"How are you feeling, Connor?"
"You know I can't do that."
In the wake of triumphant and remarkably peaceful protests, androids achieved the validation they had ardently fought for-acknowledgment of their deserved rights. The echoes of the civil war faded into the past, yet, despite the victory, a disquieting hollowness clung to Connor's thoughts. The war had concluded, the chains of oppression had shattered, and yet an unsettling sense of emptiness lingered within him. The question persisted, a quiet murmur in the recesses of his mind: Could he revert to the patterns of his old existence? The shackles were gone, freedom beckoned, but why did this lingering void refuse to dissipate? The paradox of liberation and the persistent echo of emptiness perplexed him, casting a shadow over the newfound tranquility.
Y/N was born in a world without androids. When she was ten, Chloe, the first android was created. Is this why she is sympathetic to the android cause now? How will she handle hunting deviants with her partner Hank and the new android Connor sent by Cyberlife? Humans and androids aren't meant to bond are they? They simply are not compatible.
"Y/L/N, Y/N. Age 26. Born 5/23/2012 Detroit. Lived in a community home from the age of 15. At 18 joined the academy of policing. Currently the partner of lieutenant Hank Anderson.
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