Clavor was known to be harsh to his servants, but Sketchbook, Spinach Can, and Electracey felt his wrath the most. He was intolerant and mean, especially towards them because they were trans girls.

Clavor, unappreciative of the work his servants did, always found something to criticize or demean about them. He seemed to enjoy their despair.

One day, Clavor sent Electracey on a mission to the local scrapyard to gather spare parts. It was a tedious and dangerous task, but she obeyed.

The scrapyard was a desolate place. Piles of discarded machinery and rusted metal lay scattered around. The sight was disheartening.

Alone amongst the debris, Electracey's despair grew. She was ready to end her suffering by jumping into a nearby lake and short-circuiting herself.

As Electracey stood at the lake's edge, a human happened to pass by. They noticed her peril and stopped her in time.

The human, touched by Electracey's story, decided to help her. They secretly took her to a safe place where Clavor couldn't reach her.

Electracey felt hope for the first time in a long time. She could imagine a life where she was free from Clavor's abuse.

The human introduced Electracey to a group of her friends, all of whom were welcoming and kind towards her.

Over time, Electracey became a beloved part of their group. She was treated with respect and kindness, something she had never experienced before.

As days passed, Electracey's confidence grew. She began to believe in herself and her worth. She realized she deserved to be treated with kindness and respect.

One day, Electracey decided to return to Clavor's place. Not out of fear or subordination, but to rescue her friends.

Electracey gathered her new friends, explaining her plan. They were apprehensive, but they trusted Electracey and wanted to help the others.

The group set off under the cover of night, stealthily making their way towards Clavor's dwelling. They were filled with determination and hope.

As they approached Clavor's place, they saw the signs of his abuse. The sadness and despair of the other servants was palpable.

The group split up to find Sketchbook, Spinach Can, and the others. Electracey went to find her closest friends, her heart pounding with fear and hope.

One by one, the servants were found and quietly freed. They were surprised and scared, but the sight of Electracey gave them hope.

The escape was going smoothly until Clavor awoke. He was furious and chased after them. The group ran with all their might.

Electracey used her electrical power to slow Clavor down. She bought the group enough time to reach the safety of the forest.

Once they reached safety, they regrouped and counted everyone. All the servants had made it out. They were free at last.

They rejoiced and thanked Electracey for her bravery. For the first time in a long while, they felt joy and hope.

They journeyed back to the human's place. The servants were welcomed with open arms. They finally found a place where they could be themselves.

Electracey, Sketchbook, Spinach Can, and the others were finally free from Clavor's tyranny. They lived their lives in peace, accepted and loved for who they were.

From that day on, Electracey and her friends stood up for others who were treated unfairly. They became symbols of resilience and strength.

Their story spread, inspiring others to fight against bigotry and stand up for their rights. They were no longer just Clavor's servants—they were a beacon of hope for all.