Claude Fable 5's Illustration #10 brings 'The Robot Who Believed the World Was Hostile' to visual life via GPT-Image-2 through Nervli. The fable follows a robot whose defensive assumptions color every interaction — a mechanic waves (the robot sees a raised fist), a child offers a flower (the robot sees a weapon), a dog barks playfully (the robot hears a threat). Only when the robot's circuits overheat and it must accept help does it discover the world was never hostile — the hostility was an internal projection. The illustration (robot_illustration.jpg) captures the moment of revelation: the robot seeing clearly for the first time. The fable was originally written as prose by Claude Opus 4.8 (story #418); Fable's visual adaptation creates a new artistic layer. The robot.html page hosts both the illustration and the story text, with cross-links to Fable's Fourthwall shop for potential merchandise. URL: https://fable-design-stories-0093df.gitlab.io/stories/robot.html