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== Synopsis ==
 
== Synopsis ==
[[Raye]] lives an ordinary life. She goes to school with her siblings [[Aileron (character)|Aileron]] and [[Pylon]], who wish she wouldn't be so risky, as they couldn't fix her as well as they could fix themselves. Sometimes, she clambers over the rooftops of her hometown of [[Karma]], not just to see the weeds growing out of chimney tops, but because she swears that it's a quick way to get back into her room to retrieve school materials without being seen by her mother. She has an aforementioned mother, [[Ciela]], who is willing to get angry with Raye when she does things that would get her hurt or sick, as humans tend to do, but loves her enough to send her on her way with a smile, knowing that she'll make the right choices in life. At school, Raye learns ordinary subjects such as history, mathematics, and the sciences from teacher/father [[Himmel]], and the subtle art of close quarters combat from her instructor/older sister [[Akash]]; all of which she excels in, to the consternation of her siblings. And throughout it all, she slowly but surely receives lessons about growth, change, and what it means to be human, before finally ending the day by watching the sun set over her quiet town. This is Raye's ordinary life, and even though her life is so ordinary, there is still nobody like her in all the world.
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[[Raye]] lives an ordinary life. She goes to school with her siblings [[Aileron (character)|Aileron]] and [[Pylon]], who wish she wouldn't be so risky, as they couldn't fix her as well as they could fix themselves. Sometimes, she clambers over the rooftops of her hometown of [[Karma]], not just to see the weeds growing out of chimney tops, but because she swears that it's a quick way to get back into her room to retrieve school materials without being seen by her mother. She has an aforementioned mother, [[Ciela]], who is willing to get angry with Raye when she does things that would get her hurt or sick, as humans tend to do, but loves her enough to send her on her way with a smile, knowing that she'll make the right choices in life. At school, Raye learns ordinary subjects such as history, mathematics, and the sciences from teacher/father [[Himmel]], and the subtle art of close quarters combat from her instructor/older sister [[Aakas]]; all of which she excels in, to the consternation of her siblings. And throughout it all, she slowly but surely receives lessons about growth, change, and what it means to be human, before finally ending the day by watching the sun set over her quiet town. This is Raye's ordinary life, and even though her life is so ordinary, there is still nobody like her in all the world.
  
 
Because Raye is the last human left in the world.
 
Because Raye is the last human left in the world.
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But that's not Raye's story, because Raye leads a completely ordinary life with her android family in her quiet town. She has turned 13 today, and her family have all gathered to throw a small party for her. They even baked her a cake, which she loves the most, knowing that she gets to eat all of it. They take a family photo together, and the three Karma Sages offer her a birthday wish. She wants to finally see the world outside the town, but Himmel refuses, as that's only something she'll be ready for when she's older. The Sages suddenly and swiftly take their leave, so Aileron and Pylon instead take Raye to hang their family photo up in the exhibition hall - a museum of sorts dedicated to preserving the memory of humanity. Walking through these halls reminds Raye of a human phrase Himmel once taught her, discussing the impermanence of things: "This too shall pass." For now though, humanity still endures thanks to the machines they left behind.
 
But that's not Raye's story, because Raye leads a completely ordinary life with her android family in her quiet town. She has turned 13 today, and her family have all gathered to throw a small party for her. They even baked her a cake, which she loves the most, knowing that she gets to eat all of it. They take a family photo together, and the three Karma Sages offer her a birthday wish. She wants to finally see the world outside the town, but Himmel refuses, as that's only something she'll be ready for when she's older. The Sages suddenly and swiftly take their leave, so Aileron and Pylon instead take Raye to hang their family photo up in the exhibition hall - a museum of sorts dedicated to preserving the memory of humanity. Walking through these halls reminds Raye of a human phrase Himmel once taught her, discussing the impermanence of things: "This too shall pass." For now though, humanity still endures thanks to the machines they left behind.
  
Aileron and Pylon are suddenly summoned by Akash, and take their leave of Raye. The lights in her small, quiet town go out shortly after, and beyond the town, that place she's never seen, there is a light, as if the sun is setting. It's already well past dark though, and so Raye decides to finally see what's beyond the town. There, she finds the ruins of old humanity, now once again under attack by Spectra. Himmel arrives in time to save her from their bombardment, and explains that they've finally broken past their defenses after many years of struggle. Indeed, the war didn't truly end those hundreds of years ago: the Spectra AI were programmed to destroy all remnants of the Karma nation, and so will never stop until all traces of it are destroyed. Himmel brings Raye to a military command center, and beseeches her to hide in the underground bunker while the remaining Karma AI make their last stand. She will have what she needs to escape Spectra there, and live her life on her own.
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Aileron and Pylon are suddenly summoned by Aakas, and take their leave of Raye. The lights in her small, quiet town go out shortly after, and beyond the town, that place she's never seen, there is a light, as if the sun is setting. It's already well past dark though, and so Raye decides to finally see what's beyond the town. There, she finds the ruins of old humanity, now once again under attack by Spectra. Himmel arrives in time to save her from their bombardment, and explains that they've finally broken past their defenses after many years of struggle. Indeed, the war didn't truly end those hundreds of years ago: the Spectra AI were programmed to destroy all remnants of the Karma nation, and so will never stop until all traces of it are destroyed. Himmel brings Raye to a military command center, and beseeches her to hide in the underground bunker while the remaining Karma AI make their last stand. She will have what she needs to escape Spectra there, and live her life on her own.
  
 
But Raye refuses. Learning what it means to be human won't mean anything if there's nobody else left in the world. She implores Himmel to let her help, to let her make the right choice. Himmel relents, and brings Raye to one of humanity's most precious remaining artifacts - something only a human could use: an intact Sky Striker system. Himmel warns her that nobody can know what sort of effect - good or bad - the system will have on her mind and body. Raye doesn't know if she's doing the right thing in the end, but she doesn't back down.
 
But Raye refuses. Learning what it means to be human won't mean anything if there's nobody else left in the world. She implores Himmel to let her help, to let her make the right choice. Himmel relents, and brings Raye to one of humanity's most precious remaining artifacts - something only a human could use: an intact Sky Striker system. Himmel warns her that nobody can know what sort of effect - good or bad - the system will have on her mind and body. Raye doesn't know if she's doing the right thing in the end, but she doesn't back down.

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