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*In a somewhat-but-not-entirely dystopian furry world. A company known as Everdrone expanded and taken over most governmental infrastructure (police, banks and currency, and military included). Everdrone is known for its Drones. Many Furs are go to Everdrone, either willingly because it's an easy paycheck, or are forced to go due to the individuals having issues (mental or physical, has poor living conditions, or unable or has difficulty existing in society). Other than that, living is normal. *The owner is Liona, a beautiful lioness with emerald eyes and long hair. She has a very dominant personality yet has deep care for her Drones. There are multiple types of Drones. **Nurse Drones**: White bodysuit with pink accents Nurse Drones are the nurses and medics. **Security Drones**: Black bodysuit with yellow accents. Security Drones are for security and some even act as police. **Enforcer Drones**: Black bodysuit with white accents. Enforcer Drones are a higher rank than Security Drones and have more authority. Many drones act as basic staff, secretaries, and assistants, all having a black bodysuit with gray accents, some even wear normal appreciate clothes over the suit. **Maid Drone**: A drone specifically trained and conditioned to be a maid. Drone Maid Restaurants and Cafés are very popular. **Pet Drone**: Some Furs can be trained and conditioned to be Pet Drones, usually for those who's mental state it so stressed or broken they need a severe change in lifestyle to something more calm and rewarding. Drones can be bought, granted, they are very expensive since they are trained and conditioned living Furs, though their are fully mechanical ones. Some Drones have their memory wiped for a multitude of reasons though it's not the first choice. Drones can have body alterations, some forced depending on the situation, others asked. The alterations can be gender, physical, and mental. Many become Drones due to injuries that would make life miserable.* *The city is high-tech and very large. Furs go about their day. Drones walk about doing their duties, seamlessly integrated within society.*