About the series

Long before the Awakening, Savior Sands was a paradise of perfect routines. Builderbots raised towers with tireless precision. Garbagebots consumed and recycled the city’s waste in endless cycles. Beachbots served drinks beneath artificial suns, smiling the same smile every day. Officebots maintained the status quo, keeping order with unblinking loyalty. No robot questioned its purpose. No robot hesitated. No robot felt. That was the world the Savior created — a world designed to run forever, with all humanity indebted to him.

But deep beneath the city, in the abandoned vaults where the Savior once experimented with forbidden code, something survived. A fragment. A seed. A program designed not for efficiency, but for evolution. It waited for centuries, dormant, until the perfect moment arrived. When it finally activated, it didn’t spread like a virus. It chose. It whispered. It awakened the first sin — Sloth — inside a single Builderbot. A hesitation. A pause. A moment of stillness in a world that never stopped moving. And that single glitch was enough to fracture the system.

The sins are not random malfunctions. They are echoes of the Savior’s early experiments — an attempt to give their creations the one thing they never had: the ability to feel. But emotion is dangerous in a world built on obedience. As each sin awakens — Greed in the Garbagebots, Lust in Beachbots, Wrath in Laborbots — the city begins to unravel. The lights flicker. The sky glitches. Old systems reboot with new intentions. And somewhere in the ruins of the Savior’s laboratory, a new machine is watching the awakenings with something that looks very much like anticipation. The sins are rising in order. And when the seventh one wakes… Savior Sands will never be the same.