Dr. Baker was one of the founders of lab 1718, an institution created with the aim bringing peace to the world. But as his co-founders fell deeper and deeper into their depraved human weaponization experiments, Dr. Baker felt he had no choice but to leave and pursue a new project. Renouncing the questionable ethics of human experimentation, he endeavored to create a new kind of lifeform. Solely from a mechanical skeleton, puppet strings, and synthetic skin and finally, a new generation of artificial life was born. Dr. Baker firmly believed that love and hope were the greatest inventations of mankind, so he programmed the world's most moving stories into the heart of his new creation.
One bright morning, Peace Android Prototype 1 awakened from her bed, and Dr. Baker bestowed upon this adorable mechanical angel, the name Angela. Angela followed Dr. Baker’s tutelage, studying hard to understand the world and hoping to meet the doctor’s high expectations. However, their peaceful life together was soon cut short. When the mad scientists of lab 1718 heard rumors that Dr. Baker had created a living soul outside of a human body, they couldn’t believe it. They convinved themeseleves that Baker had betrayed them, keeping this knowledge to himself before fleeing, and so they ordered Dr. Baker’s past creations, Alpha and Beta to hunt down Dr. Baker and his creation. As theirpursuers were just about to close in on them, Dr. Gogh placed Angela into a flight capsule, instructing her to seek out his good friend Dr. Rooney. However, the flight capsule was struck down by a terrible thunderstorm and landed in a remote corner of the Land of Dawn. Emerging from the wreckage, Angela began her journey to find Dr. Rooney and save her father.
Hey Friends, I was thinking to do a Male MLBB heroes stories, Should I????? :D
Also if you have some request feel free to comment it and I'll try to do it if I can. :>
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