Murder Drones Stories worth reading
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Growing Pains | Murder Drones: Shift by Dronestahl
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Uzi Doorman to struggles readjust to life within the bunker as the ramifications of the previous arc come home to roost. The WDF is at odds with itself over how to address her actions, with the Chief of Security, in particular, advocating for harsh punishment; fellow students in her class begin to entertain the notion of leaving the bunker; and the awakened Solver within her code brings power that she's ill-equipped to handle. Meanwhile, N and V grapple with the aftermath of turning on J and contend with the arrival of a new Disassembler squad investigating their failure to report in. Everything is changing, and perhaps not for the better.
Murder Drones, The Last Human by SolverEnjoyer
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This story is a character driven drama, set after the events of the original show. A single human grew up amongst the drones of Copper 9, and while searching for answers, and dealing with how misplaced he is, He sets terrible things in motion~ It is recommended to readers who enjoy, The Question of Self, Horror, Mystery, Secrets, And potential crying.
A Heart in The Machine - Serial Designation V x Reader by Retr0Styx
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As a skilled Technician hired by the Elliott family, you spend your days maintaining Worker Drones in the shadowed, humming confines of their vast estate. Your routine is simple but satisfying, especially as you work alongside V, a peculiar Drone assigned to domestic tasks. Polite and precise, she appears to be just another part of the Elliott household. But as you go out of your way to help her, and she begins to respond with subtle, uncharacteristic warmth, something stirs beneath her circuitry. Slowly, the lines between human and machine blur, and a unique bond forms-a friendship, maybe even something more. But as you unravel the layers of V's programming, you also uncover something darker lurking within the Elliott's pristine halls. The family's expectations for their Drones run deeper than you realized, and the true nature of V's programming could threaten everything you've built together. In a world where kindness has no place in a machine's life, your connection with V will be tested in ways you could never have imagined. Original fic by MorganVA
Disconnect  by Hister_Visk
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You're just a human living in the 31st century. Your parents have not been around a whole lot, so drones became your primary caregivers. This has molded the way you see people and drones as a whole and has made it difficult for you to fight the feeling you're beginning to develop for one drone in particular. The perfect woman: Cyn(don't @ me). The problem is, it's culturally accepted that humans and drones intermingling is a degenerate and fround on behavior. How will this affect your feelings? Well, read and find out. That's how stories work. I don't know. This is the first writing thing I'm letting people see. Feel free to tell me all my faults.
Murder Drones: Unforeseen Consequences (V X Human Male Reader) by WhisperingWells
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When Y/n was a child, around the good ol' ripe age of 4-5, he and his parents were forced to move into the Elliot Manor, the father being old friends and a co-worker for Elliot's business. He was quick to befriend the owner's daughter, the two quickly growing to become the best of friends. And as they grew older, so did their intelligence grow, fixing up any Worker Drone that they could. Becoming closest to three specifically over time. But one day. They fixed up the wrong drone. A seemingly sweet drone. But they could never have imagined what said drone would have done. Leading to the rise of an old enemy once thought to be permanently defeated. But I guess his favorite saying "You kill me, I return stronger." Has some merit eh? Will our hero's survive and perhaps be victorious against their villains? Or will they be defeated and crushed, leaving the fate of the universe looking grim for all those who remain? Stay tuned...