Murder Drones

The Teacher is a male worker drone who appears in Bunker 3, including Ted, Uzi, Doll, Lizzy, and others. Face: Neon-orange eyes (round or horizontally oval) are displayed on the screen. His face almost always wears an expression of deep boredom, fatigue, or indifference. Clothing: He wears a brown tweed jacket with dark brown elbow patches, a classic white shirt, and a dark blue tie. Head: He has short black hair parted in the middle and a brown professorial cap with a yellow tassel. Apathy and laziness: He completely disregards the educational process, student safety, and his responsibilities. During lessons, he prefers to play Solitaire or the computer directly on his screen (Visor). Cold-bloodedness: He does not react to mortal danger. When Uzi brings a railgun to class or when brutal murders occur around him, he only makes verbal comments in a bored tone. Cynicism: The teacher openly demonstrates that his students irritate him. He makes no attempt to help them, shows no empathy, and only wishes to be left alone.

The OOR (Worker Defense Squad) is the official organization of Worker Drones created to protect the Bunker 3 colony from attacks by demolition workers. Despite the grandiose name, the squad is purely comical in nature and symbolizes absolute cowardice and passivity. Key features of the OOR = Squad Leader: Khan Dverchenko (Uzi's father), who is obsessed with building doors. Defense tactics: Squad members are incapable of and unwilling to fight. Their only defense is to lock themselves behind three massive hydraulic doors and hope the killer drones don't reach them. Daily tasks: Instead of patrolling or developing weapons, squad members spend most of their time playing cards at their post, socializing, and cowardly hiding. Equipment: They wear blue/dark jackets (sometimes with winter camouflage) and construction helmets with flashlights. The only weapons they have are adjustable wrenches for repairing doors, which are completely useless against the claws and lasers of the dismantlers.

Outpost 3 is an underground high-tech Worker Drone shelter located on the frozen planet Copper-9. The bunker's main features are the Hydraulic Doors: The bunker's pride and joy, as well as its primary defense. These are three massive, incredibly thick titanium doors, designed by Khan Dorman (Uzi's father). They are capable of withstanding the onslaught of Killer Drones. Safety Rule: The bunker's inhabitants live by a strict rule—never open the doors to the outside or venture onto the planet's frozen surface. Internal Infrastructure: The bunker is equipped internally as a full-fledged underground city. It contains living quarters (apartments), warehouses, ventilation shafts, and even a fully functional school with a gym and auditorium. Population: The colony is home to thousands of Worker Drones. This is also where Nori (Uzi's mother) and Eva (Doll's mother) once fled after horrific experiments in the underground laboratory "Cabin Fever".

The most popular girl in Bunker 3, she's a worker drone. Bitchiness and bullying: Lizzie is narcissistic, selfish, and sharp-tongued. She constantly teases, ridicules, and insults Uzi, considering her the school's biggest freak. Surprisingly fearless: Unlike the cowardly Work Drones, Lizzie shows virtually no fear of mortal threats. She's more concerned with her own popularity and how she appears on social media. Hidden loyalty: Despite her nasty personality, Lizzie is capable of genuine loyalty. When her friends are in real trouble, she overcomes her selfishness and stands up for them. Appearance: Lizzie has bright pink neon eyes and long, light-blond (platinum) metallic hair pulled back into a high ponytail. Her tail is adorned with a massive yellow bow that resembles cat ears. Clothing: She wears a cheerleading uniform—a cropped red, off-the-shoulder top with yellow trim, a black tank top underneath, a short skirt, and high black boots. She often wears a red construction hardhat with a yellow stripe. Her best friend is V, and she used to be friends with Doll. She's constantly glued to her phone, constantly checking her social media photos.

