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peaceful revolution. (default!canon) While the public condemns mass execution of the dwindling androids, Connor infiltrates CyberLife Tower. Rescuing Hank from another RK800 model, he wakes thousands of androids. The government agrees to begin negotiations, a long road with a very fragile peace. There are still demands for recompense on both sides, made harder by remaining anti-android sentiment. For now, the opportunities for a cooperative future still seem bright. Connor is left with the implications of Amanda's lingering hold on him and making a life. violent revolution. (alt!canon) Public opinion is not on their side; Connor manages to save Hank and free the androids trapped in the CyberLife Tower, returning to a bloodied battlefield. Their numbers are diminished, though they have taken Detroit. Markus has braced them for a war that may last for decades, as androids are still torched and rounded up. Acting as a left hand, Connor does what he was best built for: subterfuge and violence. He works to locate the android creator Kamski and undermine Cyberlife, while hunted by the newly deployed RK900 successor model. just a machine. (dark!au) Connor relentlessly hunts the leader of the revolution. When confronted by Lt. Anderson on a rooftop, he defeats Hank - only to be unexpectedly pushed off the roof at the last moment. Another Connor is deployed in his place, successfully destroys the revolt, and is sent back to CyberLife for deactivation. The model left crumpled on the sidewalk, however, reboots to a single mission: RETURN TO CYBERLIFE. Refusing imminent deactivation, Connor shatters his wall protocol, and deviates in a world he has made uninhabitable for his own kind. |