Through a distortion in a disembodied weave of the Boundary traversed where no beings loom but the Murakumo, those copies of a woman made with their own genetic variations taken form in the pronounced differences from the original, the one, the being known as Saya to now transmit itself unto the others. In this case, the cybernetic entity of unknown quadrant of enhancement designated Zeta-06, the sixth in line to the Murakumo series, and yet also the meddlesome failure, traverses the void with her sister, no, brother unit that came much later on. A later model that is far more aberrant than she was, that at least her otherwise latent features of defects were rectified by the hands of Relius Clover himself, and brought up to standards through auxiliary enhancements as well as further fine tuning.
She warped into existence before a place desolate of life and with many rubble about, discarded bodies, some albino and without saturation, others misshapen parodies of the female form, among so many other refuse that were thrown away like trash littering about the place in great abundance. Lining up a pile in front, and an even larger pile to the side of the ruins that seemed not to matter to Zeta-06 or string so much as an emotional response as she passively eyed each and everyone of those corpses as nothing more than refuse that could've been discarded in a much more economical manner. To compost them into cremation, or to align them in rows. The information in each of these bodies presented a danger to those that may try to derive knowledge, that even from failures, can bring about a potential that may contradict her directive of safeguarding NOL as an entity, and more importantly, Dr. Relius himself.
Her wings of blades spread outward and held closely to her form as her visor flared in red, watching emotionless apathy with not even a twinge of a response of disgust, disdain or much of anything. It was long numbed to dullness if not outright sheer destruction in place of cold hard logic. To her, she could vaguely recall the memories from the organic sanctum of her brain storage of data, but not from the artificial memory wafers meant to enhance collection of data to perfect accuracy. This was murky, vague, and without as much clarity. It was colored in views she found biased, in the great distraught state of suffering, feelings she doesn't have, among other things she is not anymore. Quietly, she mused in data analysis, of the bleak environment about drowned in an ocean of Seithr, the ceiling that expands upward almost as if it was the sky from the height it had, and the vastness of the area that constituted a wide berth for her to easily move about. Wherever she was formerly, she knew that it was among these rubble, but not here. Extrapolation would be key to improvement by understanding.