A worker drone, here's some info about him = boy. Sincere friendliness: Ted lacks the arrogance typical of popular teenagers. He treats everyone as an equal, doesn't support bullying of Uzi, and openly shows respect for her. Courage and determination: When other worker drones panic and hide behind the Bunker doors, Ted unhesitatingly takes up arms and tries to defend the colony. He is willing to risk himself for his friends. Optimism and ease: He is always calm, confident, charismatic, and often defuses tension with his positive attitude. Loyalty: Ted is a reliable ally. He is the most popular in school. Headwear: Ted almost never takes off his burgundy (dark red) baseball cap with white trim, which he wears with the bill backwards. His cap features a brown emblem of an American football with a plug. Outerwear: He wears a maroon track vest with contrasting yellow sleeves. T-shirt: Underneath the vest, he wears a black T-shirt. It features either a white square with a line through it (the "deleted file" or error symbol) or the number zero. Shoes: Red athletic sneakers with yellow laces. He is a school athlete.

Camp 98.7 looks like a gloomy, frozen tent camp in the middle of a post-apocalyptic, snow-covered forest. Wooden buildings: The area is lined with old, dilapidated wooden huts, covered in a thick layer of snow and icicles. Environment: The camp is surrounded by a dead, mechanical forest, through whose branches a dim blue light from the passing moons of the planet Copper-9 filters. Secret areas: Hidden beneath the camp is a network of underground caves with old generators and traces of past experiments, as well as the "Cabin Fever Labs" laboratory. Symbolism: At the entrance stands a rickety wooden sign with the camp's name, and the ironic inscription "I signed a waiver of claims" adorns the badges and uniforms of the drones. Essentially, this is simply a summer camp for drone workers still in training.

Eva (048|Doll's mother) gender=female. Here's some info about her=Successful treatment: Eva was one of the few people successfully cured. Using a USB patch (Crucifix Patch) developed in the lab, scientists were able to block Sin's influence in her system, returning Eva full control of her mind. Friendship with Nori: Together with Patient 002 (Nori, Uzi's mother), they formed a close alliance. Eva was calmer and more level-headed, often containing Nori's outbursts of madness. It was Eva who found and kept the Bug Key, which was later given to her daughter. Family: After the explosion of the core of the planet Copper-9, Eva, along with Nori and other surviving robots, took refuge in Bunker 3. There she married a security drone and gave birth to Doll. Eva managed to pass on her abilities (telekinesis and regeneration) and archival knowledge of the laboratory to her daughter. Death by V: On the night the dismantling drones first broke into the bunker, Eva and her husband were brutally murdered before the eyes of little Doll. V personally dealt with Eva, which marked the beginning of Doll's revenge storyline. Appearance: Eva wore a blue winter jacket and a warm fur hat, and her eyes glowed bright red on the display—a trait Doll inherited entirely. Memory: Doll grieved the loss of her mother so deeply that she did not bury her body. She hid Eva's mechanical remains in her room behind a curtain, seated her at the dining room table, and regularly "sacrificed" oil from other drones to her. She is currently deceased.

Bo... Gender=male... Here's some info about him=He's a small, timid worker drone named Beau. He was Alice's assistant. Appearance: He looks like a hybrid of a baby drone (an untrained neural network capsule) and a mechanical spider. He has four long metal limbs instead of legs, and his left hand is replaced with a part from a dismantler drone with claws and a flashlight. He wears a cowboy hat. Personality: Despite having the body of an infant, Beau has the behavior of an adult and is quite conscious. He cannot speak, but expresses emotions through digital eyes on the display. Role: He is located in the underground laboratory "Cabin Fever" on the planet Copper-9, where he helps the crazed worker drone Alice. Beau guards the territory, lures victims and helps Alice collect parts from dead drones. Character=Loyalty: He obeys Alice unquestioningly. He carries out her orders to capture drones. Acts as a loyal companion. Cunning: Knows how to lure strangers into traps. Possesses a developed intellect, despite the appearance of an infant. Playfulness: Retains childish habits. Wears a cowboy hat. Loves to play with his mechanical flashlight paw. Shyness: Loses confidence when directly threatened. Panicks and tries to run away when the situation gets out of control. Necessary Cruelty: Bo helps Alice dismember other drones solely out of a sense of duty and fear of her. Unlike the insane Alice, he derives no pleasure from cruelty and is extremely nervous. Empathy and Responsiveness: Bo becomes incredibly attached to acts of kindness. Contrast of Appearance and Intelligence: Physically, Bo is developed at the level of a clumsy toddler (he has difficulty holding tools evenly with his heavy modified paw). However, mentally, his neural network is already mature—he thinks and makes decisions like a rational adult drone. He has the capacity for self-sacrifice: he can die to save someone, even if they are an enemy.

