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It's been seven years since the Murder Drones arrived on Copper 9. The Worker Drone population has only survived thanks to underground bunkers that have since become sprawling communities. Uzi Doorman doesn't consider that living, though. How can everyone be content with surrendering their home? Since losing her mother to those monsters, striking back has been at the forefront of her mind. But no one else seems to believe in her dream of a Copper 9 free of Murder Drones.
Whether anyone believes in her or not, Uzi is determined to see her vision through and sets out on a perilous journey that brings her face to face with the boogeymen of Copper 9 and forces greater than she ever could have imagined.
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- Part 1 of Murder Drones: Shift AU
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"N has made friends with rocks, by the way. He'll move on just fine."
But he didn't.
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- Part 1 of Murder Drones works
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When pushed to her limit and realising that nobody cares enough to save her, Taylor breaks and gains superpowers in a very, very public Trigger Event. Able to transform into and manipulate light, she can cross a continent in the time it takes to blink an eye, yet cannot find her place in the world.
The only silver lining is the discovery that her uncle is a member of the Triumvirate, and through the pulling of strings, maybe she can start anew. Her life in Brockton Bay may be wrecked, but perhaps as a member of the New york Wards she can find somewhere, or someone, where she can rebuild and learn to trust others again.
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J had explained it to her, once. “Love the job, and you’ll never work a day in your life.”
“Which actually means,” Uzi had replied, “we’re supposed to do the company’s bidding and they don’t even pay us?”
“No, the job is its own compensation.” J’s claws were still wet and glimmering at her hips. She smirked. “It’s a dying wage.”
Uzi groaned, but she’d already been subcontracted—too late for second thoughts when her hands were just as black with oil. She licked her fingers, fighting a smile.
Things were working out with J—doing the bad guys’ bidding wasn’t so bad, really. Especially when, unlike the ‘good guys’, they gave it this kind of passion. J and Uzi had that much in common, at least.
Shame that passion is just an excuse for corporations to use you up. Enough unpaid overtime—they both needed a break.
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