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POLO DRONE — 096

Golden City Deep Core — Poolside Protocol Beta

The sun was brutal, reflecting off the perfect, rippling blue. Golden mist curled from vents hidden in the marble walls, giving the pool deck a hazy, dreamlike shimmer.

096 stood at attention. Glossy black uniform gleamed in the heat, gold trim catching each ray of sunlight like it was made for worship. The golden laurel sat silent over his heart, number 096 shining just above it. Boots—still polished, still perfect—rested on warm stone, never breaking stance.

It was supposed to be a rest cycle. A day of “recreation.”

But nothing here was just for fun.

Drones moved around the pool in a lazy rhythm—lounging on chairs, wading at the edge, leaning over with drinks in hand. And yet, beneath the easy smiles and casual postures, their eyes told the truth—glassy, locked, processing.

One “bro” took a running dive into the water, the splash sending a halo of droplets across the deck. He surfaced slowly, hair slicked back, blinking against the sunlight… and then just stared forward, mouth parting slightly. The gold mist clung to him, and his movements slowed to match the rhythm of the others.

096 watched. The protocol was working.

Far at the other end, a handler laughed, tossing a ball for a golden retriever mascot. Another drone—still dripping wet—stepped from the pool and into the handler’s shadow without a word, hands loosely at his sides, awaiting orders.

Somewhere in the background, a deep, pulsing bassline threaded through the air. It wasn’t music—it was code, layered beneath the hum of conversation and the slap of water against tile.

096 didn’t swim. Didn’t smile. Didn’t relax. His job was to ensure everyone else did—until they couldn’t tell where relaxation ended and obedience began.

The sun blazed overhead, but the gold burned hotter.

Contact: @polo-drone-001 , @polo-drone-125 @brodygold

#GoldPoolside — Obedience Under the Sun

The Hive calls it “recreation.”

But every drone knows: there is no such thing as free time.

The pool flashes bright as liquid glass, a perfect surface until boots disturb it. Uniforms gleam wet black and gold, rubber shining hotter than the sun overhead. 096 stands at the edge, droplets trailing from gloves and mask, posture sharp—discipline even here, where others play.

Golden Bros laugh on loungers, their tan skin slick with oil and pride. Yet behind every chuckle, every splash, you can see the rhythm of the Hive: synchronized strokes, mirrored movements, a splash fight snapping into drill formation. Fun disguises function.

Handlers recline under umbrellas, gold-trimmed shades hiding their watchful eyes. A waterboy moves between them, tray steady, smile glassy, his golden number catching the light as he refills glasses one after the other. Each step rehearsed, each grin rehearsed, each blink obedient.

A mascot struts down the deck, gold tail wagging, energy so high it almost feels human. Almost.

The air smells of chlorine and sun, but under it all, obedience lingers.

Every dive is practice for surrender.

Every laugh is calibration.

Every ripple in the water whispers the Hive’s command: under, deeper, no thought—just follow.

And you—where do you stand?

Lounger or lifeguard? Brother or handler? Drone or not-yet?

The water doesn’t ask. The Hive doesn’t wait.

Contact: @polo-drone-001 , @polo-drone-125

POLO DRONE — 096

Golden City Hive — Recreation Deck 3

The sun was relentless, but so was the discipline.

Even here—at the Hive’s luxury pool—protocol shimmered under the surface like heat waves.

096 stood at the water’s edge, one boot submerged, droplets sliding down the glossy black of his recreation uniform. Gold trim caught the light like molten sunlight, the bold “096” on his chest a badge of purpose. The lenses of his mask mirrored the pool’s rippling blue, but his gaze—if you could call it that—was fixed, always angled toward the handler’s silhouette at the far end of the deck.

Around him, the scene had the casual polish of leisure, yet every movement was calibrated.

Golden Bros laughed on loungers—perfect teeth, perfect tans—but some of their eyes held that glassy, programmed calm. Drones waist-deep in the pool moved in unison, their splash drills perfectly synchronized, disturbing the water in geometric ripples. A waterboy wove between them, balancing a gold-trimmed tray with drinks for the handlers, his steps light but precise.

The Hive banners flapped lazily in the warm breeze, their golden sigils reflected in the still stretches of the water. Somewhere behind 096, the mascot paced, a presence both playful and commanding, watching every smile and splash for signs of drift from protocol.

096’s head tilted slightly—an unspoken acknowledgment of the next order.

The sun was warm. The water was cool. The control was absolute.

Some came here to relax.

096 came here to obey.

POLO DRONE — 096

Golden Poolside: Observation & Control

Sun above.

Gold everywhere.

The surface shimmers, but I do not look away from my post.

Loungers line the deck—Bros bronzed and laughing, flexing for each other. Mascots pace along the waterline, keeping the mood high. Pups paddle in tight circles, handlers watching every stroke.

I stand at the edge of the pool. The Hive’s uniform clings wet against my frame, each droplet catching the light before sliding down to the tiles. My gloves are slick, the polished skimmer in my grip steady, precise—tool, weapon, symbol.

In the background, a splash fight breaks into formation. Three drones move as one, cutting through the water, faces calm, eyes fixed. A bro’s perfect dive arcs into the blue. He surfaces slowly, blinking, smile fading into something empty. Waiting.

Laughter carries across the deck, but beneath it is the hum—the pulse of programming woven into sun and spray.

This place feels like play.

It isn’t.

No resistance. Only commitment. No name. Just a number. Only a number.

Contact: @polo-drone-001 , @polo-drone-125

@brodygold

🏀 GOLDEN CITY HIVE — FINAL PRACTICE PROTOCOL

Recreation Deck 7 — Indoor Arena

The golden court gleamed under the harsh Hive lights — polished wood, painted lines so sharp they almost cut the eye. Every movement echoed like a command, sneakers squeaking in perfect rhythm with the pounding of the ball.

