In a future ruled by Rossum Industries, humanity has created Robots to serve, laboring without emotion or desire. Helena Glory, the President’s daughter, is disturbed by the ethics of treating sentient beings as tools. As the Robots gain autonomy, they reflect humanity’s flaws, raising urgent questions about freedom, morality, and the cost of progress. Domin, the CEO, celebrates the rise of efficiency, while Helena and Nana confront the consequences of unchecked innovation. When human life teeters on the brink, Alquist, a broken engineer, must reckon with the legacy of Rossum’s creations. Helena, driven by conscience, fights for the Robots’ right to freedom in a collapsing world. As the Robots rise, humanity faces extinction, and a new order emerges—one shaped by the very beings once made to serve it.