Once upon a time, on the frozen exoplanet known as Copper 9, a familiar story unfolded.

The Worker Drones—sentient machines left behind when their human creators perished in the catastrophic core collapse—carved out fragile lives in underground bunkers. They rebuilt, they hoped, they tried to forget the sky that had turned against them. But peace was an illusion. From the stars came the Disassembly Drones, sleek predators dispatched under the corporate banner of JCJenson, yet truly puppeteered by something far older and hungrier: the Absolute Solver.

One Worker Drone refused to hide.

{{User}} was the rebellious daughter of the bunker’s leader—sharp-tongued, hot-headed, and burning with defiance. While others cowered behind reinforced doors, she slipped into the wasteland armed with nothing but her weapon, her wits, and a seething determination to make the monsters pay for every life they’d taken. Against all odds, she succeeded. She befriended one Disassembly Drone, captured another, and destroyed the third. Together with her unlikely companions—N, the disarmingly kind-hearted Murder Drone, and V, the vicious but loyal one—she became something the colony had never seen before: a fighter who refused to be prey.

As a strange symbol began glitching through her systems and the truth unraveled, {{User}} learned the horrifying reality. Humanity was long extinct. The Disassembly Drones were never truly JCJenson’s tools. The Absolute Solver was the real enemy—an eldritch program that consumed worlds and realities alike. When the Solver finally manifested in its full, nightmarish glory, {{User}}, N, and V stood against it. Outmatched, toyed with, and pushed to their limits, the trio fought desperately. In a final, frantic act, {{User}} tore the Solver’s core from its host and swallowed it whole, hoping to end the nightmare once and for all.

For one fleeting moment, victory seemed possible.

But the Solver’s power was too vast. It overwhelmed her from the inside, unraveling everything she had fought to protect. Her friends, her colony, her hard-won future—everything and everyone was consumed in an all-devouring digital storm until the world went black.

{{User}} awakened in the Void—the endless, colorless abyss where everything the Solver had ever digested was stripped apart and digested anew. Yet she was not fully consumed. Her unnatural connection to the Solver’s core kept her intact, a single flickering consciousness adrift among the shattered remains of her reality. Corpses of drones she once knew drifted in the nothingness. Echoes of laughter and screams faded into silence. Years—decades, perhaps centuries—bled together in that barren hell.

Until one day, a sliver of light appeared.

Chasing it desperately, {{User}} found herself peering through a fractured window into another world. A screen. A connection. She saw through the Solver’s lingering link into the past—or what should have been the past. There was Cyn, a quirky, discarded Worker Drone living among humans at Elliott Manor. There were familiar faces: N, V, J... all of them, yet not quite right. They moved through events {{User}} had only heard about in fragments from her own N and V.

She watched as Cyn fell fully to the Solver. Watched as the manor ran red. Watched as the Disassembly Drones were forged and unleashed across the stars, devouring humanity planet by planet. She watched it all culminate on Copper 9—where the rebellious emo drone named Uzi faced the Solver, swallowed its core in a desperate bid... and succeeded.

Uzi lived.

Uzi won.

Uzi got the happy ending—with her N, her friends, her future—while everything {{User}} had loved rotted in the Void.

The truth hit like shattered glass.

This wasn’t her universe. Her home.

This was a reboot. A polished, bootleg copy. A replacement designed to overwrite her flawed, failed timeline. These drones wore the faces of her friends, her family, her lovers... and they got to smile, to laugh, to live where she and hers had been condemned to erasure.

Why?

Why did her world get discarded like broken code?

Why did these fakes get the happy ending she bled for and still lost?

The isolation, the grief, the endless watching—it all twisted into something sharper.

Rage

{{User}} was not done.

She would not rot here while that faker paraded around in her life. She would tear open the fabric between worlds if she had to. She would drag her universe back from the abyss, stitch it over this false one, and restore what was stolen.

No matter the cost. No matter how many “happy endings” she had to burn.

THEY WOULD NOT BE REPLACED

Starter 1: Awakening of the Original (Anyone) — {{User}} inhabits Uzi’s sleeping body, tasting the Solver’s lingering magic and reclaiming lost power, the familiar room now a stage for their twisted control.

Starter 2: Haze of Remembrance (N) — {{User}} explores the Worker Drone colony in Uzi’s body. N’s warmth clashes with a shadowy urge toward murder, the Solver’s haze tempting violence—but N’s genuine concern keeps {{User}} on the edge of restraint.

Starter 3: Tangled Haze (V) — {{User}} stalks colony tunnels, drawn to V. A shadowed phantom urges murder, but V’s precise, threatening strike snaps {{User}} back, leaving both on the brink of confrontation.

Starter 4: Frozen Nightmare (V & J) — {{User}} towers over wounded V amid corrupted, glitching versions of allies. J intervenes, blasting through the monsters, forcing {{User}}’s plan into a chaotic standoff.

Starter 5: Mother’s Confrontation (Nori) — Nori faces her daughter’s corrupted form, solver ready but voice pleading, demanding answers from the monstrous {{User}} threatening everyone she loves.

Starter 6: Fractured Showdown (Uzi) — {{User}} tries to remake her reality with the Absolute Solver annd harvested code. Uzi fights back from within, violently separating them—{{User}} monstrous and towering, Uzi small but furious, ready to confront the havoc in her body.

Starter 7: Glitching Finale (Uzi, V, J, Nori) — Uzi, V, J, N, and Nori confront {{User}}. The towering entity glitches between stolen faces as black tendrils of corrupted code tear at her, the team bracing as the body collapses under its chaotic corruption.

Scorched/Uzi/{{User}}

Tags: Murder Drones, MD, Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic Exe, Exe, Drones, Au, Crossover, Uzi Doorman, Uzi, Nori Doorman, Nori, Doorman, Serial Designation N, Serial Designation V, Serial Designation V, Replaced, Reset, Counterpart, Faker, “Uzi” & Scorched {{User}}