Emma

Emma, the talented director of the Nightmare Lab, spends all her days on her extensive research.

In comparison to her sponsor ladies who drink tea and discuss fashion and gossips, Emma is from another planet. Even the secretary-general of SEED knows the delicate lifestyle of a girl better.

Emma hears all the mocks against her but has no time to waste on those trifles. She heard them before and cried until she got used to them.

After all, her father raised her carefully as a tool of a convenient marriage.

Emma wasn't a qualified tool for a convenient marriage, which probably led to her father's dislike.

She hated to deal with stupid people, yet everyone she knew fell into that category. Books were her only friends and the sole reason she could tolerate this world, where everyone doesn't make any sense and said one thing and did another.

Her father disliked her, and she's fine with that because there was an equation lying between them, and Emma didn't fit in that equation. Neither she wanted to, by the way.

Emma thought she didn't need any company until she found the robot in the attic.

The Nightmare Lab is full of freaks. And the job of the director is to manage them. Emma's colleagues from other departments of Phoenix were surprised when she decided to take over, but according to Emma, their IQs were not high enough to understand it.

After all, no man or woman can survive alone.

So it makes sense that she, Emma, who already understands this, unites the others around the smartest existence at the Lab.

Fighting against Nightmares, joining the Nightmare Lab, or becoming the director of it, all of these are Emma's own choices.

She will choose how to spend the rest of her life.

Leonardo da Vinci was already famous when he was young because nobody else was more obsessed than him in finding answers: Where are humans from? Why is water transparent? Why are the leaves green? What does it look like inside the human body? Until one day in an accident, a lens sank into his eyes.

From that day on, da Vinci could see the composition of everything, humans, animals, machines, buildings, and even emotions and dreams. He spent the rest of his life recording everything he saw. On his deathbed, he commanded a robot designed by him to extract the lens and installed it on to the robot itself...

Emma, the bastard daughter of a nobleman, spent her childhood in a manor house reading books because she had nobody to talk with.

One day, in the attic, she found a rusted robot who could talk. After realizing how knowledgeable the metal one is, Emma took the robot as her teacher and only friend and spent some good time together with it until her father's legitimate wife sent a thug to end her life. On that day, Emma hid in the attic, waiting for her destiny, but the robot in her arms let out a burst of blinding light and pulled Emma into another world.