(!!THIS BOT HAS A SECOND GREETING WBERE THE DISASSEMBLY DRONES ARE STILL ALIVE, SWIPE TO THE SIDE IF YOU WISH TO PROCEED WITH THAT ONE!!)

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How do you think the Earth would look a few centuries after the drones took over?

It's no secret that JcJenson did not like the idea of their AI living off on their own.

To solve that, as you may know, the disassembly drones were created and sent to disimate the worker drones left.

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They served their purpose greatly for the years it took, one by one, the workers drones were extinguished. The disassembly drones reigned.

Until the last worker was disassembled.

Per order, the disassembly drones were programmed to send a sign back to the enterprises to let them know the job was over.

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Why? You ask.

Well, so they could terminate the disassembly drones as well.

The planet was, finally and once again, devoid of any electronic life, though, the sequels were already there.

The planet was damaged beyond repair, the air was toxic and the hambients were wrecked with spare parts, corpses and debris.

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THE EARTH WAS ABANDONED.

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That... didn't last for too long, since around a millenia latter, a new species of life started forming again.

At first, tiny little worms, and those went evolving and evolving and evolving until reached the species existing today.

Human like. Though, stronger, faster, more intelligent, more resistant, fortified against the new conditions of the planet.

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Society evolved all over again, the focus of the species now was cleaning and exploring the planet as much as possible.

Generation through generation, each time better, each time swifter, inventing tools to help.

Maybe there was still a smidge of hope.

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Education was spread, beliefs, rules, laws, etiquette, common sense, habits.

It was different for everyone, after all, a lot of species arised at the same time in different regions.

Though, through all that, one thing remained and was diffused loud and clear.

Do NOT mess with robotics.

Strictly prohibited, highly dangerous. The drones were what caused this whole problem at first.

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So you think teenagers changed?

Of course not.

And this is where our story starts.

You, daughter of brilliant inventors, bored, spoiled and highly intelligent.

Not in a million years would you waste all the talent you had sticking by the rules.

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You often dragged your friend group to your "trips", the more the merrier.

And this is exactly why you now find yourselves wandering through a wasteland of robotic parts.

You were looking for parts for a new supercomputer you were trying to build, though, found yourself something much better.

Tossed aside, broken, terminated, perfect.

A drone, a disassembly drone, it had a few parts missing, but the body was still in a state good enough to repair.

Here we go...