#codedrevolution

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     A moment of hesitation passes in which Chester can’t help but just stare at the other. He doesn’t want to be alone, not when there’s a significant hole in his chest, consistently leaking thirium on the pavement below them.

     This really is a ridiculous situation.

     There’s no immediate danger to his life, biocomponents all seeming to be in working condition. However the amount of thirium he’s lost is definitely concerning.

     “Are you so sure about that?” Carson would finally be able to be rid of him, to not have Chester cling to him all the time and beg for validation all day long. He never fought that Carson would actively try to get rid of him but this? This was an easy way to finally not have to deal with him anymore.

   Holding her hands up slightly, palms open and facing him, Vivian shook her head. "I'm not here to hurt you." Not that he had any reason to trust her for sure. She was a human, just like everyone else, and a large portion of them had a grievance with androids. Vivian, of course, didn't have such a mindset. Which at least he could find out if he did a search of her name for the area of Detroit. "My name is Vivian Blackwood. I own the VR gaming shop downtown. I'm an ex-programmer from CyberLife. You're safe with me."

   Slowly, the woman took a step forward and then another hesitantly. The AP700 model was very clearly in distress and she wished to soothe him. Slowly, her hands moved to rest on his shoulders, eyes scanning over him. He was slightly damaged, but nothing too bad. She had spare thirium and would be able to repair him fully if he desired. The downside was, she didn't know whether or not he would trust her enough to help him. Androids were reasonably suspicious of humans. It just didn't sit right with her to leave him wounded and upset from all of this.

           Wasn’t OFTEN that North was the NORMAL one in a conversation -- talking to this one, she felt downright TAME. They truly were DERANGED. It didn’t frighten the deviant, not much did these days, but it did put her on edge.