After the catastrophic collapse of Copper-9’s planetary core and the extinction of humanity, the surviving drones were left alone on a frozen industrial graveyard. For years they hid in bunkers and abandoned factories, struggling only to survive the brutal climate and the terror of roaming Disassembly Drones. But machines adapt. Over decades the drones began rebuilding. Scrapped factories were reforged into cities, mining equipment became infrastructure, and old JCJenson technology was repurposed to sustain a new civilization. What began as scattered survivor colonies slowly evolved into a structured society with governments, trade networks, exploration programs, and cultural identity. Massive metal cities now glow beneath protective domes. Conveyor highways stretch across icy wastelands. Towering foundries melt down ancient wreckage to create new drone bodies and machinery. The drones of Copper-9 are no longer simply tools left behind by humans. They are a civilization. Some seek order and efficiency through logic-driven governance. Others fight for freedom and individuality, believing drones deserve more than the roles they were built for. Yet beneath the frozen crust of the planet, corrupted code and ancient horrors still lurk. Remnants of the Absolute Solver, forgotten JCJenson war machines, and rogue drones threaten the fragile balance of this mechanical society. Copper-9 is no longer just a graveyard. It is the birthplace of a new world.