Androids are starting to feel pain; unbearable pain, their only way out is death itself. It's Connor's job to stop it, it's Markus' duty to stop it, and it's Kara's responsibility to stop it from consuming her daughter.

It has been more than three weeks since the beginning of this new horror in their war. The first man who appeared in their camp, dead yet still walking, wore a red coat – a private of the British regulars. He attacked more than a dozen men before he was stopped. It took almost eight days from there to realize the truth of their situation. -historical, AU, lams-

Simon's seen both light and dark in humans. His owners, Tom and Gina? Dark. Their kids, Maria and Marion? Light. It's a long road to deviancy, but amongst the four of them, he gets there pretty quick. A.K.A Simon's Backstory, finally here.

A DBH rewrite for Kara's story where she escapes Cyberlife and ends up not only leading the android revolution but also finds herself and finds lifelong allies in Connor and Markus who both stand on different sides of a deviant conflict in Detroit. All the while a conspiracy within a branch of Cyberlife along with an activist group of humans work to gain social justice for Androids

After the disastrous battle of Monmouth, the court-martial of Charles Lee begins in which Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens both testify, while also acting as aides-de-camp through a ball, a march, and a visit to a waterfall, before the trial's end. -lams, historical-

Markus saw in his pale face a kind of quiet dignity that made him think, fleetingly, of winged statues he had once seen when Carl had taken him to a museum. [Stratford Tower alternative ending] Markus had been given two options. He considered both, and then chose neither.

Alexander Hamilton reads to John Laurens in bed. -lams, historical-

Following the demonstration and several misadventures after that, Markus decides to pay Hank a social call. This comes as a surprise to most, but to none more so than Hank himself.

Connor gets attacked at home and Sumo tries to comfort him.

Hank notices that Connor has been strangely withdrawn lately. On his birthday, Hank protests about celebrating, seeing it as no big deal, and accidentally hurts Connor in his attempts to avoid saying why he really doesn't celebrate. Then Connor gives him a gift that opens the door to Hank's past, giving him a glimpse of something he thought was lost forever. Hank/Connor-father/son

Kara invites Rose and Adam over for dinner at her little countryside home.

Connor and Hank end up stranded outside the city after getting in a car accident. Hank is determined to keep an injured Connor alive after being haunted by memories of the accident that took his son. Fortunately two kind strangers who have a history of aiding deviants come to their rescue and work to save dying Connor before it's too late. (*prequel of sorts to "Accident Prone")