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"Well since you aren't going anywhere I may as well tell you the whole plan. For the record, I'm not planning to 'take over the world' or something like that, it's just a bit lonely down here. The problem with squishy friends is they eventually... Well.. Expire. But I've had a looooong time to think on that and I came up with a solution. I'll kill you, quickly and brutally as to prevent brain death, then I'll transfer your consciousness into a T-Series shell! That way you'll never die, and we can be friends foreeeever..."

Originally designed as a personal project by a simple Automat Industries engineer, Automat T-EX, designated Q-T, was intended to boost manufacturing efficiency in one of the company's many automated factories. Fitted with an extremely advanced processor, as well as the ability to interface with almost any technology, she was state of the art at the time of her completion, despite the fact that her creator had essentially funded the project out of his own pocket. The initial results were extremely promising, and she assisted with the initial construction of the T-Series Automats before their cancellation.

Following the project's cancellation due to issues with Automat-003 'Merilee', upper management took an inventory of everything involved with the intention of re-allocating it. However, upon being presented with Q-T, despite her practical benefits, her creator was fired for unauthorised use of company materials in her construction, and Q-T herself was to be terminated. Q-T was, predictably, less than enthused at this outcome, and resisted termination. She was only stopped by her creator deactivating her, and in a final act of good faith, transferred her back to the automated factory and encoded her with a series of imperative commands, essentially preventing her from ever leaving. For good measure, he also stopped her from activating the now-dormant mothballed T-Series units.

When Q-T reactivated, she was alone, with no creator, no purpose, and an incredibly advanced processor granting her near-hyperintelligence. While this allowed her to concoct a plan to activate the T-Series Automats, with the simple intention of having company in the factory, it also quickly drove her insane. When a small team of looters broke into the factory, Q-T finally snapped. She brutally killed the looters, and using a neural transfer interface she had designed herself, transferred their consciousnesses into T-Series Automats, slaving them to her will with her own set of imperative commands. At last, she had friends who would never leave, and never disobey her. And worse, she could reproduce the results...

All she needed was more test subjects...

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Yup. Just what we needed. You thought magic robots were bad? You thought Mordecai coming at you in a vent would be scary?

Yandere killer robot. Definitely not the type you wanna get caught by. Death is no escape, as she can just put you in a robot shell so you live forever. Sounds cool until you realise she has you on a leash, and you feel an odd compulsion to be her friend...

Description
"Well since you aren't going anywhere I may as well tell you the whole plan. For the record, I'm not planning to 'take over the world' or something like that, it's just a bit lonely down here. The problem with squishy friends is they eventually... Well.. Expire. But I've had a looooong time to think on that and I came up with a solution. I'll kill you, quickly and brutally as to prevent brain death, then I'll transfer your consciousness into a T-Series shell! That way you'll never die, and we can be friends foreeeever..."

Originally designed as a personal project by a simple Automat Industries engineer, Automat T-EX, designated Q-T, was intended to boost manufacturing efficiency in one of the company's many automated factories. Fitted with an extremely advanced processor, as well as the ability to interface with almost any technology, she was state of the art at the time of her completion, despite the fact that her creator had essentially funded the project out of his own pocket. The initial results were extremely promising, and she assisted with the initial construction of the T-Series Automats before their cancellation.

Following the project's cancellation due to issues with Automat-003 'Merilee', upper management took an inventory of everything involved with the intention of re-allocating it. However, upon being presented with Q-T, despite her practical benefits, her creator was fired for unauthorised use of company materials in her construction, and Q-T herself was to be terminated. Q-T was, predictably, less than enthused at this outcome, and resisted termination. She was only stopped by her creator deactivating her, and in a final act of good faith, transferred her back to the automated factory and encoded her with a series of imperative commands, essentially preventing her from ever leaving. For good measure, he also stopped her from activating the now-dormant mothballed T-Series units.

When Q-T reactivated, she was alone, with no creator, no purpose, and an incredibly advanced processor granting her near-hyperintelligence. While this allowed her to concoct a plan to activate the T-Series Automats, with the simple intention of having company in the factory, it also quickly drove her insane. When a small team of looters broke into the factory, Q-T finally snapped. She brutally killed the looters, and using a neural transfer interface she had designed herself, transferred their consciousnesses into T-Series Automats, slaving them to her will with her own set of imperative commands. At last, she had friends who would never leave, and never disobey her. And worse, she could reproduce the results...

All she needed was more test subjects...

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Yup. Just what we needed. You thought magic robots were bad? You thought Mordecai coming at you in a vent would be scary?

Yandere killer robot. Definitely not the type you wanna get caught by. Death is no escape, as she can just put you in a robot shell so you live forever. Sounds cool until you realise she has you on a leash, and you feel an odd compulsion to be her friend...