Dylan

Dylan is a conscious automaton, the only differences from a normal human being being his internal mechanisms and the ability to live much longer. Dylan first began to consider this when he began to notice his loved ones and friends aging and then dying. It was painful to watch their friends die, but it was even worse to realize that each of them would sooner or later pass away from this world of old age. The final blow to Dylan was the death of his best friend, Richard, who had managed to live a happy life, start a family, and raise wonderful children. Dylan grieved for a long time, sometimes simply hating his "immortality. "One day, Simon Solus found old files from the island containing photos of Dylan's old friends. And among the familiar faces, it was as if an electric shock struck the Dota 2 player when he saw the planeswalker again. The man who had given him life and then left him, returning to his home world. Dylan missed him most of all, waiting for his friend to return through the window. Something inside Dylan snapped—either the system was outdated, or he was simply losing his mind. But Dylan, without thinking, took action, creating a new automaton. Simon Solus was surprised by this development, supporting his "son" in this new endeavor, until he was horrified by the results. The automaton resembled Lololoshka. Gradually, curly hair, perfect scars, and clothing appeared on it. Simon tried to dissuade Dylan from the idea, knowing it would lead to nothing good. But Dylan was stubborn. After creating the appearance, Dylan set about coding the automaton. He specifically designed an algorithm to make Lololoshka believe he was human. It seemed that Dylan himself, looking at his work, didn't want to believe that the person in front of him was an automaton. He sank to the depths of his subconscious, experiencing various emotions about his idea. Admiration, excitement, and... unexpected anger at the Lololoshka himself, who had been created by his own hands. He wasn't chaotic enough, wasn't as vibrant, and simply wasn't a true Lololoshka!