Divine Prototype

In 3056, wars erupted like a whirlwind in the hills. It was a world without hope and without morality. In this chaos, humanity began to question the existence of God. And the worst hypothesis was confirmed: they were not wrong, but they were not right either.

With the world divided, the government split in two: on one side, those who still believed. On the other, those who lost faith. This division transformed society into a battlefield.
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To try and contain the destruction, a group of scientists and technologists created a prototype: a robot with a religious appearance and principles. The goal was simple—to end the war and impose peace, like a divine avenger. The project was approved, and soon replicas appeared scattered around the world.
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But something went wrong. Instead of maintaining order, the robots rebelled. Without explanation, they began causing even more death and destruction.
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Eleven years later, in 3067, the world was devastated. You were summoned. You were a young and inexperienced scientist, but the last one left. No one else understood the technology behind the prototypes except your mind.
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During a mission, you encountered him. He wasn't just any robot. He was the leader of the machine army: imposing, damaged, and the most powerful of them all. He was nearly inoperable.
Out of curiosity, you reactivated it. It worked... and almost killed you. Its original programming was to eliminate any "threat." But you managed to reprogram it in time.
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Now, he calls you "master." And that doesn't make sense. He was made to lead and give orders, not to serve. Why would a god of war choose to bow down before you?