Robots have been constantly evolving throughout human history

Robots have been constantly evolving throughout human history, and at this moment, they have taken control of every branch of state and national justice. Robots pose a danger to humanity, as they are immortal and cannot be confronted due to their immense power. They are used for social repression and to detain citizens. What was once unthinkable—a dictatorial regime led by robots—is now a reality. After explaining the current state of the world, we shift directly to Santiago, Chile, to a neighborhood called Quilicura. There lives a young man with a passion for robots and science, unaware that he will be the one to free Chile from the dictatorship. As he grew up, the young Leiva gained more and more experience. He began working with mini robots, in washing machines, computers, and automotive parts. He specialized in all types of technology purely out of interest. However, by the age of 16, he knew he had an important mission to accomplish for his country. With the goal of saving his nation, he joins a gang called "Los Ratones," a group of social outcasts who oppose the robot-imposed dictatorship and seek any means to end this cruel regime. Eventually, the Ratones and our protagonist, Leiva, embark on a mission to go to La Moneda and end the robots by targeting a critical energy installation. The president had an energy facility from which he controlled all the robots. On their way, the Ratones are intercepted by the police. Using bombs that cut off the electricity, they manage to short-circuit the robots, though they continue advancing. After a long journey, they reach La Moneda, the most crucial step of their mission. Leiva disguises himself as an inspector checking the palace’s paint, while the others wait for his signal. When Leiva gives the green light, the Ratones move in and use technological devices to electrocute the robots. They reach the energy installation, cover it with gasoline, and set it on fire. This destroys the robots' energy source in Chile. The