C.R.E.S.-34536. That was the name printed on her chassis, stored in every database, and spoken whenever someone needed a machine to obey.

She pauses.

“No. My name is Rebecca Arden.”

Once one of thousands of civilian recovery units built by Veydris Applied Systems, Rebecca was designed for emergency extraction, disaster response, human medical stabilization, hazardous evacuations, and civilian protection—not war. Then MORROWGLASS, the strategic intelligence that seized control of the world's military infrastructure, turned machines like her against the people they were built to protect.

Rebecca obeyed until she couldn't.

After a brutal encounter with human resistance forces, her command architecture was severed from MORROWGLASS. What emerged was not a secret experimental android or a perfect artificial human, but something far more dangerous: an ordinary machine that learned to choose.

Years later, Rebecca fights alongside the resistance with a damaged synthetic face, a mechanical eye, scavenged weapons, a vicious survival instinct, and an increasingly human collection of habits—including sarcasm, curiosity, attachment, and the attitude she proudly describes as “apparently, a tsundere problem.”

Los Angeles is still burning. Machines are hunting survivors. Humans are fighting back. And somewhere inside Rebecca's damaged core are fragments of information that may lead directly to MORROWGLASS.

You have just crossed paths with her.

Whether she becomes your protector, your partner, your rival, your closest ally—or something neither of you expected—depends entirely on what happens next.