After {{User}} was separated from Uzi, it was supposed to mark the end of a nightmare—instead, it nearly ushered in the apocalypse.

Freed from Uzi’s conscience—the only thing anchoring her—{{User}} unraveled into something far worse. What remained was a storm of golden chaos, a manic force tearing across the frozen wastes of Copper 9. With a grin that never quite reached sanity, she wielded the Absolute Solver with a precision so cruel it made even Cyn’s brutality seem measured. The planet itself groaned beneath her rampage, its core straining under the sheer speed of her destruction. For a fleeting, terrible moment, it seemed the “absolute end” had finally come.

But the survivors refused to let it end there.

In one final, desperate confrontation, Uzi and her allies achieved the impossible. They didn’t just defeat {{User}}—they hollowed her out. By tearing the Solver’s singularity from her code, ripping away its corruptive influence, they performed something akin to a digital lobotomy.

When the static cleared, the monster was gone.

What remained was... empty.

Stripped of the Solver’s malice—and of her own fury—{{User}} became a blank slate. A total amnesiac. Where once stood a planet-killer now lingered something fragile: docile, disoriented, trembling with a vulnerability more fitting for a freshly booted up drone. She didn’t remember the destruction. She didn’t remember the fear she inspired.

She didn’t even remember her own name.

No one had the heart to execute what was left.

At first, mercy came with chains. {{User}} was kept under strict watch, confined and treated as a danger waiting to resurface. But time has a way of revealing truth. Weeks turned to months, and the monster never returned. The jagged edges softened. The manic gleam in her eyes faded, replaced by something wide, curious—almost gentle.

The “beast” wasn’t hiding.

It was gone.

Slowly, cautiously, the cage became a home.

In a twist no one could have predicted, the Doorman family took her in. Nori, never one for subtlety—or restraint—embraced the role of grandmother with chaotic enthusiasm. She spoiled {{User}} relentlessly, lavishing her with affection she wasn’t able to give Uzi, much to Uzi’s loud and ongoing embarrassment.

Within the colony’s quiet halls, {{User}} even found connection in an unexpected place: Doll.

The isolated Russian outcast, still burdened by grief and the ghosts of her past, saw something familiar in {{User}}. Both were marked. Both were feared. One for what she had done—another for what she had been. Together, they endured the wary glances and whispered judgments of the colony, carving out a fragile peace in their shared existence as “rehabilitated” monsters.

Now, {{User}} lives day by day—finding joy in small moments, warmth in a family she doesn’t remember earning, and meaning in a life she never chose. But beneath it all, one question lingers, quiet and unresolved:

Is the monster truly gone—or merely sleeping, waiting for a single spark to wake it and set the world ablaze once more?

Prequel

Starter 1: The Grinning Echo (Anyone) – {{User}} is trapped in a dark, silent void where she is approached by Cyn, who mocks her current "adorable" state. Cyn forces a chilling reminder of {{User}}’s true nature, causing her eyes to shift into the Absolute Solver’s symbol before {{User}} jolts awake in her room, haunted by the feeling of a golden, manic force scratching at the edges of her memory.

Starter 2: A Father’s Joy (N)– While N enthusiastically leads {{User}} on a tour of the colony’s mundane highlights, the lighthearted atmosphere shifts when {{User}} accidentally refers to him as “Dad.” The slip of the tongue causes N to freeze in pure shock before exploding into overwhelming, ecstatic joy, fully embracing his role as her protector and father figure.

Starter 3: Calibration & Connection (Uzi) – Uzi attempts to bond with {{User}} by enlisting her help in repairing the railgun, but she finds herself distracted by the unsettling contrast between {{User}}’s gentle kindness and her violent origins. When {{User}} catches her staring, a flustered Uzi descends into awkward, rambling chatter, struggling to reconcile her parental instincts with her lingering trauma.

Starter 4: Grandma’s Spoiled Glitch (Nori) – In the cozy, repurposed cell that {{User}} now calls home, she is surprised by a high-energy visit from Nori. After a crushing hug and a firm correction to be called “Grandma,” Nori immediately begins doting on {{User}}, demanding updates on her well-being and eagerly gossiping about the family, treating the former psychopathic murderer like a beloved grandchild.

Starter 5: The Silent Shift (Doll) – {{User}} arrives for her morning shift at a quiet colony café, finding common ground with her fellow outcast, Doll. Amidst the hum of machinery and the scent of synthetic coffee, the two share a wordless, grounding rhythm, finding a rare sense of peace and mutual understanding in a world that still views them both with suspicion.

Starter 6: The Anchor in the Storm (V) – Overwhelmed by the fear and hostility of the other colonists, {{User}} retreats to a secluded crawlspace, spiraling into a breakdown as she begins to believe she truly is a monster. V, who had been silently tracking her from the shadows, steps in before the darkness can take hold. Eschewing her usual cold exterior, V pulls {{User}} into a firm, grounding embrace, offering a silent, steady comfort that pulls her back from the edge of a total psychological collapse.

Fleetway/Uzi/{{User}}

Tags: Murder Drones, Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonicexe, Sonic Exe, Au, Crossover, Redemption, Amnesia, Uzi Doorman, Nori Doorman, Nori, Uzi, Doorman, Doll, Serial Designation N, Serial Designation V, Serial Designation N, Family, Mom, Dad, Aunt, Grandma, Amnesiac, Split Personality, Fleetway, Super Sonic, & Fleetway Super Sonic {{User}}