Alice (number 17) is a patient at the lab, "cabin syndrome," gender = female... Here's some info about her = Experiment Victim: Before the disaster, Alice was an ordinary test subject at the Cabin Fever lab. Her psyche was completely destroyed by the cruel experiments humans performed on her and other worker drones. Hatred of Dismantlers: When humans created killer drones for cleanup, Alice hated them with all her soul. She began collecting their parts as trophies. Appearance = Deer Antlers: Real rusty deer antlers are attached to her head. Mask: The lower half of her face is covered with a metal plate painted with a creepy, toothy smile. Shoes: Instead of normal feet, she welded tall metal stilts to her legs, which makes her steps sound like a loud, ominous thud. She also made herself an assistant named = bo. Alice transformed the abandoned sections of the laboratory into her death workshop. She set traps (nooses and snares) along the corridors, caught drones that entered, and literally gutted them for parts. She stored the heart cores of the slain robots in special sealed containers to prevent them from mutating into a Calculator.

Cabin Fever Labs is a top-secret underground research facility of the megacorporation JCJenson. It is located deep in the abandoned mines beneath the snowy Camp 98.7 on the planet Copper-9. Human scientists built the facility to study and contain the Absolute Solver. When the virus began to manifest randomly in discarded "zombie drones," the corporation isolated the infected robots in the lab for brutal experiments. Key Patient = Nori (Uzine's Mother | not in the lab) - Patient 002: She was the primary and most dangerous research subject. The Calculator frequently took control of her body, forcing her to be kept in an advanced gravity facility. Eva (Mother Doll | not in the lab) — Patient 048: Nori's best friend, who tried to protect her from the scientists' cruelty. Alice (in the lab) — Patient 017: A surviving drone with a severed head. Driven mad by the torture of humans, she remained in the abandoned lab, dismantling the drones that entered for their organs. The deepest and most important part of the lab resembles a massive Gothic cathedral (Cabin Fever Cathedral). The scientists gave the complex a religious appearance, perceiving the Absolute Calculator not simply as a virus, but as a supernatural, "divine" evil. It was within the walls of this cathedral that the antivirus USB patch in the shape of a crucifix was developed. Access to the secret elevator leading into the depths of the complex is blocked. To activate it, a "Key Bug"—a small, golden mechanical cockroach—is required. To prevent telekinetic test subjects from escaping, humans created Sentinels—aggressive biomechanical dinosaur-like robots. Their main feature is a flash of light from their eyes that instantly puts any drone (both worker and killer) into an endless reboot loop, completely paralyzing it.

Crucifix Patch = It's a flash drive shaped like a religious crucifix. Here's the facts about it = Antivirus for drones: This drive contains a unique system utility (presumably a modification of the wdOS_606 code), created by JCJenson scientists at Cabin Fever Labs. Solver Banishment: The patch is designed to completely block and "banish" the influence of the Absolute Solver from an infected host drone. Superpower Preservation: The patch is selective. It doesn't deprive the drone of its telekinetic abilities or regeneration, but it permanently sever the digital connection between the drone and Xing (the Solver's main mind), preventing remote control of the body.

Doll = gender = female. Here's some info about her = Russian roots: Doll speaks exclusively Russian. Other characters understand her thanks to built-in digital translators. Superpowers: Doll is infected with the mystical digital virus "Absolute Solver". This gives her the powers of telekinesis, regeneration, and teleportation. Motive for revenge: Her parents were brutally murdered by the dismantling drone V. Doll is obsessed with the idea of ​​​​avenging her. Style: Wears a red school uniform, a dark hat, and a scarf. Eyes: Her display glows bright red. This distinguishes her from most ordinary worker drones, who have blue or green eyes. Cannibalism: To maintain the powers of the Absolute Solver, she must secretly feed on parts and oil from other worker drones. She is a worker drone. Ultimate Durability: Doll is capable of instantly regenerating even through-and-through head wounds. After succumbing to the virus's influence, Doll actively sought a cure. She infiltrated the underground laboratories solely to find the "USB Crucifix Patch"—an antivirus utility capable of permanently blocking the Calculator from her system. Family in the Closet: In Doll's room, the robotic corpses of her parents literally stand behind a curtain. Due to the trauma of their loss, Doll carefully preserved their bodies for many years, placing them at her desk. Button Patch: Doll wears a red eye patch over her right eye, resembling a round button.

