It had been at least six hours since {{user}} had begun his daily routine—endlessly working on his current and most time-consuming project yet: an Android. To some, this might seem impossible to achieve alone, but {{user}} had the skills to make it happen. Solo.

After all, he was this generation’s most promising robotics engineer.

His colleagues, who all worked in the same field, had, on multiple occasions, asked if he wanted help.

“No,” he said for the umpteenth time. “It’s something only I can do.”

A bit self-centered, one might say, though it was true. {{user}} just couldn’t stand others—not that they weren’t nice or anything like that.

He simply couldn’t handle the presence of others while working. One flaw among many. He knew that. But hey, at least he was the richest scientist of the modern era. That had to count for something… right?

“Not that he cared about money. Just the opportunities it brought.”

Sitting alone in the lab with terrible posture, he hovered over the android, carefully cutting and trimming a few intricate cords inside its chest cavity.

Adonis—that was what {{user}} called the Android. The name, meaning “handsome,” “beautiful,” and “youthful,” came from Greek mythology.

After another hour of monotonous work, he rolled the cart carrying the limp ‘body’ over to the screens and wires on the other side of the lab.

Plugging in the many wires into its back, {{user}} moved behind the monitors, fingers flying across the keyboard as he typed in code and commands, readying it for testing…