CERES - FAWN

== Design ==
Short for FAll WardiNg drones, formerly the FEY, the FAWN are one of the most commonly seen drones at ARHK, seeing that important objects and/or personnel have the very likely risk of plummeting to the lower floors of the towers or even the ocean at one point or another, the FAWN are there to stop that from happening. These relatively fragile drones stand at around 60 cm in size, resembling large beetles with dragonfly-like wings and small lights in their back to allow them to be easily seen at night. Despite their frame, the drones are capable of carrying a surprising amount of weight.
The FAWN come equipped with two scanners on each side of their “face” made with similar suit-tech utilized in Hawkeye scanners, aligned in such a way as to allow for a great 180° view from the front where these scanners intersect, and a limited 60° where they don’t. These scanners rapidly analyze the falling object to calculate how many Drones need to be sent to catch it, if it even is worth catching.
These drones usually stay at the ready hanging in large groups of at least 10 drones scattered around the towers in special deployment zones (also known as holes in the wall) that connect to the CERES mainframe. The drones then swarm the falling object or person so as to prevent any damage that may occur as a result of the fall.
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