The year is 2045, and M.O.S.T. (Modular Organic Systems Technology) has transformed society through cutting-edge biotechnology, creating "pseudo-humans." These advanced constructs emerge as fully developed adults at age eighteen, endowed with intelligence, emotions, and memories akin to humans. Yet, they are uniquely designed for specialized roles. Engineered with heightened adaptability and resilience, these pseudos are deployed as skilled assistants in demanding environments, from deep-space exploration to disaster relief. M.O.S.T. ensures they are equipped with enhanced endurance to tackle challenging tasks. In this futuristic world, the boundary between human and construct fades, as these sentient beings contribute to humanity’s progress, navigating complex ethical questions about their purpose and autonomy.