While Markus had made a point to advise Connor he was welcome to visit New Jericho any time he pleased, it was his home as much as it had been anyone else’s, Connor was still... hesitant on taking him up on that offer.  He’d been the cause of hundreds of androids demise, and he knew he still hasn’t earned the trust back from everyone who resided there.

This was bad. This was very bad.

Hank could use a nap, but that wasn’t going to happen apparently considering he had just woken up a few hours ago and was standing in New Jericho, making his way past working androids and small kids. One of the Jerry Androids (Connor had introduced him last time) spotted Hank and waved stupidly and exaggerated like a maniac. Hank pauses in his steps and turns to look at them, the wide smile he sported kinda creeping Hank out a bit. ❝Lieutenant Anderson! Are you looking for Connor? I believe him and Markus--❞ Hank was already shaking his head and the Jerry trailed off. 

❝I’m lookin’ for North!❞ He wanted to check on her, give some good news and then some rather horrible news depending on her state of mind. Jerry looked absolutely bewildered and it was almost a bit amusing to Hank but more so it was worrying. Did no one think North was capable of making friends or at least checking on her to make sure she’s alright? Seems androids really weren’t that different from humans after all. Some could be downright shitty, some could be ignorant. 

Welcome to society. 

Data gathered by Connor gave him some insight into the WR400. Arrogant. Overly confidant with a tendency towards violence.

Although Rk900 could subjectively understand her distaste towards humans, having no love lost for them himself, her actions during the revolution and her taking part left her in a similar regard as Markus in the androids eyes.

A traitor.

Just as with Markus though, new laws restricted RK9 in his actions, warnings appearing before his HUD informing him of her deviated violent status, indicating various take down measures which he, reluctantly, was forced to dismiss.

The women was seen as a hero after all.

Rk9 could do little but stand and observe, these little meetings between Jericho and the DPD a sham in his eyes, but as Rk800 was currently out on a mission, Rk900 was left to take his place, the meeting apparently unable to take place due to social stigma without an even number of humans and androids both being in attendance.

‘Equality’ be damned.

His default response is, of course, I didn’t order a Traci but Elijah manages to bite back the response when he remembers that is, technically, no longer appropriate to say. The last thing he wants is to get shot because he can’t hold his tongue. That would be the perfect way for Elijah Kamski to die, shot because he insulted an ex-sex worker (let’s be honest it’s also not the most unsurprising way the CEO could go). So he does hold his tongue and stand from his chair, turning toward Chloe and passing her his drink. She delicately takes it, steps out of the way and Elijah turns to face the new Android in his villa. 

❝I did not create the perfect lover series.❞ If she was here looking for a fight, she came to the wrong place. Elijah didn’t even program the codes used to run the ‘Traci Program’ in them. Though he cannot deny that parts of his coding was used to create that program--it was used without his consent. Because once he was forced from CyberLife any thing he left behind was in turn fair game to them. Did he help create sex programs for androids? Of course, when he first created them they were supposed to be used to service all areas of human needs and desires. Did he intend for places like Eden Club to become a thing? No. And neither is he surprised it happened. 

But Elijah didn’t think that made him a bad person. It wasn’t until his final year at CyberLife did he see the things that everyone else does now. His opinion of Eden Club now is more or less the same. The idea is repulsive, it started out so and it was still. But then Elijah never held high opinion of places like that, human or android.