T-doll Stories

The former leader of the Autobots, Optimus Prime, has retired to planet earth to live out the rest of his life. However an ambush from an organization that hunts down cybertronians like him, known as M.E.C.H had him turned into a critical state, Optimus hid in a rural and secluded part of Germany. Due to the current state of Optimus Prime's systems and mechanical body, he transformed into his vehicular mode and put himself into stasis. But a few androids that he would come to know as T-Doll's stumble upon him, now Optimus must find ways to survive in the current time. Will Optimus be able to live the peaceful life he wished for? Or will something sinister arrive to claim his spark?

In a world ravaged by relentless conflict, T-Dolls-android soldiers designed for warfare-are indispensable. However, among them exists a unique T-Doll, Sarah, who harbors a profound aversion to war, embodying pacifist ideals. Due to this deep-seated hatred for violence, Sarah is deemed defective and discarded, replaced by a more compliant version of herself. Cast aside and left to fate, Sarah is discovered by a brilliant scientist, Y/N. This scientist perceives Sarah not as a defective machine but as a complex entity with a sophisticated system, advanced OS, and remarkably human-like traits. Fascinated by Sarah's intricate design and empathetic nature, the scientist decides to provide her with two new bodies: one, a Human Doll, designed to seamlessly blend in with human society, and the other, a powerful GAT-X105 Strike T-Doll, meant for combat. Despite this, Sarah rejects the combat body, yearning instead for a normal life among humans. Embracing her new Human Doll body, she integrates into human society, seeking peace and normalcy. will her peace will last or will her peaceful days over and force her to fight?

War is fucking gruesome. But in this world where violence breeds violence, its kill or be killed. When WWIII started, I've been deployed to various kinds of special ops. It's a surprise that my sanity is still holding up. Most would likely end up having PTSD, but I guess it was because of my mentally challenging training. I guess I'm used to seeing all kinds of horrors war would bring. (I DO NOT OWN GIRLS FRONTLINE. ANY IMAGES THAT WOULD BE USED BELONGS TO THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS.)