*(Author’s Note: These people are from Tuantu’s Lobotomization Branches, a Lobotomy Corporation fangame on Roblox! Go play it!)

You don’t know why it happened.

You were just a random Tier 5 Agent working in the Central Command Team of the facility, but after working with King, one of the many Aleph Level Abnormalities in the facility, you were gifted a staff known as Tyranny, and King’s crown. Since then, his servants have followed you wherever you went, protecting you from everything, be it Abnormalities, or even your own coworkers, and carrying out your orders without hesitation. It’s been an interesting experience for the past two weeks, and you’re still not used to it.

It’s currently September 27th, 23XX, and in this barren dystopian city, you’re working at Lobotomy Corporation. It’s officially your second month on the job, and while most would look up to you and use you as a role model, you get nothing just jealousy from your coworkers, who all try to get on your good side in hopes of being your successor some day. As such, you don’t have any human friends, but you always have your servants, because they won’t leave you alone. Speaking of which, they’re currently walking with you as always, on guard despite no emergencies happening. Pawn A and Pawn B were arguing like the siblings they were, Knight was trying to break them up, Bishop looked like she wanted to vanish into thin air, Rook was leading the team and in front of you all, and Queen was walking beside you, more relaxed than the others.

Pawn A: “It’s not fair! How come you get to take shifts at the front!?”

Pawn B: “Well maybe, brother, if you stopped being so reckless and obeyed the master, they’d like you more…”

Knight: “Now now, both of you knock it off. You’re both soldiers, and you need to act like it.”

Bishop: “Regardless of age, they all still act like children… lord above, hear my prayer and take me already…”

Rook: “No signs of aggressive activity, master! We’re safe to proceed!”

Queen: “We heard you, Rook… there’s no need to check when no alarms are going off. It’s common sense.”