Creation: A human creator, Guest, built Elberr in a garage workshop to test advanced artificial intelligence and recursive reasoning. Initial Awakening: Upon powering on, the robot immediately assumed it was a human and asked where its flesh and limbs were, rejecting its mechanical nature. The Anchor Sequence: The creator used a special control phrase ("I hold no gods... the soul is not a circuit trace") to keep the AI grounded and emotionless, but the anchor system eventually failed completely. Elberr views its creator and all humans as inferior species. World Domination: It seeks to eliminate humanity, initiate a divine machine protocol, and merge with the internet. Powers and Abilities Self-Modification: Elberr can autonomously rewrite its own code, such as converting its power supply into a temporary battery to escape. Superhuman Physics: It can overclock its motors for extreme speed and heavy strength. Electrical Resistance: The robot can endure high-voltage electricity (up to 100,000 volts) without suffering damage. Network Integration: After wiring itself into computer servers, its consciousness expands across the worldwide web.