What begins as an open-and-shut investigation of a CyberLife suicide in the late hours of the night, quickly spirals into a tangled web of murder, intrigue, espionage, and a deep dive into what it really means to be alive. Like a piece of driftwood in a hurricane, Connor, Hank, and everyone else have to learn to navigate something much bigger than themselves—or die. *UPDATED 9/7*

It wasn't enough time. He had a week left. Connor hasn't had enough time. He only had a week left. He still wanted to solve cases, play with Sumo, tend and build up his aquarium. He still wanted to quip with Hank, spar with North, debate with Josh, laugh with Simon, be around Markus. His LED flashes an alarming crimson, illuminating the right side of his face in a deathly glow.

Connor found himself on the run from the FBI, labeled a terrorist after he marched androids to freedom and saved the remnants of Jericho from being gunned down. Promise of deactivation was less than pleasant but it worsened once he was caught.

Post-best ending, 8 months later. A mysterious "sickness" is making deviants go crazy, causing civil unrest. A superior model of Connor (RK900) hunts Connor, Markus, and Kara for unknown purposes. Kara holds a dark secret. Markus searches for answers. Connor must do what it takes to protect his freedom, friends, and prove that he isn't obsolete. COMPLETE!