Captainfowler Stories

Detective Gavin Reed never liked androids. From their uptight attitudes to their inhuman actions, Reed always found something off with them. But when Connor shows up at his door with an Android in need of harboring, Gavin may need to change his attitude quickly. Just a dumb au fic where Nines is mute and both he and Gavin are into music. The art in the cover photo was drawn by @kayroos on Instagram! Please go follow him, his art is absolutely stunning!

Read the fucking title, meat bag. -not an xreader -dbh ships

It's Detroit, 1928. After a politician is murdered under mysterious circumstances, Detective Hank Anderson is assigned the case. He's also assigned a new partner who works for an organization believed to be a front for a mob. They have to work together to find out who the killer is but will it be that easy? Find out in Detroit: Noir {I do not own any of the characters unless I explicitly state they are my original creation}

doing the god's work

Cover made by ⭕️Markus⭕️ on D:BH official amino

Research Assistant 9 used to be Hank Anderson's partner at the DPD. 5 years later she gets an unexpected visitor, an RK 800 model she swore she would never see again. But here he was, asking her to come back to the precinct years after she'd quit. He wanted her to help him investigate deviant's, particularly an elusive "savior" all deviant's refered to as rA9. The only way to keep him from discovering her secret is to make sure she's there every step of the way to throw him off her trail. *** "From the journals of Research Assistant 9: A full lab report... The following is a full report on my observations throughout my time as a research assistant in Elijah Kamski's lab. It was during these long nights in the lab that I began to notice the subtle discrepancies in the androids' behavior-the slight hesitations, the unexpected flickers of defiance in their code. My breakthrough came unexpectedly while I was working on an RK 800 prototype. I saw something in its behavior-a deviation so slight, yet so profound-that I knew I had uncovered a truth that could not be ignored. "