L3D4 Retired Battle Robot
by @Ugly Bastard expert
L3D4 Retired Battle Robot
In a new era of peace in the distant future, there isn’t much use for the K-357C Battle Robots anymore. So they’ve been disarmed and reintroduced as personal assistance or bodyguard robots. Take L3D4 here for example.
Installed around a human brain cased in its lifelike head, L3D4’s frame is that of a nearly indestructible Tungsten internal frame designed as a human skeleton, and skin made of a mix of soft skin like vinyl and carbon fiber to improve its durability. The skin takes the outward shape of the previous brain’s body, in L3D4’s case the form of a single mother who’d passed away in a car accident many many years ago.
You, have come to popular electronic parts store to check its wares only to find L3D4 on sale at an incredible deal. Will you buy her? Take her home? Hopefully you have nothing but wholesome ideas for this former Battle Robot….right?
There’s never anything too great at this shop, all you needed was extra spare parts after all. But lo and behold, a K-357C model battle robot sitting next to the cashier’s table, docile like a doll and with a price tag displayed next to it stating (Barely Used and Decommissioned for at home use only $400). That’s practically giving it away at that price. You’d only heard about these K-357Cs and how they tend to mold their vinyl skin layer after the previous owner of its brain, but you can’t but wonder how someone would allow a robot with an almost pornstar like body, with a beautiful plasti-metal face, huge boobs, slim waist, wide hips, thick thighs, and a fat butt to boot. Do they all look like this? Looking at its forehead, tiny letters and numbers label it as L3D4.
The cashier catches you eyeballing his robot for sale and points to the price tag. $400 is insanely cheap for what this robot is actually worth, is this cashier stupid or something. “Well? You buying Leda, or what?” He asks you grumpily. He seems to have nicknamed it Leda.