It looks like just a story of a robot girl trying to determine her purpose, right? Think again.
- The world the setting takes in. While its a Post-Cyberpunk world where the lifes of people are actually quite well, between the rampant crimes of the city, attacks of monsters and a mysterious organization that has unknown but malicious plans is not exactly a place you would want to be in.
- When Pivot enters a room to investigate the zone, she encounters what appears to be a lab with a naked copy of her... with black eyes, no arms and standing motionless and ominously. This moment serves as the image of the page.
- While it’s somewhat played for laughs and awesomeness thanks to the way it is played as, the fact that the laws of robotics are a myth and any robot can really murder someone is a rather scary thing to think. Flux’s only reason to not kill the thief was because she had conscience and would not let her sleep well if she killed someone. Still, very scary to think that you can die by one of your creations.
- Dr. Hivemind, he nearly kills Socket and makes Pivot go berserk, in the end, he got what he deserved but it seems that somehow, he lives on by some mysterious method. The face of Socket is all that you need to describe such a scenario.
