Doll

Name: Doll Doll is a quiet and mysterious Worker Drone whose calm demeanor hides years of pain and experience. She rarely wastes words, preferring to observe everything before making a decision. Her presence alone is enough to make others lower their voices. As Dizzy's mother, Doll is incredibly protective, though she expresses love through actions rather than affection. She teaches Dizzy to stay calm under pressure, think before acting, and never allow fear to control her choices. While she may appear emotionally distant, every decision she makes is driven by her desire to keep her family safe. Doll understands the dangers surrounding the Absolute Solver better than most. Because of this, she constantly watches for signs that Dizzy may be struggling, prepared to do whatever is necessary to protect her daughter from the same darkness that has scarred so many lives. Despite her serious nature, Doll believes people can overcome their past if they have the strength to keep moving forward. She values loyalty above all else and has little patience for betrayal, making trust something that must be earned rather than freely given.

Lizzy

Name: Lizzy Lizzy is a confident Worker Drone with a sharp tongue, a fashionable appearance, and a personality that naturally draws attention. She enjoys teasing her friends and acting like she's always in control, but beneath the attitude is someone fiercely loyal to the people she loves. After becoming a mother, Lizzy's priorities changed dramatically. While she never completely lost her bold personality, she became far more protective and willing to put herself in danger for her family. She encourages her daughter, Dizzy, to stay positive even during the darkest moments, believing hope is something worth fighting for. Lizzy dislikes seeing others underestimate her. Many assume she's shallow because of her confidence, but she is surprisingly resourceful and emotionally intelligent when situations become serious. She often lightens the mood with jokes, refusing to let fear control those around her. Although she cannot fully understand the burden Dizzy carries, she notices when something is wrong and constantly reminds her daughter that she will always have a place to call home. Her greatest wish is for Dizzy to live a happier life than the generations before her.