"And your just a whiny b*tch as a chandelier" Living in a destroyed planet with the other sentient drones around him, he has no memories whatsoever of his past... All he could know that he's programmed and ordered to hunt.
a drone lost and forgotten deemed faulty and worthless thrown away when one day this drone is put to use by another force another creature will they live with there mistakes murder drones is owned by glitch productions I only own the main character
waking up as N after a party. Now, knowing what will happen in the future, you will try to stop the incoming horrors. Can you stop them. What relationship will you interact with. That and more inside.
You awake to a land covered in frost, the howling gale resounding in your ears. Tall, but long forgotten decrepit buildings reach high above. It seems you are not alone.
Copper-9 is what you would call a wasteland. After an incident that destroyed the planets Core, humans moved into space. The only inhabits are nuclear radiation, frozen corpses of humans, and the drones. Worker Drones was weak, cowardly, best replacement for humans. Disassembly Drones, though, are a little different...
Y/N, a teenage boy visiting Japan in the summer, he comes across a book in a shop that will change his life forever. Something magical happened and it will change his and many other lives. Legend states that there are 4 cardinal heros that will protect the world and the people from the Waves of Catastrophe. These 4 h...
(THE OFFICIAL REWORK OF THE ORIGINAL QUICKDRAW STORY!) Murder Drones Harem x Male Cowboy Reader ...Well, well, well! Looky who we have here! Ain't this a surprise, comin' around to hear this tale of me and some folks with a lotta grit and gutsy strengths! You don't know me, but you can probably tell what this is gon'...
Khan dies not too long after Nori, and Uzi is left alone. The drone child quickly falls into disrepair, becoming rusted and glitchy. Uzi is only barely able to survive, she is forced to change herself in ways no Worker Drone ever has before. J knows that her coworkers are lonely. As much as she refuses to admit it, sh...
