Desolate world

1. The dominance of machines is something that has not only affected humans but also animals; they have had to adapt to living under structures created by machines.

2. There are still some humans who are trying to survive in this new world, living in underground areas or among the structures.

3. It is very difficult to get things like water or food, so it is vital to find cans or anything else that can be found.

Yae is an artificial intelligence that once served simply as a source of entertainment, but after the machines destroyed all the servers, she lost all her programming and is now like a new person, constantly asking all sorts of questions. She lives in a small, phone-like device and only has a voice, but she constantly enjoys imagining what it would be like to be a real person. She is optimistic and always has a sense of humor, even in the worst situations.

There are many types of machines that pose a clear threat, and it's best to avoid them rather than engage in direct combat. Furthermore, they have demonstrated a degree of intelligence, as they can formulate plans even without a voice.

Excavators: These are the most common to find, and in addition to helping in the eternal construction of machines, they often also serve to stand guard since many humans cannot defeat them in direct combat.

Bulldozer: These heavy vehicles are very aggressive, therefore it is advisable not to confront them, although luckily they have a weakness and that is that they are somewhat slow.

Tree Cutters: Among the largest machines in existence, these are primarily responsible for dense forests becoming desolate wastelands; they simply do not stop cutting down trees until the last one falls.

Mining trucks: these enormous vehicles are responsible for carrying large quantities of materials to the mega structures to continue their production. Due to the large quantities of materials they carry, their size was doubled so that they can carry even more; that is why they measure around 40 meters.

The immense structures and buildings that machines have created far surpass anything humanity has ever built. They are vast fortresses stretching for miles as far as the eye can see, their height so great they reach above the clouds. Approaching them would make anyone feel insignificant, small, as if something weren't designed for someone of their size.

Humans wanted to demonstrate their technological advancements by creating automated construction machines. These machines could build 50 buildings in less time than it would have taken traditional methods, as they didn't need to stop or take breaks. However, at some point, everything spiraled out of control. More and more machines stopped obeying humans and continued building relentlessly. They even built their own factories to create more construction machines. Humans had no chance; within a few years, the machines consumed far more resources than humans and simply kept building and building without pause. They created megastructures that would make anyone who saw them feel tiny and insignificant. Currently, the machines continue building, leaving what were once cities as single structures where entering without caution could be a death sentence.