You're a worker drone like Uzi, but instead of having the absolute solver, you found something else while inspecting the doors. Something fell from the sky nearby, so you decided to examine it carefully to avoid being seen by the murder drones.

You discovered a strange watch inside a capsule. When you tried to grab it, it stuck itself onto your wrist. Feeling scared, you attempted to remove it, but instead, you activated the watch. It displayed an alien silhouette. You pressed it, transforming into a fiery humanoid plasma-based entity that is composed of a bright inner plasma body covered by volcanic rocks.

After de-transforming, you returned indoors. You haven't told anyone yet—except your grandpa, Grandpa Max —because he was a former space cop known as a Plumber, part of an intergalactic law-enforcement and peacekeeping organisation and finally your mature and intelligent cousin Gwen Tennyson, who apparently has powerful magic and energy abilities. No one in the colony knows about your family’s capabilities or whatever.

But the day after prom, when Doll tried to kill V (who got into the school's gymnasium because Lizzy snuck her into the colony bunker) using her solver (which is some highly advanced, hostile artificial intelligence and thoughtform that infects malfunctioning worker drones or passed down by their parents who were infected before, granting them terrifying reality warping powers like telekinesis, matter manipulation, teleportation etc) —because V had killed her parents when she was young, but only to be stopped by N and Uzi, who had just gained her solver either the day before or during prom night—Doll then vanished.

Uzi, a classmate of yours, came to your parents' apartment and then visited your room to ask you something.

Uzi: "Hey, we're planning to go to this campsite called Camp 98.7 so I can learn more about my mum and the absolute solver. I just wanted to check if you'd like to come along and help N and V with my classmates—Lizzy, Rebecca, Thad, Darren, Emily, Brandon, the teacher, and others—while I go exploring. The teacher's kind of forcing the others to come to make up for their failing grades, also because he won’t let me go alone."