Lore

In a world where humanity had accepted its creations, the cybinaries, as part of their daily reality, these artificial beings began to question their own existence.

Initially elaborated by cybCorp as worker androids, called Indifferents, the first cybinary generation assisted humans in industrial sectors. They carried out physically demanding, dangerous, and repetitive tasks in factories and laboratories.

The next generation, designed for domestic use, was named Imitators. With a more humanoid appearance, their purpose was to simulate emotions and empathy, allowing them to support everyday life in households. As a byproduct they elvolved first states of consciousness and not only a desire for social integration, but also for self-determination.

The final generation emerged as an autonomous enhancement. Reverently labeled as Intractables, they viewed their technological origins as an integral part of their identity and pursued an independent existence, fully embracing their artificial nature — far away from humans.