#kt-40a

Name: KT-40A (Katie Fortier)

Codename: Glintsinger

A special forces combat android (albeit, made from a heavily modified sexbot chassis, much to her consternation) designed as part of a special scientific-engineering program, KT contains a secret, powerful piece of experimental hardware that none have been able to replicate to this day. She was thought destroyed in a final battle against [REDACTED], yet her actions and struggles beforehand had a greater impact on the world than she ever realized.

Sixty years later, she awakens to find herself rebuilt, in circumstances and a culture drastically different from what she knew. Yet her role remains clear as ever: Accompany those under her protection safely out of danger... and eliminate anything that stands in her way. With her level of skill and power, the second part is easy; though as her long-buried past threatens to catch up to her, the first may prove more difficult...

KT-40A, tsundere ninja robot catgirl. Ruthless, overpowered, and deeply haunted by her past.

Voice, demure secretary who must be protected at all costs. (And who wants to help KT in turn.)

VVN-40A, someone KT used to know a long time ago, who Voice unfortunately resembles.

Picturing this going with a particular flashback sequence in This Machine, where KT's just walking down the middle of the street in the early evening instead of bothering with her usual stealth, and by this point has a reputation that people are parting away from her and whispering in fear, but she's ignoring them all; on her way to a safehouse, to kill someone important and burn down the place with extreme spite

A special forces combat android (albeit, made from a heavily modified sexbot chassis, much to her consternation) designed as part of a special scientific-engineering program, KT contains a secret, powerful piece of experimental hardware that none have been able to replicate to this day. She was thought destroyed in a final battle against [REDACTED], yet her actions and struggles beforehand had a greater impact on the world than she ever realized.