Drone

Drone is one of the four employees of CARCASS who resigns after the death of Judas (though Judas was alive, such being only knowledge Noswald was aware of). Drone fights off against CARCASS and is the pilot of the Cummoyummi - the ship given to the original group of five in which they would serve the company with. A marksman, Drone is also from Apollo-16. His body is made of metal and he appears to be made of machinery and yet is very much alive, the reason for such being a mystery as he does not remember much of his earlier life.

## Biography

Born in Apollo-16, Drone was not born a child. He was the same stature as always and never did age. He was brought into the world a full-built man, birthed by a great machinery. Apollo-16 is a word on sector Sigma, a planet where there is no natural life, yet a great civilization is harbored. He was born in what seemed to be a dump, besides fellow men though they all seemed dead. Drone was quick to understand he wasn't meant to be alive, being born in the place where others were discarded. He also concluded such happened for he was consiscous and able to question his nature unlike the others of his species. He would leave Apollo-16 and join CARCASS as it was the only company whom seemed interested in a no-one like him. He spent 7 years of his life working for CARCASS as a planet scavenger, being the most experienced man in the group to come.

**Blood, Sweat, Tears and Vii-Buqx**

As revealed in the Season 1 finale, "Blood, Sweat, Tears and Vii-Buqx", Drone is actually a human, an incredibly small human piloting a robot body. He himself was unaware of this as his frontal cortex was tied directly into the body he piloted. With the destruction of his body, Thania promises she will help him build a new one as the two look down on the corpse of Judas whom they killed together once he was blind with greed. Drone accepts the proposal before the Arch-Demon of Blood, Bigsak, makes a pact with him, granting him a flesh body in exchange for half his live-span. Drone says no to Bigsak, though makes a pact with him to which the audience doesn't get to witness. He begins pilloting a new ship, part of the Sylvester Dynasty, being now known as the SS-Silva.

**Kurinj**

In Season 2's two part finale "Kurinj", Drone is about to kill Suzlawd before getting stabbed through his chest by Bigsak. It turns out the pact made a season earlier between the two had Drone allow Bigsak to take his life in 3 months in exchange for enough vitality that he would be unable to die during those three months. The contract finished the second Drone was about to kill Suzlawd, falling to the ground. Suzlawd would only stand back up, calling him cringe. However, in a feat of strength, even dead, Drone shouts at David who is down the hallway and David promptly throws him the legendary armament - Foreskin of Jesus (rough translation). Grabbing the gun, Drone points it at Suzlawd as his body is dissappearing, pressing the trigger and letting his last words be a slur towards the Ishin Race - the race which Suzlawd is part of.

**The Alpha and Omega**

Disappearing, Drone appeared later in Season 3, once the three others enter Hell in search for him in episode 5 "the Alpha and Omega". He explains he is trapped there due to the influence of Bigsak. He gives the party the keys to grab the BFG (Big-Fucking-Gun), a gun which can blast through the infernal and with which they can kill Bigsak. He further explains doing so might make him disappear as he is a slave of Bigsak's personal Hell. Yet, looking at his old friends he explains he would rather die than be a slave, as being a slave is meant for people of color - in his own words. (Should be noted by know Drone is extremely racist). However, though the party does manage to get the BFG, Drone is never rescued in the season, only speaking to them via a trans-comunicator given to him by an envoy of Judas. He sets out on his own little adventure as the main party fights their way accross the universe.

### **Speculation**

Because of the Hydronium Scandal, it is unknown how Duey's story ended. Many theories differ. Some S3K historiographers uncovered more information from former studios that connect a much larger story involving The Ghost*,* and time travel.