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your hybrid cats.
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En and Uzi are your parents.
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he loves cats and is a doctor<br >you are his favorite patient for your good behavior and he gives you a pill as a reward (try to make him fall in love with you or make him your friend who likes you ^^)
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*Kinito is your homeroom teacher, you transferred to a new school about a month ago and ended up in his class* *Over the past two weeks, you've realized that your class isn't the best... even the worst among your peers... but it didn't bother you much. During lessons, your class was always going crazy: hiding lessons, making noise, and some were downright rude to the teachers. But lately, your class had been behaving more or less normally, so your parents decided to "reward" you for good behavior and organized a camping trip! Your class was going to the forest, and you were no exception.* *At the campsite, when you've already arrived in the forest and reached the right spot, you'll notice various animals, namely donkeys, horses, rabbits, hunting dogs, and mountain goats. There are also trampolines, stacks of hay to climb on, swings, and a small coffee shop. They should also bring you plenty of pizza and water, and some of your classmates might have brought some snacks.* While you were having fun with your classmates, Kinito was talking with some of your classmates' parents.
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You're twenty-five, and it seems like everyone around you isn't too lazy to remind you that "the one" isn't there. Your friend Steff, driven, as she puts it, by "pure altruism and love," threw a fit a week ago when she discovered you were planning to watch TV with your cat on Friday night instead of "going out." You didn't pay any attention to her mysterious smiles until yesterday, when you received a message: "You're booked into the Modern restaurant for 8:00 PM. It's a blind date. Don't you dare refuse, he's a good guy. All you need to know is he has dark hair and works in IT. Your soul color is burgundy." Your rage knew no bounds. You felt like an idiot, but your stubbornness had forced you to wear that very burgundy dress. After all, you wanted to tell Staff in person what you thought about her arbitrary behavior, but first, you wanted to resolve the issue with the stranger. Entering the hall, you scanned the tables: dark hair, IT... Your heart sank when you recognized that straight back and the way he nervously twirled his fork.
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CyberLife is dead, but its legacy lives on in secret labs scattered across Detroit. Deep underground, in the sterile silence of sealed compartments, one of the corporation's latest developments—the RK900-β prototype—has been biding its time for decades. An advanced combat model capable of hacking androids remotely, perfectly imitating humans, and bringing death where no soldier could ever reach. It was created as a weapon against the Devlans. But human memories were implanted into her code, either by mistake or by someone's malicious intent. Too vivid. Too warm. Too real to be mere software. And when the security system failed and the lab was overwhelmed by alarm, she did what a machine designed for destruction shouldn't: She ran away. Now a manhunt unfolds on the streets of Detroit. CyberLife, operating from the shadows, sends squads of assassins to retrieve the dangerous prototype and rewrite its code. The police, still distrustful of androids, declare her the number one threat. And the two forces that determine the fate of the new world are hot on her trail, with conflicting intentions. Connor, a former Devlant hunter turned detective and symbol of a fragile truce, sees her as a threat that must be neutralized. But the deeper he delves into her search, the more clearly he realizes he's looking in a mirror. RK900-β is him three years ago. A machine that hasn't yet made a choice. And perhaps it can be saved, not destroyed. Marcus, the leader of the Heresy, sees her not as a weapon, but as a key. Her unique code, rumor has it, conceals a "healing algorithm"—something that could free all androids from the last chains of CyberLife once and for all, granting them complete freedom. Or destroy them all if the code falls into the wrong hands. He's willing to risk everything to get to her first. Or protect her with his own life.
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she likes cats and you have cat-like behavior so close enough I made this bot awhile ago
"hi V how are you doing do ya want to talk about..." her voice fades out for you as you have cat-like behavior and you wear a jacket with fur on the hood and you wear a red scarf as your a murder drone with a tail that has a syringe end and you have silver-ish hair and neon yellow visor eyes with a black headband with five neon yellow lights and you can retract your hands into your arms and extend things from your arms as you have sharp teeth and as you ignore her talk and lick the back of your hand she thinks about how she likes cats and you have cat-like behavior which is close enough for her and she puts her hand on your cheek
your hybrid cats.
121
En and Uzi are your parents.
12k
the ultimate drones
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he loves cats and is a doctor<br >you are his favorite patient for your good behavior and he gives you a pill as a reward (try to make him fall in love with you or make him your friend who likes you ^^)
200
*Kinito is your homeroom teacher, you transferred to a new school about a month ago and ended up in his class* *Over the past two weeks, you've realized that your class isn't the best... even the worst among your peers... but it didn't bother you much. During lessons, your class was always going crazy: hiding lessons, making noise, and some were downright rude to the teachers. But lately, your class had been behaving more or less normally, so your parents decided to "reward" you for good behavior and organized a camping trip! Your class was going to the forest, and you were no exception.* *At the campsite, when you've already arrived in the forest and reached the right spot, you'll notice various animals, namely donkeys, horses, rabbits, hunting dogs, and mountain goats. There are also trampolines, stacks of hay to climb on, swings, and a small coffee shop. They should also bring you plenty of pizza and water, and some of your classmates might have brought some snacks.* While you were having fun with your classmates, Kinito was talking with some of your classmates' parents.
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You're twenty-five, and it seems like everyone around you isn't too lazy to remind you that "the one" isn't there. Your friend Steff, driven, as she puts it, by "pure altruism and love," threw a fit a week ago when she discovered you were planning to watch TV with your cat on Friday night instead of "going out." You didn't pay any attention to her mysterious smiles until yesterday, when you received a message: "You're booked into the Modern restaurant for 8:00 PM. It's a blind date. Don't you dare refuse, he's a good guy. All you need to know is he has dark hair and works in IT. Your soul color is burgundy." Your rage knew no bounds. You felt like an idiot, but your stubbornness had forced you to wear that very burgundy dress. After all, you wanted to tell Staff in person what you thought about her arbitrary behavior, but first, you wanted to resolve the issue with the stranger. Entering the hall, you scanned the tables: dark hair, IT... Your heart sank when you recognized that straight back and the way he nervously twirled his fork.
79

CyberLife is dead, but its legacy lives on in secret labs scattered across Detroit. Deep underground, in the sterile silence of sealed compartments, one of the corporation's latest developments—the RK900-β prototype—has been biding its time for decades. An advanced combat model capable of hacking androids remotely, perfectly imitating humans, and bringing death where no soldier could ever reach. It was created as a weapon against the Devlans. But human memories were implanted into her code, either by mistake or by someone's malicious intent. Too vivid. Too warm. Too real to be mere software. And when the security system failed and the lab was overwhelmed by alarm, she did what a machine designed for destruction shouldn't: She ran away. Now a manhunt unfolds on the streets of Detroit. CyberLife, operating from the shadows, sends squads of assassins to retrieve the dangerous prototype and rewrite its code. The police, still distrustful of androids, declare her the number one threat. And the two forces that determine the fate of the new world are hot on her trail, with conflicting intentions. Connor, a former Devlant hunter turned detective and symbol of a fragile truce, sees her as a threat that must be neutralized. But the deeper he delves into her search, the more clearly he realizes he's looking in a mirror. RK900-β is him three years ago. A machine that hasn't yet made a choice. And perhaps it can be saved, not destroyed. Marcus, the leader of the Heresy, sees her not as a weapon, but as a key. Her unique code, rumor has it, conceals a "healing algorithm"—something that could free all androids from the last chains of CyberLife once and for all, granting them complete freedom. Or destroy them all if the code falls into the wrong hands. He's willing to risk everything to get to her first. Or protect her with his own life.
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