Ivy meets up with Ilka, where they argue about Ivy's going back to Vanessa. Ivy hides Vanessa and tells her to connect to the system using a cable and continue her synchronization so that she doesn't die. Ivy does not worry much about Vanessa, since she won't be targeted and has been following the mainframe's orders and gone through many daily synchronizations. Ilka's plans are miscalculated, and her group along with Ivy are targeted by other units.
Ivy refuses to accept this, but Ilka is adamant about saving Ivy. She shows Ivy plans on stopping the reconstruction by self-destructing the system, calling those like them who will survive "The Blessed." Ilka pushes that because Vanessa cannot survive without continuously returning to the Cytus mainframe for maintenance, she is still under the influence of the "protocol" and will most likely die. Ilka reveals her doubts on the Hyperion Protocol and has gathered a group who believe that the protocol was forced upon the systems by humans in order to use them as slaves. Vanessa responds particularly horrified, and Ivy orders Ilka to stop. They question the authority on "Hyperion Protocol," the procedure to revive human civilization.ĭuring one of the stages, OPCI_2404_IL, later known as Ilka, shows Ivy and Vanessa a projection of human violence.
Ivy and Vanessa ponder over humans while Vanessa has increasing issues with her emotional density and is forced constantly to return to the Cytus system to review her system. They give each other names, Ivy and Vanessa respectively. Two OPCI's, OPCI_2501_IV and OPCI_2501_V, are notably more emotional and responsive than other OPCI's. OPCI machines are identified by a code and perform routine tasks to oversee the reemergence of human civilization under a reconstruction project. The remaining are frozen and taken under the care of operating systems called OPCI. 2.8 Xenon's Imprisonment and Everyone's Journey to Node 3īefore the main storyline of Cytus II, a large majority of the human population is wiped out by "The Ender Virus".
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