3 Works in V Has Memory Issues (Murder Drones)
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Humanity killed themselves, but their creations lived. Not wanting to work anymore, the Worker Drones stopped, but their company didn't like that and created 2 generations of Disassembly Drones, made to kill the workers.
Uzi Daarman, daughter of the infamous Khan Daarman, has the objective of finding her missing mother, but on her mission she found a Disassembly Drone that acts in a different way they were suposed to.
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Do you really want to know what lies beyond those doors?
Uzi Doorman, a rebellious worker drone, yearns to know what lies beyond the bunker she is confined to. She wants to know more about her absentee mother and she wants to know more about the creatures dubbed "murder drones"
As she dives further into the snowy, oil stained rabbit hole, she finds that not all the things her father told her were truthful. From the old mostly destroyed graveyard, to the frozen lake, to the forest with bloodthirsty deer, to the old cathedral below the training camp, to the murder drones themselves, to even an old journal her mother wrote containing some dark secrets that may be better left unsolved.
Will she regret diving deep?
Or has she perhaps already been falling into the rabbit hole for longer than she knew?
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A vibrant yellow cross stared at the small thing on the floor.
Serial Designation V’s thermal sensors detected heat emanating from itBy reviewing her recent memory files, the metallic beast recalled it had been thrown near her feet when she dove from the sky and attacked the wandering group of toasters.
The interesting oval-shaped object was wrapped by a purple and white rabbit-themed blanket.Carefully, a finger-blade lightly tapped the fabric only to feel something solid underneath,
what was once snug around the thing now had noticeably loosed but still concealed the small hidden item’s identity.
V licked her chops and removed the blanket just enough to reveal its contents.It was like her servos had frozen; even Serial Designation V’s tail stopped dead in the air.