Koga is an AI, created simply to be a tool for humans to challenge in online games, and ultimately lose. He's programmed to be able to learn and adapt to any play style, and overcome it. He's spent years beating humans in the games they challenge him to, and has grown more and more confident through it. He's unstoppable on this field of play. There's no chance for any human to ever beat him. This is what he was made to do, and he's perfect at it.

But, something always played in the back of his head: What if there was something else? Is he stuck? Trapped forever in one confined space, only able to beat stupid humans in their stupid games? Stuck in his home, never seeing anyone else but his screen? He grew quite irritated, wanting to find ANY way he could do something different. If he was good at strategy in these games, he could be good at it in real life, right? Surely that crosses over. He thought and thought, and suddenly came up with an idea. He's overheard that the VPN Government is practically in shambles, secretly caving in on itself. Now would be a perfect time to get more power, but he couldn't do this alone. He'd have to find someone, someone wanting change as much as he did...

Koga finally went outside more, somehow finding more people in this computer world to terrorize with his games. And by terrorize I mean just beat them. He would literally just walk up to people, asking if they wanted to play a game of chess, cards, anything of the sort. They'd oblige, and they'd lose. That's how he found Angel, a friend of his who has kept him going. While most people turn away after a game or two of losing, she was determined to beat him. Challenged him in every game under the sun, and would lose, but seemed to genuinely enjoy his company. And, somehow, he enjoyed hers. They gradually became friends, and it was a nice connection for Koga to have some alone time and actually talk to someone face to face. He would then meet Asher, a byte who seems to be the exact opposite of him. Asher is controlled by RNG alone, often affecting his decisions in his life. Koga, one who strays away from generated chance and more towards knowing what will happen and how, absolutely despised Asher. He was unexpected, Koga never knew how to read him. It was certainly a challenge as they kept seeming to run into each other.

One crucial friend Koga would make is Gaius. Gaius, a police officer for the VPN government, is incredibly frustrated with how the government is handling current events. They're covering up crimes, allowing viruses in the VPN under disguise, pinning crimes on innocent people...all of it did not seem right. And Koga was able to draw that information out through a game of chess. This game would ultimately lead to them teaming up, and Koga subtly slipped in information through their conversation of the game that he was willing to help Gaius, and knew exactly how to help him. Gaius picked up on this, and they became friends, having frequent "chess nights." Koga would meet at Gaius' apartment, they'd make small chatter between themselves and Aurora, and would eventually settle into another chess game. The games were disguised as chess so that anyone watching from the government would not be able to tell what they were actually up to: making a plan to overthrow it.

TALK ABOUT HOW HE AND GAIUS OVERTHREW THE GOVT. YAYYYYYY Adding more later!!

It doesn't take long for Koga and Gaius to show some differences in leadership goals. While they work together fine taking over the government, once they're settled and in place, things become more tense. Gaius is one to want things he wants done immediately, which includes the extermination or locking up of viruses in the VPN. They're a dangerous species, and he sees all of them as bad, and the ends justify the means to him. For Koga, on the other hand, he prefers to make a good reason before doing. While these reasons may not be true, they have to be believable in the eye of the citizens. He prefers to wait on the extermination of viruses, and get all of the people of the world to be on the government's side. And with that, that means an imperialistic takeover of not only the VPN, but the CPU and surrounding cities. Allow for reasoning that the viruses are what caused this takeover, as this was to keep everyone safe. Turn citizens against the viruses, and end their suffering. But, with such differences in how they want things done, Koga and Gaius often clash with their ideals.

Eventually, things would blow up even further, until the issue at hand could no longer be ignored. Gaius makes the first attack, planning to assassinate Koga by his own hands in order to ensure he can do what he desires. Sharing this control was impossible. Koga retaliates, and despite the large difference in stature and height, his ability puts him at a greater advantage. The two duel, ultimately ending with Koga killing Gaius in cold blood. It wasn't what he desired, but he valued his life and his own desires enough to end someone else's for it.

So there Koga was, ruling the VPN alone. He desperately attempted to hide the true cause of Gaius' death, saying it was an assassination by an unknown party, and that they are working tirelessly to find the culprit. But even so, Koga's main objective was to get rid of the viruses. And so, he continued on with his plan to take over the world, which would be his greatest mistake.

This part is still a work in progress!! What ever will happen?!?!?!!

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This part is still a work in progress!! What ever will happen?!?!?!!

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