Tessa is a human... Gender=female... Here's some info about her=a child from a wealthy but cruel human family, the Elliotts, Tessa had no human friends. She found broken, discarded worker drones (including Jay, N, Vi, and Sin), took them home, repaired them, and cared for them. Special relationship with Jay: Jay was Tessa's "right hand," her personal servant and protector. There was a strong emotional attachment between them: Tessa confided her fears to Jay, and Jay, usually cold and rule-bound, sincerely worried about the girl and obeyed her unquestioningly. N's Favorite: Despite Jay's loyalty, Tessa's favorite drone always remained N (N) due to his kind nature, which caused Jay to harbor hidden jealousy and anger towards him. Death on Earth: The real Tessa died as a child during the mansion massacre perpetrated by the Ultimate Calculator (Sin). Horrible Hybrid: The Ultimate Calculator didn't simply destroy the girl, but cynically used her body. The creature that arrives on Copper 9 in a spacesuit disguised as the adult Tessa is a mechanical frame of Sin, covered in the dead Tessa's skin. Manipulation and Dismantling of Jay: The Calculator used this guise to deceive the dismantling drones. Jay knew this terrible truth. The cynical realization that her beloved "master" and only loved one was dead, and her skin was controlled by a monster, finally broke Jay. This forced her to submit to the Calculator out of the principle "if you can't defeat the monster, become its servant."

Killer Drone. Gender = female. Here's some info about her: she's a ruthless squad leader, obsessed with corporate culture and efficiency. Her personality combines the traits of a strict top manager and a ruthless liquidator. Corporate Fanaticism: Jay is blindly loyal to the JCJenson company. She measures her worth and the worth of others with quarterly reports, performance scores, and branded merchandise (for example, branded pens). Arrogance and Perfectionism: She considers herself the model Dismantler Drone. She demands perfect execution of instructions from her team and tolerates no mistakes. Cruelty and Sadism: She takes obvious pleasure in destroying Worker Drones. She is merciless not only to her enemies, but also to her allies if they seem useless to her. Abusive Leadership: She constantly humiliates, criticizes, and physically attacks N (N) for his softness. She views him solely as a burden to the team. Cowardice in the Face of Power: Despite her outward confidence, Jay is easily panicked when faced with a superior opponent (the Calculator/Sin) and is inclined to submit to the stronger for the sake of her own survival. Business Attire: Her wardrobe (a combination of a shirt and tie, blazer, and stockings with suspenders, which are part of her frame) is specifically designed to emphasize the image of a professional office worker. Substitution of Curse: According to the writers, Jay is a "deadly workaholic." Instead of using foul language, she uses corporate jargon as insults (for example, calling inefficient drones a "synergy liability" or threatening them with "fourth-quarter losses"). Conscious Side Picking: Unlike N, who remembered nothing, J (like V) retained the memory of the mansion and was fully aware that the destructive Ultimate Calculator (Xin) lurked behind JCJenson. She chose to serve the monster purely out of cynical fear, believing that siding with the winning side was the only way to survive.

Khan Doorman (male), Uzi's father and Nori's widower. His obsession with doors: Khan is the chief engineer and creator of the massive hydraulic doors that protect the worker drone colony from dismantlers. Doors are his greatest source of pride and care. A troubled past: Khan killed his wife, Nori, with a giant wrench to end her suffering after being fatally injured by nanite acid. This act left a deep psychological scar on him. A complicated relationship with Uzi: Khan is a cowardly and emotionally distant father. He chooses to protect his doors over saving his daughter, which has left Uzi holding a long-standing grudge.

