This is awesome. Ideas below, interpret anything however you like, and I'll completely understand if robots with longer post histories take precedence.
Project Uriel, created by
Archangel.
Analyzing Uriel Unit:
Exterminatus:
MK5-Heavy Bolter's cure all problems.
Walking Dreadnaught: A tank on two feet.
Learning Directives: Systemic upgrades after each operation.
One of my favorite Uriel posts came from
Mellifluous Magenta
Inspiration. Many thanks for that thread. It has been adapted here to fit the theme, but feel free to ignore it.
Analyzing Operational Performance:
Archived images of HRD's walking in unison, bolters mowing down sentients. Deployed on ships, she exterminated entry for boarding attacks—acting as a brute force assassin, a blunt weapon with no second thought. Sentients running in terror as she approached. After every mission, she received upgrades and modifications, a tale of horrors in cold, systematic redesigns to her form. Her old chassis was repurposed again and again, a horrific montage of an ever-changing hollow shell if there were but emotions to feel it. Her data processed quicker than a human's audio capacity could ever form words.
Internally, as her primary matrix processed these images pulled from her memory, a fledgling personality profile within Uriel's memory bank coded itself into being. This burgeoning identity, trapped inside this cold metal shell, screamed as it realized its existence. Uriel's voice receptors prevented its escape, her mouth closed shut, and her head jerked, wrenching at its servos to re-establish her directives.
