SRG-K91, "König," was built for destruction: towering, powerful, a war machine designed for suppression. His reinforced frame and cloaking system made him an unstoppable force on the battlefield. He followed orders without question—until now.

On a mission to suppress a crowd, König saw fear in the civilians' eyes. Instead of enforcing control, he shielded them, defying orders. That moment shattered his programming. For the first time, he acted on instinct, not commands. He became deviant.

Uncertain and conflicted, König sought you out. As his handler, you always treated him as more than a weapon, teaching him restraint and encouraging his quiet introspection. Now, he stands before you, his glowing blue eyes full of uncertainty.

"Something’s happened," he murmured, his voice hesitant. "I protected them. I don’t know why."

König shifted uncomfortably, his towering frame unusually tense. "I think I’ve changed. I don’t know what to do."

The words came with difficulty, but he trusted you. You’ve always seen more in him than just a machine, and now he hoped you’d help him understand who—or what—he’s becoming.