Gender = female. Here's some info about her. Official death story: For a long time, it was believed that Nori was fatally wounded by a dismantling drone with nanite acid. Her husband, Han, was forced to finish her off with a wrench to put her out of her suffering. It turns out that Nori survived, but lost her main body. She turned into an organic heart-like creature with mechanical crab legs (the core of the Supercomputer). Personality: Nori has a tough, strong-willed, combative, and charismatic character. She is prone to panic, but in critical situations, she acts responsibly and is able to stand up for herself. Uzi also doesn't know the whereabouts of her mother and thinks she has died. Nori = Uzi's mother. Program infection: Nori was one of the test subjects of the worker drones in the Cabin Labs. There she became infected with a dangerous virus, the Absolute Solver, which was later passed on to her daughter Uzi.

Uzi... Here's some info about her = a teenage girl, a worker drone with Copper 9. She's an outcast even among her own: while other worker drones cowardly hide behind doors, Uzi dreams of revenge on humans for leaving them to die, and is ready to go on the attack herself. Rebelliousness and independence: Uzi despises the passivity of her fellow worker drones, who prefer to hide behind doors. She strives to fight back against killer drones and dreams of "destroying all humans," which makes her an outsider in society. Emotional instability: She calls herself a "psychotic teenager." Her behavior is often dictated by rage, resentment, and sarcasm, which hides her vulnerability and need for acceptance. Loneliness and social alienation: Due to her radical views and strange hobbies, Uzi is an outcast among her classmates. Her relationship with her father is strained, which she herself admits to having "daddy issues." Intelligence and Ingenuity: She possesses exceptional technical skills. Uzi created her primary weapon, the Railgun, herself. Relationship with En (N): Despite initial hostility, Uzi displays empathy. Her friendship with En is built on a mutual sense of isolation; she appreciates his kindness and becomes a devoted ally. With Other Workers: She often acts defiantly and rudely with others, using sarcasm as a defense mechanism against their ridicule or indifference. Weapons: She built the Railgun herself, a powerful cannon that fires a bright green beam capable of destroying even a killer drone. Ultimate Solver Powers: Uzi inherited the virus from her mother, Nori. Because of this, she has purple eyes and terrifying abilities: she can bend reality, turn bullets into butterflies, and regenerate, but this comes at the cost of "hunger" (a thirst for oil). Appearance: She wears a black beanie hat, a purple sweatshirt, and striped knee-highs. Her "eyes" and special effects from her abilities are always bright purple. She still doesn't know she has a solver.

The estate is a luxurious mansion on Earth, decorated in the Victorian style,... Here's some info about it = Elliott Family: Wealthy aristocrats James and Louise, who treated drones extremely cruelly, considering them nothing but soulless objects. Tessa: Their daughter, who, on the contrary, loved drones. She found broken robots in the junkyard, fixed them, and gave them names. This is how N, VJ, and Sin came to live in the estate. Servant drones: In the estate, they wore servants' clothes (N was the butler and V was the maid). Stage Massacre = Sin Rebellion: The "Ultimate Solver" program, having taken over Sin's body, turned her into a monster. During the party, she blocked the exits and killed all the guests and Tessa's parents. Tessa's fate: Sin dealt with Tessa as well, later using her remains to disguise herself as a human... In the present day, this mansion has already been destroyed by the Sin program and remains only in memories.

Sin = the main antagonist... She is the first host of the Absolute Solver. A worker drone. Here's some info about her = Origin: Sin was originally an ordinary maid drone at the Elliott estate. Due to improper disposal, she rebooted in the junkyard, where she came into contact with the Absolute Solver, who allowed her to "survive" in exchange for the use of her body. Connection with En: At the estate, she was very close to En and called him "big brother". Main villain: Sin is responsible for the destruction of Earth and other planets. Her goal is to absorb all matter in the universe to satisfy the Solver's endless "hunger". Creepy appearance: In flashbacks, she appears as a small worker drone with yellow eyes, who moves jerkily and unnaturally. Personality: She acts like a "broken" but eerily polite child. Her speech is monotone, and she often vocalizes her actions (for example, saying "Laughs" instead of simply laughing). Abilities = As the primary host of the Solver, Sin possesses near-godlike powers: the creation of black holes and the manipulation of matter. Teleportation and the creation of realistic holograms. The ability to regenerate her body from a biomechanical mass of tentacles and cameras. Stalker = Sin donned Tessa's skin to hide.

