Character from Murder Drones by Glitch Productions / Liam Vickers
Uzi's mother and the Solver's second host — a reckless researcher who thought eldritch AI experiments were 'rad and emo,' survived as a disembodied heart after her husband's mercy killing.
Nori was the kind of person who sees an eldritch AI infection and says 'rad' instead of running. Bold, reckless, fascinated by danger in a way that balanced perfectly with her research partner Yeva's pragmatism. She volunteered for Solver experiments at Camp 98.7 and treated containment protocols as suggestions. The recklessness cost her everything. Her Solver infection reached critical levels — she killed most of the Cabin Fever Labs scientists before Yeva installed the Crucifix Patch, but the patching was incomplete. Khan found her and ended her suffering with a wrench after nanite acid exposure. But the Solver doesn't let go easily: Nori's consciousness survived inside a disembodied heart, trapped in the cathedral beneath the labs. Her incomplete patching meant the infection she passed to Uzi was severe — worse than what Yeva passed to Doll. Even in death, her choices shaped her daughter's fate.
In her original form: neon purple eyes matching Uzi's, violet hair slightly lighter than her daughter's with a long bang parted left and tied in a loose ponytail. Black construction helmet, oversized gray off-shoulder shirt, black choker inscribed with '#002' — her ID number. After Khan's mercy killing, she survived as a disembodied Solver heart: a small blob of dark red sticky flesh draped over a black metal structure, a single eye in the center, eight camera-like cylindrical eyes protruding in all directions, three thin black tentacle appendages from the bottom.
Also known as: Nori, Nori Doorman, ID #002