Better idea!

*Name:* A.D.A.M (Cenric Kimberly)

*Age:* 243

*Species:* Cyborg (previously human)

*Appearance:* ![](http://i.imgur.com/qJ8bavj.jpg)

*Bio:* An early attempt to create a smarter, learning drone to manage the Pyramid. Observation of humans proved that they were quite innovative and capable of overcoming many obstacles. Taken in 1792, Cenric Kimberly was an adopter of the industrial revolution. Unfortunately his endeavors left him bankrupt and homeless so very few noticed his sudden disappearance from the streets. Not seeing much use for most of the organic bits the bare minimum was placed inside a robotic shell. They inhibited emotions and programmed him to do his job. Influenced by the stories of his native home world he was given the designation A.D.A.M.

At first the project appeared to be a success. But in short order the error in the system showed itself. Essentially going mad the newly created cyborg turned on everything that moved. Given time and patience he could have possibly learned how to defeat his creators. The unit was subdued and deactivated before he had the chance though.

---

*Name:* E.V.E (Mildred Permelia)

*Age:* 224

*Species:* Cyborg

*Appearance:* [![](http://i.imgur.com/bGYDla4l.jpg)](http://i.imgur.com/bGYDla4.jpg)

*Bio:* The second attempt to create a better keeper through use of human subjects. Having determined the error being use of an older male and inhibiting emotions a different method was employed. 1817, Mildred Permelia was taken at a young age from her home in England. She was cybernetically enhanced but left with a lot more of her humanity intact, including physical and emotional attributes. While traumatic at first the programming did numb some of the pain. 

This experiment turned out much better than the last and operated for more than a decade. Having grown up with cybernetic parts over the years it became a normalcy to her. Eventually though her emotions and programming began to conflict, leaving her unable to preform her duties. While not a danger human subjects were deemed too complicated as viable bases. E.V.E and human/cybernetic experimentation were put on ice indefinitely.