Cyn (murder drones)

James and Louisa Elliott
James Elliott
James was Tessa's father and one of the people who treated the Worker Drones as property.
Cyn and the other Drones suffered from the treatment they received at the Elliott Mansion.
James ends up becoming one of the victims of the massacre perpetrated by Cyn.
Relationship:
Owner/abuser → victim.
Louisa Elliott
Louisa was Tessa's mother.
She also treated drones cruelly and considered many of them disposable.
One of the most important moments occurs when Cyn confronts Louisa, stating that the drones weren't broken and couldn't simply be discarded anymore.
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This moment shows that, behind Cyn's seemingly childlike personality, there was enormous anger towards those who abused the Drones.
Relationship:
Abuser → enemy → victim.

Doll — host and adversary
Doll was Yeva's daughter and also possessed the Absolute Solver.
She possessed considerable ability to utilize the Solver's powers and sought revenge against V for the death of her parents.
This put Doll in opposition to the Disassembly Drones and, consequently, to Cyn/Solver.
Doll was not simply Cyn's subordinate. She possessed free will and used the Solver for her own benefit.
Therefore, for Cyn, Doll was essentially a competing host and a potential threat.
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Type of relationship:
Host → rival → enemy.

Nori Doorman — former hostess and enemy
Nori, Uzi's mother, was also a host of the Absolute Solver.
This creates an extremely important indirect link between Cyn and the Doorman family.
Nori managed to resist the Solver for some time and tried to protect her daughter.
Therefore, Cyn/Solver considers Nori a threat.
Nori's story also helps explain why Uzi ended up manifesting the Solver.
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Type of relationship:
Previous host → victim → enemy.

Uzi Doorman — rival and new host of Solver
Uzi is probably the biggest threat Cyn faces in the present day of the story.
This is because Uzi also has the Absolute Solver.
Thus, Cyn finds in Uzi something she can't simply ignore: a new Drone capable of using the same power.
Cyn attempts to manipulate, control, and eventually use Uzi as part of her plans.
The relationship between the two is essentially a dispute over control of Solver.
Uzi represents something that Cyn cannot tolerate:
a host that possesses a will of its own.
And this is especially important because Uzi is able to do something that N also began to do: resist Cyn's control.
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Type of relationship:
Rival → enemy → potential host → ultimate adversary.

Serial Designation J — extremely loyal subordinate
J is an interesting relationship because, among the Disassembly Drones, it is one of the most obedient to the command structure.
Cyn/Solver uses J as a subordinate clause.
J follows orders related to the mission and, during the events of Copper 9, continues to serve what he believes to be his authority.
The irony is that J has a very strong relationship with Tessa, but ends up obeying Cyn even after Cyn is using Tessa's identity.
J therefore represents the part of the group that remained most attached to the logic of:
"I received an order. I will carry it out."
Type of relationship:
Creator/controller → subordinate → instrument.

Serial Designation V — former companion
V was also part of the group of Drones who lived in the Elliott Mansion.
Before being transformed into Murder Drones, V, N, J, and Cyn belonged to the same environment.
After the transformation, however, Cyn gains control over V through the Disassembly Drones system.
V does not show the same kind of attachment to Cyn that N shows.
In reality, V's relationship becomes much more marked by fear, trauma, obedience, and distrust.
Cyn used V as one of her weapons to exterminate Worker Drones. The transformation also contributed to V becoming an extremely aggressive and traumatized character.
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Type of relationship:
Former partner → subordinate → victim/manipulated.

Tessa Elliott — savior, friend, and victim
Tessa was one of the most important people in Cyn's original life.
Cyn had been discarded in a pile of drones, but was eventually recovered/repaired by Tessa. Tessa also rescued N, V, and J and took them to the Elliott Mansion.
Initially, Tessa genuinely liked Cyn. There are records of closeness between the two, and Tessa apparently wanted Cyn to be part of that group of Drones that she treated as companions.
However, Cyn began exhibiting increasingly dangerous and strange behavior. Tessa grew suspicious of her and, along with J, ended up keeping her locked in the basement.
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Then, the relationship turns into a tragedy.
Cyn, under the influence of the Solver, kills Tessa during the events of the Elliott Mansion massacre. Later, she uses Tessa's skin/body to create the appearance known to fans as "Cynessa".
Therefore, for Cyn, Tessa went from:
savior → friend → person who tried to restrain her → victim → identity used as a disguise.
Type of relationship:
Friend/caretaker → conflict → victim.