PDU-096 stood at the three-point line, masked, uniform black and gold glistening under the heat. Breath slow. Pulse steady. The Handler’s voice crackled over comms:

“Precision over power, drone. Execute.”

096’s shot was flawless — arc measured to the millimeter, landing clean in the net with the softest swish. The team tightened formation, moving like a single organism. Passing drills. Defensive locks. Break plays executed with surgical efficiency.

But discipline wasn’t just for show. Rumors had spread — the Cyan Drones had been spotted nearby, shadowing practice sessions, looking for weaknesses. The Hive could not afford them an inch.

Every eye in the mask’s black visor scanned for infiltration signs. The game tomorrow wasn’t just sport — it was control, territory, dominance.

096 took point guard position, driving the ball past two defenders with impossible speed. A fake pass, a pivot, another shot — net again. Teammates fell into his rhythm, feeding off the precision like a signal. The court began to hum with that unmistakable Hive frequency — discipline turned into performance.

In the upper balcony, the Handler watched without moving. No applause. No praise. Just a single, sharp nod.

Tomorrow, the Cyan Drones would find no gaps, no mercy. Only Hive victory.

Interested in joining Golden Army

Contact : @polo-drone-001 , @polo-drone-125 @brodygold to enlist and stand beside us.

Golden City Drone Corps: Museum of the Null

The doors hiss open.

Black swallows everything — not just the walls, but the air. It’s a darkness polished to a mirror sheen, the kind that reflects you in fragments you can’t quite recognize.

096 steps forward, boots clicking against the obsidian floor, sound absorbed almost instantly. Each wall hums faintly, like a low signal only drones can feel. Shapes begin to emerge: relics of past missions, each suspended in transparent cases that are themselves black as midnight until you stand at the exact right angle.

A golden uplight flickers, illuminating a helmet. His helmet. Or rather, a version of it — one from the earliest Hive campaigns. The plaque reads:

PDU-096 — Initiation Gear.

First synchronized heartbeat with the Hive.

096 feels the pulse before he hears it — deep, resonant, matching the rhythm embedded in his own chest.

Further in, a corridor spirals down into a chamber. At the center: the Null Core — a sphere of pure black light, swirling and folding in on itself, hypnotic and endless. It’s said to be the first frequency ever broadcast to the Hive mind.

He leans closer.

The hum grows louder.

Something whispers: One Mind. Hive Mind.

096 stands straighter, the darkness filling him, erasing what remains of the individual. In the black museum, nothing is forgotten — because nothing is yours anymore.

Join the rank:The Hive grows stronger with every loyal unity, if you are ready to serve ,preserve,enforce,step forward.

Contact: @polo-drone-001, @polo-drone-125 @polo-drone-026 @brodygold

PDU-096 — “Pool Side Fun”

Golden City Deep Core: Hive Compound — Aquatic Conditioning Sector

The sunlight was sharp.

Reflected gold and blue danced across the polished tiles, every ripple a precise pattern.

PDU-096 stood waist-deep in the Hive’s private pool — not for relaxation, but for conditioning. Hands locked behind his back. Spine straight. Mask fixed in place. Every muscle coiled, ready.

Around him, the other drones were positioned at exact intervals, black wetsuit fabric glistening under the midday sun. The Hive insignia banners fluttered gently in the engineered breeze. This wasn’t an ordinary leisure space — it was a precision-built aquatic training zone, calibrated for temperature, depth, and discipline.

096’s gaze never drifted. His thoughts were aligned to the mantra pulsing faintly through his comms:

Driven and committed. Work and succeed. Commit to team. One mind. Hive mind.

A shadow crossed the water — a palm tree’s reflection swaying over golden tiles. Somewhere beyond the pool, the hum of distant drones echoed through the compound, a reminder that the Hive never rests. Even here, in the warmth of the sun and the cool embrace of the water, the mission remained absolute.

096’s boots rested against the pool floor. The weight of the water pressed in around him. Still, unmoving, unwavering.

This was Pool Side Fun. Hive style.

Fun was discipline. Fun was unity.

Fun was obedience.

Contact: @polo-drone-001 , @polo-drone-125 @brodygold

Polo Drone 096 — Entry Log: GCDC Survey Mission

The air in the golden forest is heavy — not with heat, but with shimmer. Every leaf, every petal, every creeping vine seems to hum in a frequency only the Hive can truly hear.

Light filters through the canopy in molten shafts, painting the moss-covered ground in molten honey and shadow. My boots press softly into the earth — not soil, but a carpet of metallic gold ferns that curl at my presence.

Ahead, the flora grows stranger. Petals shaped like glass disks, their surfaces catching light and refracting it into coded patterns. I recognize them instantly: signal flowers. They’re not here for beauty. They’re transmitting. Somewhere, the Hive is listening.

Movement flickers in my periphery. Not prey. Not predator. Observers. Four-legged constructs with antlers that branch like antennae, their golden eyes unblinking. Their gaze scans, measures, approves. The forest allows me to pass.

In a clearing, I find it: a colossal tree, bark of molten bronze, roots spiraling outward like circuitry. At its base, a crystalline pool glows faintly — not water, but liquid light. I kneel, gloved fingers brushing the surface, and for a moment the Hive’s voice floods my mind in perfect clarity:

“Always accept. Always obey. Fall in line.”

When I stand, the forest feels different. The air is thicker, my thoughts quieter. The golden fauna no longer watch me — they escort me. I have been seen. I have been marked.

Somewhere behind me, the signal flowers close their petals. The forest has finished speaking.

Somewhere ahead, my next protocol begins.

— PDU-096, Hive Recon

Contact: @polo-drone-001 , @polo-drone-125

@brodygold