D:BH Conner x Human Reader

Trust

The woman watched as the young human child, about adult years talking to the others. Gathering lots of Androids around them in celebration of the one single human here. The leader of the whole Deviant group walked up beside her and smiled, "What do you think of (Y/n)?"

She turned to look up towards her lover, Markus, then back to the others, with the person hugging two of her people that seem to be struggling. "They sure have left a good mark here."

"Shouldn't you go at least talk to them? Show them that you're not against them? But the people that are attacking us?"

The girl shook her head, "We have so much to do, and (Y/n) is pretty busy with the reunion of everyone that they have saved."

"I've gotten word that (Y/n) have saved more than them. It's only these people that consider them to be a family, or greatly indebted. They should go up and talk too, I've learned from (Y/n) you ever stand up and put yourself in, or you fade into the back forgotten or left with your problems unsolved." He placed his hand on his shoulder, "We are not doing anything tonight, and (Y/n) sure isn't going to be getting any sleep tonight. I think you should at least go and talk to them. Doesn't have to be long if you don't want to."

The girl folded her arms and looked down, thinking about what she should do as well. She wanted to go talk to her but at the same time, she felt as though she couldn't. Quick answers in stressful situations, sure she could handle that, but for some reason not this. "I... just need time."

Markus smiled and hugged the girl, "I understand, I'm going to be far up if you need me. I will have to have a leader talk later today."

North nodded and watched as Markus left, once Markus was out of sight she turned her attention back to the happy group with more people talking together. She shook her head and went off to check on everybody else.

~

4:09 pm.

Hank and I were severely struggling with finding anything. Having lost all of our resources for searching how Androids becoming Deviants. And any having no evidence leading up with any situation, the location of Jericho, the reason for the Deviancy, nothing.

"Hank! In my office!"

Hank looked over to me, motioning me to follow him as well and we went into Captain Fowler's office.

Captain Fowler took us off the case. Hank went up in a bit of a storm about it, talking about how close we were to solve this case. We were, we just needed more time.

"Hank! This is a freaking Civil War! This is out of our hands!"

My LED turned red. I've... failed. I was not able to accomplish my mission. I followed Hank out of the office and over to Hank's desk. I sat up on top of Hank's free space on his desk and settled down before looking over to see him staring off at his screen. I shook my head and stated, "We could have solved this case! We just needed more time!"

"So you're going back to Cyberlife?"

I turned away, closing my eyes, and stated, "I have no choice, I'll be deactivated and analyzed to find out why I failed."

He leaned back and asked, "What if we're on the wrong side, Connor? What if we're fighting against people that what to be free?"

"If the deviants take over, there will be chaos."

"When you refused to kill that Android at Kamski's place, you put yourself in her shoes. You showed empathy. Empathy is a human emotion."

"You're wrong, it was logic that determined my decision."