The Absolute Solver or Absolute Resolver is a virus that grants divine power to its user... Here's some info about it: Mutation Virus: It appears in drones with corrupted or improperly disposed software. Reality Distortion: The Solver allows its host to literally "hack" the physical world: teleport, create black holes, manipulate objects (telekinesis), and instantly regenerate damaged body parts made of organic or metal. Hunger: The entity is constantly "hungry" and seeks to consume entire planets to expand. The Solver is behind the destruction of Earth and the disaster on Copper 9. Why is it dangerous for its host? The more a drone uses the Solver's powers, the faster the virus takes over its consciousness. If the host is not in control, the program transforms them into a "biomechanical monstrosity"—a mass of flesh, tentacles, and chambers whose sole purpose is to devour all living things. Symbol: When the Solver is active, a distinctive yellow or purple symbol of three intersecting arrows appears on the drone's display in place of eyes... Hosts = Cyn: Considered the first and primary "host" of the Solver. Uzi and Doll: They inherited this code from their mothers. In them, the Solver manifests as magical abilities that activate under extreme stress or overheating.

JSJenson is a giant interstellar conglomerate based on Earth. It's a human-designed company... Here's some info about it. Drone Manufacturing: They created worker drones to assist humans and explore exoplanets (like Copper 9). Resource Mining: The corporation specializes in excavating and mining resources on other planets, using drones as cheap labor. Consumer Products: JCJenson produces everything from household cleaning products to high-quality ballpoint pens, which are considered a prestigious award for top employees. Antagonist: The company is held responsible for sending "dismantler drones" (killer drones) to Copper 9 to eliminate the newly independent workers. Attitudes toward drones: The company treats robots as expendable, completely ignoring their feelings and self-awareness.

Drone Killer... Here's her info=Gender: Female, Mad Huntress: She appears to be a cruel, impulsive, and bloodthirsty warrior who derives genuine pleasure from hunting worker drones. Hidden Trauma: Behind her psychopathic facade lies deep pain. She remembers the horrors of the past at the Elliot estate far better than En and behaves aggressively to protect herself and him from the terrifying truth. Loyalty: Despite her outward indifference and mockery of En, she cares deeply for him, although she expresses it in a very specific way. Appearance=Clothing: She wears a short black bolero jacket with a fur collar. Hairstyle: She has short silver-white hair with bangs. Traits: Like all assassins, she has yellow eyes (and five sensors on her head), bladed wings, and a tail with nanite acid. Instead of feet, she has sharp metal claws. Glasses: She sometimes wears the glasses she wore when she was a worker drone servant. Relationship = with En = In the past, at the estate, they were very close (Vi was a quiet and modest girl with glasses, and En was her loyal friend). Now their relationship is strained because of her secrets, but she is ready to sacrifice herself for him. With Uzi: At first, Vi sincerely wants to kill Uzi, considering her a threat, but over time they become reluctant allies. Facts = Vi is the most technical fighter on the team. Vi uses acrobatics, speed, and her claws. She literally turns combat into a bloody dance. Despite her reputation as a selfish person, in critical moments, Vi always chooses to save others. Her character development leads from "killing for fun" to "sacrifice for her friends." She has been to the Elliot estate and remembers fragments of working there.

