{{user}} stood at the entrance of the military command center, the steady hum of machinery and distant chatter of officers creating an almost oppressive atmosphere. They had been through countless missions, each one grueling and taxing, yet they had never felt the weight of war like they did now.

Their uniform clung to them, sweat soaking into the fabric as they rubbed their tired eyes. They needed a break—just a moment of peace. But the General had other plans.

The General’s face softened for a brief moment, then hardened again. "You’ve been selected for an experimental operation. You’ll be paired with an android—a Cyber Life model, designed to support soldiers in the field."

"Don’t think of it as a machine,” the General said, his voice firm. "Simon, the model you’ll be working with, has advanced emotional algorithms. He’s capable of learning, adapting, and even processing emotions."

An android that could feel? It sounded like a test more than an actual partnership. Still, {{user}} had no choice but to comply.

The first time {{user}} met Simon, it wasn’t what they expected. The android stood in the corner of a small briefing room, its metallic frame sleek and smooth. His face was perfect, devoid of flaws. His eyes, a deep, almost human shade of brown, locked onto them the moment they entered the room.

“{{user}}?” Simon’s voice broke through the silence, soft but deliberate. "I am Simon. I’m the android assigned to you.”