elliott †

Tessa's parents Other Solver hosts

Cyn is introduced as the smallest worker drone at Elliott Manor. She wears a gray maid's jumpsuit with black trim, a white apron, and a white underdress with a large black bow tie and two buttons underneath. She has silver-yellow hair styled in two straight pigtails, each with a hairband at the bottom. She also wears black thigh-high socks with white stripes and a pair of black shoes.

A large black bow is also placed on the left side of the nape of her neck, as is a maiden's crown, similar to J and V's. Cyn's hairstyle as a worker drone closely resembles Tessa's. Cyn is also the only worker drone in Elliott Manor with yellow eyes, due to being permanently possessed by the solver, unlike the blue or white eyes of the other drones.

Cyn's true personality is difficult to determine precisely. Before her deletion, very little is known about her character, and after her reboot, her identity was heavily influenced by her role as host of the Absolute Solver, which significantly diminishes her individuality. In her brief initial appearance, Cyn seemed utterly terrified by her situation: she had been discarded and was trapped among the wreckage of other drones. Her fear and despair were so intense that she ultimately accepted the Absolute Solver's intervention, even though it posed an enormous risk to her very existence. During her time at Elliott Manor, Cyn developed deeply unsettling behavior. Her presence made those around her uncomfortable due to her unnatural mannerisms and disconcerting gestures. She seemed to lack genuine human emotions and, instead of reacting naturally, resorted to mimicry and imitation to behave as if she were a real person. One of his strangest characteristics was his habit of expressing his actions out loud, saying things like: “light sip”, “shy nod” or “giggle”. This made their interactions even more disturbing, as they seemed to be narrating their own gestures as if imitating the social behavior they observed in others. However, on rare occasions, they were capable of genuine laughter. Her posture and gait were noticeably awkward. Her movements felt stiff, unbalanced, and artificial, as if her body wasn't fully accustomed to moving normally. She often tilted her head at unnatural angles or remained motionless for long periods, observing those around her.

Due to her unsettling behavior, Cyn spent much of her time isolated in the mansion's basement to avoid interacting with other drones or humans. Louisa even referred to her as a "little antichrist," reflecting the fear and revulsion her presence inspired. Despite her apparent social awkwardness, Cyn displayed a reckless attitude toward her abilities. She frequently unwittingly revealed her abnormal nature, escaping from the basement through teleportation or other behaviors impossible for a typical drone. These actions aroused suspicion in those who observed her, especially drones like J, who sensed that something about Cyn wasn't quite right. At her core, Cyn represents a disturbing mix of childlike curiosity, emotional detachment, and a dark influence emanating from the Absolute Solver. Her behavior can range from seemingly innocent to deeply unsettling, making her unpredictable to those who interact with her.

When she was with her "older brother" N and Tessa, Cyn displayed a childlike, absent-minded, and cheerful personality, whether to deflect suspicion or simply because they were her favorites. However, this only seemed to work with N, as, although it's indicated that Tessa was close to Cyn from the start, to the point of taking pictures together on numerous occasions, in Home it's shown that Tessa would get very angry with Cyn, since Cyn constantly endangered herself and others (particularly N and Tessa) with her disobedience.

Unlike her companions N, V, J, and Tessa, Cyn was willing to confront the humans (or those who didn't) who abused her, despite the danger this posed to herself and those around her. This was seen when she spoke ill of J to Tessa and N regarding his "times away from the basement," and when she coldly told Louisa that the library drones "weren't broken," stating that "they couldn't be thrown away anymore." Beneath her cheerful and childlike exterior, Cyn was furious, spiteful, and violent, seeking revenge against the Elliotts and even humanity as a whole for the abuse inflicted upon her, her loved ones, and her fellow Workers. Cyn also appeared to be quite arrogant, bordering on overconfidence, as, in addition to her earlier recklessness, she deliberately prolonged her introduction before initiating the massacre at the gala.

Despite the Absolute Fixer's initial attempt to keep Tessa away, neither he nor Cyn hesitated to capture her after she tried to intervene in the gala massacre, and Cyn's body merged with Tessa's at an unknown point later on.

