#three oc

One:

Part of a group of five disassembly drones, One was the self appointed leader of the team before things inevitably fell apart due to her poor leadership. This did little to stop her though, and she eventually reunited with and began bossing around a former team member of hers, Four (owned by @pokeart123). Together the two worked to carry out their mission to eliminate worker drones and humans alike, but an encounter with a "pacifistic" disassembly drone named Haniel led her to take up a new mission of hunting the traitor down. While not always one to think plans through, she is a persistent bastard and has mastered the art of beating her head against a wall until she accomplishes her goals. It would take the force of a god to keep her down for good, and even then it would be a struggle. Initially, she didn't give a damn about a single other soul, seeing even those she worked alongside as disposable. This changes when she starts working with Zero, who she eventually develops feelings for.

Zero:

Zero is a disassembly drone who has mastered the art of indirect combat and efficient elimination of her enemies. She is one to bide her time, learning the best and most effective methods to accomplish her goals. While relatively unskilled in hand to hand combat, Zero is incredibly knowledgeable in chemistry and has created a plethora of chemical weapons to weaken and dispose of those who face her. Every contingency is planned for and little comes to her as a surprise in any encounter, though she is not perfect and slips up on the rare occasion. While she is usually very deadpan and level headed, she can get rather heated when those she faces are able to best her. She typically preferred to work alone, though that changed when she joined forces with One, a drone she eventually grew to care for greatly.

Three:

Three was one of the disassembly drones under One's leadership alongside her twin brother Two (owned by @pokeart123). While she initially tried her best to stick with the team, One's poor leadership nearly getting her killed led to her her and her brother abandoning ship. Another drone from the group named Five followed not long after and joined them, and Three worked alongside them to survive and continue her programmed task as best she could, eventually coming into contact with a human named Samuel (owned by @lolatulips). Even being a disassembly drone, Three is a very friendly and spunky being. She can be a bit of an act before she thinks kind of person and finds herself needing to be bailed out a lot because of it, but she tries her best to handle her mistakes on her own. Despite her friendly attitude, she has no qualms with murder and will happily carry out killing any who pose a threat to her or her family. This leads to scenarios where she will happily have a conversation with someone she is actively trying to kill.

Five:

Another member of the number gang, Five was originally meant to be the leader of the small group before One snatched the leadership position away from her. Out of pure spite, Five decided that she was going to take a pacifistic stance, refusing to carry out any actual killing and living off of the scraps left behind by the rest of the group. She was eventually the last to remain of the original group alongside One and decided to leave as well, eventually reuniting with Two and Three. She still remains a pacifist despite having no actual problem with killing, purely out of the joy she gets from the idea that One would be so pissed if she ever found out. This works in Samuel's favor, or perhaps to his detriment, as when Five comes across him, she resorts to tormenting him in a flirtatious manor as punishment for nearly harming Three.

Rachel:

Rachel was a bit of a loner initially, that was before she was shot out of the sky by a worker drone named Amy (owned by @pokeart123). Despite having horribly damaged Rachel and having the chance to kill her, Amy instead spared her, much to Rachel's confusion. She would have run if she could, but her broken state left her stuck alongside this worker for far longer than she ever would have wanted as she waited for her body to slowly self repair. Initially she was frustrated and wanted nothing more than to leave, but over time she grew to enjoy Amy's company, especially after being alone for so long. By the time she was healed enough to leave, she instead decided to tail Amy, making every excuse in the book for why she was still around. As she does, she ends up adopting a very laid back and nonchalant attitude, playing off her care or concern in every way she can. Deep down though she cares a lot more than she'd ever admit, a trait that shines through in her not so subtle assistance towards Amy.

River:

River is an aquatic disassembly drone, a variant created specifically to hunt worker drones tailored to underwater tasks. His body runs hotter than a typical disassembly drone, so, alongside his need for oil and aversion to the sun, he is almost permanently confined to bodies of water to keep his body temperature down. Unfortunately for him, he ended up stuck in an old abandoned aquarium with little to no other water for miles. Luckily, however, he was trapped in the same place as Brook, an aquatic worker drone who claims to have known him before he was turned. While he's still a bit skeptical of this, he tolerates her presence as she keeps the aquarium running, in turn keeping him alive as he survives off of the fish in the aquarium to keep his systems cool. He can be a bit of a smug asshole who feigns aggression and "devious plans" to those he comes across, but he is almost always all bark and no bite. Besides, can't do too much unless the drones come in the water with him, and very few are that stupid.