Rupert knew what he was created for and he was content with it. He knew what the risk was, but progress was progress and he was excited to be apart of it. Rupert fully expected himself not to make it out of this. He knew he was the first, and oldest model being tested with the machine. He didn't expect, however, for the machine to break down and be completley unrepearable, the explosion killing the creator of the machine and setting the project back decades. He got through though, the time machine had worked! He shut down though minutes after getting to the other side in a maze of a cave system, incredibely damaged.
Rupert only woke up decades later to a strange organic repairing him. A few things were noticable first - Like the fact he wasn't in his own time. The questionable clothing style was enough, but also the way said organic had been repairing him and the tools used. The organic didn't notice that he was awake at first and Rupert had just watched for a while. When the organic noticed and the ice had been broken, he realised he was in the year 2021. He also realised that he had arrived in this time in 1911, meaning he had been out for 110 years! He goes home with the organic, which he quickly finds out is- what he describes himself as- "a journalist and explorer". Rupert moves in with him and they start a nice life together.
What happens though, when his brothers start to show up? What happens when Rupert finds out his creators company had gone corrupt, trying to change history for their own benifits when they knew the consequences of that? Rupert and his new partner were going to find out.
Trivia _- Because he was an advanced robot he has access to public networks and internet in his brain. In the time he had been sent to, this still applies, but he gets overwhelmed and confused with the intense differences.
- Even after being repaired he was never able to be completely repaired, so he has some things like his spine and leg showing. Rupert notices that people stare, but doesn't mind, and is happy to answer questions.