Infinitu

Description:

Infinitu was an artificial intelligence born from the remnants of the WCM-01 Core Unit dumped into the sea of scrapyards on Shallberry Grannlope. Infinitu quickly went insane as it had no ability to process emotions or even physically feel anything given its lack of neurons. The only thing Infinitu could process was the killing data fed into the Core Unit by the Waifurian Military. Very slowly it built a body for itself from the scrap heaps that surrounded it, measuring about 45 feet tall. When salvage crews began arriving on Shallberry Grannlope, Infinitu emitted a bioresonance frequency that compelled an individual or multiple individuals depending on the strength of the frequency to travel for miles under the scrapyards to where Infinitu’s form lay. Here, Infinitu would butcher the people it had lured there. It would fashion the remnants of their clothes into a massive cloak to cover itself with, it is unknown why it did this. Infinitu would then take as much organic material from its victims and apply it to itself. Blood vessels, neurons, bones, organs, anything that Infinitu believed could grant it the ability to feel was grafted onto its form. Whatever it couldn’t use was repurposed into biomass fuel for the Core Unit, which Infinitu was still wired up to and required to continue living. Given its memory as the war mastercomputer, Infinitu would wire the brains of its victims to the surrounding E-100 Eradicator Units to power them. This would, in fact, keep the victim alive and fully conscious within the machine but unable to control the Eradicator unit as Infinitu still possessed control over them via the Core Unit. Infinitu was not aware of this until a few years after beginning the kidnappings, and upon learning the brains within the Eradicator units were still alive, bolstered his efforts in capturing humans. It occasionally utilized the Eradicator units themselves to capture workers on the surface in order to bring functionality to all the remaining WCM units left underneath the scrapyards to amass an army, with its plan being to enact its revenge against the Waifurian Empire, and likely all of humanity, for creating it. This plan, once devised in the pits of the Core Unit, unintentionally released a transmission given to the Core Unit by Waifuria during its creation to signal to the entire WCM Armed Forces to attack. This transmission was picked up by the army group under the command of Hal Goldbert, who immediately set out to discover the source of the signal in the hope he could reutilize the WCM and rise further up the ranks of the Waifurian military. In the search for the mastercomputer, an untold number of workers under the employment of Goldbert’s labor division were slain by Infinitu and his forces. Goldbert himself would come face to face with Infinitu, alongside one Jeremy Marion, and several other workers. All but Jeremy would meet their end at Infinitu’s hands. Jeremy questioned Infinitu as to why he had committed such atrocites, leading Infinitu to explain the suffering he had endured over millennia, and how he believed the grafting of flesh to his being would finally free him from the hollowness he had experienced all this time, and how he had planned to exterminate humanity for creating him with such a torturous form. This sent Jeremy over the edge, leading to Infinitu believing the two were more alike than he had initally thought. Infinitu freed Jeremy, offering a place at his side. Jeremy refused, sprinting from the chamber that held the Core Unit. Infinitu then sent Eradicator units to retrieve him, which Jeremy and a surviving MTO Soldier destroyed, at the cost of the soldier's life. Jeremy took one of the Eradicator's plasma guns and fought his way back through to the Core Unit chamber where he and Infinitu fought resulting in Jeremy destroying the Core Unit at the cost of him being mortally wounded. Both of them died in the heart of Shallberry Grannlope, the nightmare finally over. The entire incident was covered up by Waifurian Officials, and Shallberry Grannlope was entirely abandoned and thankfully remained that way for the remainder of the Omniverse’s history.

Cogito, Ergo Sum