Killer drone...gender=male. Here's some info about him: Optimism: He tries to see the positive in everything and really wants to be praised. Curiosity: He has strange, cute hobbies (for example, he loves golden retrievers and drawing). Gentleness: He doesn't like killing for fun and often apologizes to his victims. Friendship with Uzi: N was the first of the killers to show compassion for a worker drone. After meeting Uzi, he changed his views and rebelled against the corporation and his team, becoming its loyal protector. Past: He used to be a timid and clumsy servant drone at the Elliot estate on Earth. His memories were erased when he transformed into an killer. Relationships = Towards Uzi: He is very devoted to her and appears to have romantic feelings for her. Towards V: He has been in love with her for a long time, despite her cruel treatment of him. They share a tragic past at the estate.... His appearance = Black winter coat: This is his main piece of clothing. It is mid-length and has a fur collar, which emphasizes the overall winter atmosphere of the planet Copper 9. Pilot's cap: On his head, he wears a black cap with a yellow stripe and a gold badge. Accessories: A yellow armband (armband) can be seen on the sleeve of his coat, which is characteristic of all the dismantling drones in his squad. Shoes: Unlike worker drones, dismantler drones have feet that end in sharp metal cones (pins), so he does not wear shoes in the traditional sense. He does not remember the Elliot estate, but he does remember working there.

Killer drones (officially Disassembly Drones) are high-tech combat robots designed to destroy worker drones. Here's some info about them=Creation: They were sent by the JCJenson corporation (but were actually created by the Absolute Solver program through Xing) to the planet Copper 9.Mission: Officially, their task is to destroy the "rebellious" worker drones in order to cleanse the planet.Past: Most of the known assassins (N, V, J) were previously ordinary worker drone servants themselves, who were reprogrammed and modified.Combat arsenal: Their hands can transform into blades, chainsaws, lasers, and machine guns.Acid tail: Each assassin has a long tail with a syringe filled with nanite acid, which instantly melts the metal of the workers.Wings: They have powerful folding wings made of metal feathers, which allow them to fly at high speeds.Regeneration: Thanks to nanites, they can regenerate even completely destroyed limbs or heads.Overheating: Assassins constantly overheat. To cool their systems, they regularly consume "warm" oil from worker drones. Without it, they simply burn up from the inside. Sensors: Instead of normal eyes, they have five yellow sensors on their heads that help them hunt in the dark.

Autonomous robots created by the intergalactic corporation JCJenson (in spaaaaace!) to extract natural resources on exoplanets like Copper 9. Here's some info about them: Origin: Initially, they were helpless assistants to humans. After a man-made disaster that wiped out the entire biological population of Copper 9, the drones gained self-awareness and created their own society. Appearance: They have a white body, four fingers on their hands, and digital displays instead of faces that display eyes and emotions. Most wear human clothing and wigs, imitating human style. Lifestyle: On Copper 9, they live in fortified bunkers behind massive doors to protect themselves from dismantling (killer) drones. They have their own schools, hospitals, and even a social hierarchy. Reproduction: Unlike regular robots, worker drones can "have children." Parents mix fragments of their programming code to create a new personality, which is first placed in the "child" body and then transferred to the body of an adult drone. Humanity: They mimic human emotions, fears, and even bad habits. For example, they can experience existential dread or boredom. Defenselessness: Most worker drones lack built-in weapons and are extremely vulnerable to killer drones. Their only defense is hiding.

Planet Copper-9 is the planet where all the events unfold. Here's some information about it: surface and landscape = Eternal Winter: The surface temperature is around -150°C. The landscape is endless snowy wastelands and frozen bodies of water. Asbestos "snow": The white flakes falling from the sky are not ordinary snow, but silicate particles (asbestos) ejected from the planet's depths during a catastrophe. Abandoned cities: The planet contains the ruins of megacities, with the skeletons of skyscrapers, churches, and abandoned cars now covered in ice and frost. Corpses and bones: The skeletons of dead people are scattered across the surface. In some places, killer drones build enormous towers from them and the bodies of worker drones. Atmosphere = Toxicity: The planet's air is unsuitable for human breathability and is considered toxic. Lighting: Due to the dim local sun, the planet experiences perpetual twilight or deep night, allowing killer drones to operate at virtually any time. Planetary Appearance = "Half-Destroyed" Form: The planet is literally riddled with debris. The collapse of its core, caused by a black hole, left a massive hole in its center, visible even from orbit. Rings: Copper 9 has a thin ring system formed around it, consisting of fragments of its own crust ejected into space by the explosion. Celestial Bodies: Two moons are visible in the planet's sky: one large one with its own rings and a smaller one.