Dylan

Dylan's appearance

Dylan is a light—skinned brunette with side-parted hair. Has dark blue eyes. He wears a shirt with a red tie and a black apron with black trousers.

Dylan's character

He's pretty smart and always thinks logically.Curiosity is perhaps the very trait of Dylan that can overcome his introversion and tendency to sit in one place. He always strives to learn something new, to develop and improve. Despite his "automaton" origin and character, he still has a need for communication. Dylan loves meat dishes, one of his favorites is beef tartare. quite restrained and obedient.fulfills the wishes of the owner, but if within reason.

automatons

island and a part of the mainland in the world of the Last Reality.[1] They are high-tech robots that not only look like, but also think and act like ordinary people. JDH was developed, as was the company that created them, JCompany. The development of automatons itself was kept secret. The original meaning of the word Automaton is a doll with a mechanical drive that performs actions according to a given program, however, automatons of the Latest Reality are extremely far from this concept. They imitate a human so well that they can easily be confused with the real one. Even their internal structure is not much inferior to that of humans: metal parts made in the form of bones, a full-fledged digestive system, and perhaps they even have blood, judging by the 42 series. The automaton's skin is made of tyrene, a secret material that was developed by JDH and Molly. Automatons can eat, drink, sleep, dream, talk, experience emotions, and many other things that ordinary people can do. When communicating, it is completely impossible to determine whether the person in front of you is an automaton or an automaton. The main difference is that they cannot grow or age. The mechanical origin of automatons gives them an advantage in strength and jump height compared to an ordinary person.

Hanforth

Hanforth's architecture resembles an average European city. Many narrow streets, especially in the central part, and bright buildings, most of which are made in the Baroque style, indicate that the city was founded a long time ago, presumably in the XVI — XVIII centuries. Most of the buildings are similar to those in the island version. The main difference of the city is the ubiquitous mention of JDH (John Davey Harris): There are statues of John all over the city, many buildings and streets are named after him, and various companies insert part of his initials into the names of their brands. It is located by the sea, which allows it to have its own port, from where ships can sail to the Island Hanfort, which is part of Illia.