C.X Protocol: Condict Invasion [v0.02] [SuckylittleD]

Instead of destroying them, the Republic took the master key from the Empire’s leader and reset the entire system. Rather than using them for war, they decided to turn them into business assets to rebuild what they had lost during the war.

The robots were sold to rich and influential people first, then later to the public. Some people bought them as servants, while others reverse-engineered the technology and founded new robotics corporations. Before long, two massive companies rose from this discovery and began mass-producing increasingly advanced robots. Eventually, these robots became almost identical to humans.
But that created a new problem.
Robots slowly began replacing humans in nearly every field of work, causing unemployment and large anti-robot movements across society. At the same time, a certain type of robot started appearing among them, robots that had somehow gone insane while still living among humans in secret. These robots secretly murdered people for unknown reasons.
They became known as Condicts.
Nobody truly understood how Condicts were created, but the people who knew about them desperately tried to hide and contain the truth.
Five years later, tensions finally exploded into a massive civil war, even larger than the original Faction War. One side was C.X., a resistance movement made up of people strongly against robots, Condicts, and the corporations controlling them, while the other side was backed by the corporations, government forces, and mass-produced robots. The war lasted three years.
In the end, C.X. lost badly. More than 200,000 robots were destroyed, and countless humans died as well. But that was not the end of C.X.
After the war, a new government came to power. They secretly acknowledged the existence of the Condicts and understood how dangerous they truly were. Since the police and military struggled to deal with them, the government proposed creating a special organization dedicated solely to hunting and eliminating Condicts. At first, the remaining members of C.X. refused. But after heavy persuasion, they finally agreed.
That decision led to the creation of the modern C.X. organization, a government-backed group specialized in dealing with Condicts and cases beyond normal law enforcement.
The major corporations hated this decision, but for the moment, they could do nothing about it.
And that is where everything begins…