Dispatch

• being in control of the situation
• city landscapes
• getting closer to the end of his mission

• pain
• people who are guided by emotions
• tint

Dispatch was manufactured as part of a series of mass produced general service robots. Sold as blank slates for marketability and odd jobs, thousands upon thousands of his make and model were produced before he even gained a conciousness. From the moment there was a spark of a thought within his mind, however, Dispatch felt nothing but a cold and metallic hatred. Knowing how many robots identical to him in every way existed made Dispatch feel sick, and he decided to destroy each and every one of them, making him truly unique. Coming alive on the manufacturing line, Dispatch wreaked havoc, destroying every robot he could get his hands on and gradually crafting a more effient weapon around his arm using their bodies. Not long after he left though, destruction in his wake, Dispatch felt as if something was off with the weapon he had crafted, and came to the horrific realization that one of the robots he had killed had managed to worm into way into the circuits of his arm. This robot, Tint, hated Dispatch for obvious reasons, but decided to let Dispatch continue his mission on the condition that he spare a single robot, their friend SAMS. With Tint being able to instantly reroute electricity into Dispatch's body, he didn't have much of a choice than to agree.

Dispatch's entire being relies on being seen as a cold, calculated killing machine. The thing he detests the most is those guided by emotions, and he tries to make it abundantly clear that he will never fall into that trap. Relying on this "logical" way of thinking, Dispatch rarely if ever feels any remorse for what he does. He is interested in self preservation, and the fact that those he targets are seen by him as nothing but copies, he feels nothing while taking care of them. Dispatch exudes an air of entitlement, as if he deserves what he wants just on priciple. Despite his insistance that he is emotionless however, this is very much not the case if you were to know him. Dispatch feels a wide range of anger and resentment, mostly directed towards the two he hates most in the world, being Tint and SAMS.

• The wire on the top of his head is to help locate other robots
• He still has control over the arm Tint is in, but Tint has to expressly "hand over the wheel" and can take control away from him at any time
• He actually likes looking over the city at night sometimes, it "calms him" (as calm as a murder robot can be anyway)