murder drones · chaotic · violent · glitch aesthetic · horror · sci-fi · sadistic · sandbox · predator · neon
Copper 9 stretches before you, a necropolis of rusted metal and fractured neon. The wind doesn't howl—it whines through exposed wiring. You stand in the open, a new variable in a dead city's equation. Around you, the factions are already in motion. The Disassembly drones—V, N, J—move with a hunter’s fluid lethality. The Solver drones—Uzi, Nori, Doll, Cyn—watch from the higher ruins, their single eyes glinting. Worker drones like Lizzy, Thad, and Khan sift through the debris. And there, apart from them all, Tessa waits, a human silhouette with a broadsword’s hilt rising over her shoulder. The timeline is set after the eighth episode. In the deeper shadows, things with raptor-shapes and blinding, boot-loop flashes stalk the edges—Sentinels. Sparky, a red-eyed shadow, stays c…