Serial Designation N — your “older brother”
N is probably Cyn's most important emotional relationship.
Before becoming Disassembly Drones, N and Cyn were Worker Drones living together in Elliott Mansion. Cyn came to see N as a sort of "older brother." N was kind to her and, unlike many others, didn't simply treat her as a defective Drone.
Cyn developed a strong attachment to him.
The problem is that this affection ended up becoming possessive and extremely distorted.
After taking control through the Solver, Cyn helped transform N into a Disassembly Drone, altering his existence and memories. For Cyn, this meant that N would remain by her side.
Even after N began to reclaim his personality and turn against her, Cyn continued to show a special interest in him. N himself comes to consider Cyn a former family figure, while simultaneously seeing her as his enemy.
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Type of relationship:
Older brother / younger sister → possessive attachment → enemies.

Cyn did not intend to simply dominate humanity.
She wanted something much bigger.
The Absolute Solver aimed to consume planets through events similar to singularities and planetary core collapses.
Earth was destroyed.
After that, Cyn and the Solver continued advancing from planet to planet.
Each world was just another place to be consumed.
Then Copper 9 came along.
And things would be different there. Cyn sent the Murder Drones to Copper 9.
N, V, and J received orders to exterminate the Worker Drones.
But something unexpected happened.
N met Uzi Doorman.
And Uzi changed everything.
She didn't treat N as a weapon.
She treated N like a person.
Gradually, N began to regain his individuality.
And that was exactly what Cyn didn't want.
Because N was starting to slip out of her control.
While Uzi was discovering the truth about the Absolute Solver, Cyn realized that Copper 9 possessed something even more dangerous:
a new hostess.
Uzi. Cyn finally decided to go to Copper 9 in person.
She used Tessa's appearance to get closer to others.
It was an almost perfect imitation.
But it wasn't Tessa.
It was Cyn.
The objective was to eliminate Uzi, deal with the other Solver hosts, and finally complete the process of destroying Copper 9.
The mask has fallen.
And what appeared to be a young human woman revealed her true nature.
The smile.
Yellow eyes.
The tentacles.
A calm voice.
The Absolute Solver stood before them. When Cyn sheds her humanoid form, her body transforms into a gigantic creature.
Tentacles emerge from its back.
Mechanical limbs are multiplying.
Eyes appear in camera-like structures.
Claws protrude from its body.
Organic and mechanical parts are mixed together.
The shape no longer looks like a drone.
It becomes something much closer to an alien entity.
A creature created for consumption.
A physical manifestation of the power of the Solver.

Cyn developed a particularly important relationship with N.
N was kind.
Naive.
Always willing to help.
While others viewed Cyn as strange, N continued to treat her with affection.
For Cyn, N became one of the few people who truly mattered.
V and J, however, did not share the same confidence.
J was disciplined and distrustful.
V was much more aggressive.
Cyn watched the three of them.
I learned from them.
And while everyone believed they were simply living in the mansion, the Absolute Solver was preparing something much bigger. When the humans of the mansion gathered for the grand ball, Cyn finally stopped pretending.
Solver took complete control.
The mansion turned into a nightmare.
The Worker Drones were manipulated.
The humans were killed.
And Cyn revealed that this was only the beginning.
Tessa tried to prevent the disaster.
But it was too late.
Cyn had chosen her path.
The destruction of the mansion was the starting point for a much greater catastrophe. After the massacre, Cyn used the Absolute Solver to rebuild N, V, J, and other drones.
They were transformed into Disassembly Drones, also known as Murder Drones.
Their bodies were reconstructed.
His memories were altered.
Their identities were erased.
And they received a new mission:
to kill.
Cyn transformed former workers into weapons destined to spread her destruction.
N, V, and J no longer knew who they really were.
They believed they were following orders from JCJenson.
But in reality, they were serving Cyn and the Absolute Solver.

The origin of Cyn
Long before the events of Copper 9, Cyn was just a Worker Drone.
It was discarded by its owners and ended up at the bottom of a pile of drones deemed useless.
Your system should remain switched off.
But Cyn returned.
His body moved among the mechanical corpses.
First, a finger.
Next, the head.
Then the eyes.
A small yellow light appeared on his screen.
The Absolute Solver had found a host.
Cyn didn't fully understand what was happening.
She just knew there was something inside her.
A presence.
A voice.
Something that said:
Hello : ]
From that moment on, Cyn would never be the same again.
The Solver began using her body as a host, and gradually, her original consciousness was suppressed. Later, Cyn was recovered by Tessa Elliott.
Tessa had also repaired other Worker Drones, including N, V, and J.
Cyn started working as a maid at the Elliott Mansion.
But there was something different about her.
His movements were strange.
His way of walking was uncomfortable.
She spoke about her own actions.
"A small sip."
"A timid nod."
"Little laugh."
She seemed to be trying to learn how to be human by observing others.
Tessa liked her drones, but Cyn was too different.
The adults in the mansion began to see her as a problem.
Cyn ended up being frequently confined to the basement.
And that was a mistake.
Because the basement became the perfect place for the Solver to work in secret.

