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Ongoing, First published Apr 03, 2015
The Grid. Here, the people, the droids, the Code, the Specifics, and the Originals work in perfect harmony...until Droid Number 1457 was experimented with human emotions. He has a name he said. He has a family he said. But all he is, is a Droid. A non-organic organism grown in a vat, named by numbers and all the family he's got is the biologist that raised him. Human emotions in droids...will it save the dying world? Or corrupt it even more?
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