More Than Metal
3thanO6oe
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3thanO6oe
Ongoing, First published Nov 19, 2020
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Phythia Delphi Peony was a human. Not a normal one in the slightest. She went to school, hung out with her friends, and even had a phone. What was different you ask? Phythia was a robot, and this is her story. More than Metal is a tale of a robot trying to fit in with the constantly changing human race, and is a real heart breaker. Follow the journey of Phythia as she continues life, trying to fit in with everyone, and to show the world she is more than metal.
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