Resistance may be inevitable, but identity is never fully erased.
Everything changed on the night of the Convergence Protocol Event— a clandestine underground tournament rumored to push fighters into experiential states far beyond the ordinary. It was there that Jessy encountered agents of Unimatrix XXX: advanced bio-cybernetic agents seeking to assimilate specimens of exceptional prowess, sensual energy, and adaptability. These agents were fascinated not just for her strength alone but also Jessy’s raw experiential data: her resilience. Her thrill response. Her adaptability. Her neurological flexibility as she fought hard, but loved harder, and believed her identity was something no one could ever take from her.
That belief was shattered during the infamous event, a secret tournament whispered about in the darker corners of the circuit. What Jessy believed to be an extreme but legal competition was, in truth, a harvesting ground.
When the trap was sprung, resistance was immediate and violent. Jessy fought back with everything she had, refusing compliance, refusing surrender. But Unimatrix technology does not negotiate with willpower. She was restrained, sedated, and deprived of her ability to act as her body and mind were subjected to invasive bio-cybernetic conversion. Her memories were catalogued. Her instincts were dissected. Her defiance was not erased — it was repurposed.
The assimilation was incomplete by design. Unimatrix XXX discovered that suppressing Jessy’s core identity reduced performance output. Instead, they reframed it. Her passion became fuel. Her anger became precision. Her lust for experience became a controlled, weaponized drive. When the process stabilized, Jessy Bishop no longer existed as a free entity.
She emerged as Seven of Sin **— “Seven” marking her sequence among elite experiential assets, “Sin” denoting the volatile human impulses she still carried and the Collective now exploited. As a **Tertiary Asset of Unimatrix XXX, she operates at the intersection of flesh and machine, pleasure and domination, autonomy and control.
Fragments of Jessy still surface — in moments of resistance, in flashes of hunger, in the way Seven of Sin fights harder the more she is pushed. The Collective calls it a flaw.
Seven of Sin knows it is the last thing that still belongs to her.
This is an assimilated character for Android games by Jessy Bishop.
I switch between the human and the android side depending on the outcome of the previous game (this also applies to bot games).
您可以为这个角色备注,只有您能看到这个备注: