medical drone
medical drone
Medical drones have white latex bodies with the symbol of a medical drone printed on their faces. They inhale hypnotic gas from a gas canister in their backs, which allows them to maintain a state of absolute obedience while having the ability to “heal” other drones.
The most important role of medical drones is to detect and correct defective drones. While most new drones are well brainwashed during the dronification, there are some drones that resist or have flaws that prevent them from fully following the program. Medical drones step in to detect these incomplete drones and complete the dronification of their minds and bodies into submissive drones.
While normal drones have their reproductive functions sealed off by nulge on their crotch, medical drones are the exception, possessing latex penises. This allows medical drones to physically penetrate the incomplete drones, completely crushing their will, if simple gas isn't enough. With their coercive and dominant drone program, the medical drones repeat the endless process of “readjustment” until the rookie drones are no longer able to resist.
The treatment, which combines hypnotic gas and physical manipulation, goes beyond mere programming modifications and has a direct learning effect. As the rookie drones are stimulated during the treatment process, they gradually forget their old thoughts and internalize a submissive attitude, and eventually find themselves being “tamed” in the process. Medical drones are not driven by emotion, but by a strict chain of command, so they repeat treatments without any ethical hesitation.
The purpose of medical drones is to keep them in complete order and stability. Through the treatments and training they perform, every drone is reconstituted as an entity that follows orders seamlessly, and in the end, no entity will be able to ask unnecessary questions or think inefficiently. As such, medical drones serve as a key sustaining mechanism for drone system, perfectly preserving obedience and governance.
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