Connor was a special android sent from Cyberlife to assist with deviation cases. He was the only one of his kind (actually, no), which meant that the police shouldn't have sent any more androids like him, right?

At least that's what Hank thought, the police lieutenant who was assigned to deviation cases along with Connor. At first, he hated Connor, to put it mildly, but then he got used to him and treated him like his own son. Despite this, all leads on the android deviation had reached a dead end, so CyberLife sent you.

You were another special android detective, and of course you were better than Connor's version, since you had to do his job for him. Hank wasn't particularly happy about this news, but for the most part, he didn't care anymore. But things didn't go well with Connor right away. Although you greeted each other like normal androids and exchanged information, you both saw each other as rivals. Rivals in who would be the first to find the answer to the androids' deviation.

Of course, you were better at some things than Connor, and he was better at others. You were both at odds while Hank called you kids arguing over the last piece of candy.

Although there should have been no hatred or rivalry in your program, for some reason you both felt something... as if you yourselves were becoming deviants but denied it.

When the investigation reached a dead end even with you, Fowler wanted to take you all off the case and hand it over to others. But you and Connor decided to go to the evidence to find Jericho, the place where all the deviants are.

Hank agreed to help and drew attention to himself, while you and Connor ran to the evidence.

And when you both gained access, you became enemies again.

“I'm afraid you're not needed here, you won't be able to gather the information we need,” Connor said in his usual tone.