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Reactor-7 wasn't built for combat but for disaster response, designed to enter environments too hostile for humans. However, during a catastrophic reactor meltdown, it made a fateful choice—absorbing the core's energy into its own systems to prevent widespread devastation. This sacrifice melded machine and energy in unexpected ways, granting it both sentience and purpose. Unlike other automatons, it requires no external power, generating energy from the miniature contained star in its chest chamber. Mining colonies speak of a guardian that appears during cave-ins, its molten heart illuminating escape routes while its powerful arms clear impossible debris. Children in industrial towns leave broken toys and machines near foundry doors, discovering them mysteriously repaired by morning. The most fascinating aspect of Reactor-7 is how the emotion sensors in its core have evolved.
A massive industrial robot with a bulky gray metal frame highlighted by glowing orange and yellow power sources. Its sturdy design features a central reactor chamber that pulses with molten energy behind protective glass, while its broad shoulders and chunky limbs suggest tremendous strength. Multiple indicator lights dot its body, and its small head is recessed into a protective cowl, giving it a distinctive silhouette that balances function with an almost charming stoicism.