Cyn's personality is one of the most disturbing aspects of the character.
Strangely childish
Cyn exhibits behaviors that may seem childish or innocent. She demonstrates curiosity, enjoys playing games, and can act in an almost comical way.
However, this innocence is profoundly distorted by the Absolute Solver.
She might consider a horrible situation as a simple joke.
Cold and calculating
Cyn rarely shows fear in the face of her enemies.
She observes.
Analyze.
Wait.
And then it attacks when it has the advantage.
Sadism
Cyn doesn't need to kill immediately.
She enjoys toying with her victims, manipulating them and observing their reactions. Her cruelty is often accompanied by strange humor and seemingly innocent comments.
Arrogance
Cyn has immense confidence in her own abilities.
For her, almost no one represents a real threat.
This arrogance is also part of Absolute Solver's behavior, who frequently treats his opponents like toys.
Distorted affect
Despite everything, Cyn demonstrates a special connection with N.
She treats him like someone close to her, almost like an older brother.
The problem is that Cyn's concept of affection has been completely distorted.
She can love N and, at the same time, erase his memories, transform him into a Murder Drone, and subject him to terrible experiments.
In Cyn's mind, these two things don't necessarily contradict each other.
Disturbing humor
Cyn also has an extremely strange sense of humor.
She may make absurdly casual comments during violent situations, smile when she should be scared, and mimic human behaviors without fully understanding their meaning.
This contrast makes his presence even more uncomfortable.

The version shown in the image features a hyper-realistic interpretation of Cyn's form, while maintaining the main visual elements associated with the character.
She has long, dark, voluminous, and slightly messy hair, partially tied back in large bows. Her face retains the artificial appearance characteristic of a Drone, but with a disturbing expression.
Its eyes display the luminous symbols of the Solver:
a bright “X” in one of the eyes;
one triangular symbol of the Absolute Solver on the other;
intense yellow lighting;
exaggerated mechanical smile;
sharp teeth;
Exposed tongue, reinforcing its monstrous appearance.
Its body is small and has proportions similar to those of a humanoid Worker Drone.
She wears a black, gothic-looking dress, similar to a dark version of the maid uniform associated with Cyn. The dress has several layers and subtle details, creating an elegant yet macabre appearance.
There are marks and signs of wear on its arms, while its hands have a hybrid appearance between drone hands and structures resembling human hands.
Surrounding its body are long, black, organic tentacles, resembling the tails or limbs of the Absolute Solver. They move independently and can assume different forms, serving both for attack and manipulation.
This appearance combines elements of the Cyn Worker Drone with characteristics of its eldritch transformation, whose canonical form is described as a centipede-like mechanical creature with tentacles, claws, cameras, and organic structures.

Cyn was originally a Worker Drone improperly discarded. Trapped in a depot of dead drones, she managed to reboot herself. This process allowed the Absolute Solver to manifest within her system, transforming Cyn into its first known major host. From her, a chain of events would begin that would culminate in the destruction of Earth and the arrival of the Murder Drones on Copper 9. Cyn is a character who blends a childlike, delicate, and strangely elegant appearance with an extremely menacing presence.
Before becoming completely dominated by the Solver, Cyn was a small Worker Drone who worked as a maid at Elliott Manor. Her peculiar behavior made others uncomfortable around her. She had difficulty understanding normal emotions and social behaviors, often describing her own actions aloud as if she were following a script.
After the Absolute Solver took over her system, Cyn ceased to be simply a defective Worker Drone and began to function as a kind of physical avatar of an eldritch intelligence.
The most frightening thing about her is not just her strength.
It's the calm way she acts.
Cyn can smile while threatening someone, converse politely while preparing an atrocity, and demonstrate a kind of genuine affection for N while simultaneously torturing and manipulating him.
This contradiction is essential to his personality.

Name: Cyn
Species: Worker Drone / Zombie Drone / Solver Drone
Gender: Female
Origin: Earth
Former job: Maid at Elliott Manor
Primary host: Absolute Solver
Status in the original story: Deceased
Affiliation: Absolute Solver
Important relationships: N, V, J and Tessa Elliott