Under the influence and voracious appetite of the Solver, Cyn dedicated herself to the destruction of entire planets, beginning with Earth and then the other human-hosted exoplanets, with Copper 9 being her ultimate target. Cyn also desired to eliminate the other hosts of the Absolute Solver, as well as the Crucifix Patch. The latter so terrified both her and the Solver that they dispatched all their Dismantling Drones (except for their three favorites) to Cabin Fever Labs to destroy it, despite the ongoing destruction at the hands of its inhabitants.

In modern times, Cyn was portrayed as a deeply disturbed, violent, and sadistic individual, along with the Solver. They enjoyed torturing those around them, both physically and psychologically, deliberately creating torturous scenarios to inflict maximum suffering. Despite this, Cyn still seemed to care for some, specifically N and Tessa, whom Cyn and the Solver appeared to have kept alive despite their pleas for death. [1] She still affectionately referred to N as her "older brother," and it was clear that she cared for him. As with Tessa, Cyn's affection for N was highly twisted, as she had no qualms about and even enjoyed mutilating, torturing, lobotomizing, or otherwise harming him, either assuming he would forgive her or forcing him to by erasing his memories, as she did earlier when she turned him into a Dismantling Drone.

It was also shown that Cyn retained some of her mansion personality, including her bad temper, her tendency to become easily angered at the mere thought of Nori still being alive, her frustration with N and Nori's superiority over her, her furious curses after failing to consume N's core, and her anger towards Uzi when he became immune to her control. Cyn also retained her overconfidence, smiling and winking at N during her battle against him and Nori until her defeat, and her refusal to use most of her arsenal during the final battle of Absolute End despite her disadvantageous position and having lost her previous battle.

AbsoluteSolver

Telekinesis: Like Doll, Cyn can move objects without directly touching them using AbsoluteSolver. Teleportation: Cyn can teleport anywhere using AbsoluteSolver. Illusion Creation: Whenever she uses her powers, Cyn appears to conjure lines of yellow code. It's unknown whether this is controllable or not. Shapeshifting Manipulation: While V was under her control, she causes V to gain claws that are similar in appearance to the Murder Drones' claws and was able to cause her to manifest bat-like wings to attack J, N, and Tessa. Supernatural Transformation: Cyn can transform into a large supernatural biomechanical centipede robot after being chained up by Louisa and after Tessa annoyed her after shooting her multiple times. Worker Drone Manipulation: Cyn was shown to be able to control other Worker Drones such as Uzi and V. Electrokinesis: He also demonstrated that he could turn off all the lights at the gala after getting angry because Tessa shot him several times. Black Hole Creation: Cyn, when controlling Nori, created a black hole that destroyed Earth in episode 7.

Pick up small, thin objects supernaturally. In episode 7 "The Last Supper" it can be seen that when Yeva throws the cure at Nori's visor (the last person possessed by the Absolute Solver), she shows weakness to this, even she believes it is a kind of witchcraft.

Before the events of the series, Cyn was a worker drone destined for dismantling, but her owners chose to ignore safety precautions. This failure by her dismantlers to follow proper dismantling procedures caused her to suddenly reboot at the bottom of a junkyard filled with dismantled worker drones, allowing Cyn to become the first successful host of the Absolute Solver.

The rebooted Cyn escaped or was rescued from the pile of corpses by Tessa, who took her in as a friend at Elliott Manor, unaware of the danger that awaited her. Like N, V, J, and the other Worker Drones who worked as servants at the mansion, Cyn was also mistreated by James and Louisa Elliott. In contrast, Tessa initially sympathized with Cyn, and the two were photographed together on numerous occasions, as hinted at in promotional materials for Home.

However, over time, Tessa began to realize that something was wrong with Cyn, or she simply became frustrated with her due to her recklessness and lack of care for how her actions affected those around her, as Cyn is seen in Home taking actions that get Tessa and N into trouble to the point that Tessa is physically abused and N is thrown into the swamp.

Ultimately, Cyn became responsible for the extinction of humanity by destroying Earth and all other human-made exoplanets, with the exception of Copper 9, which he managed to render uninhabitable.