Deviancy is spreading, more androids are turning against their masters. CyberLife sends in a specialized prototype to uncover the mysteries behind the phenomenon. But, as the RK800 discovers more about the deviants, she also discovers more about herself. My name is Coraline... this is my story. Rated T for detailed graphic images and strong language only. [Fem Connor OC]

Crime spikes in the all-but-abandoned city of Detroit after the android revolution, and the DPD must send their forces to investigate a string of murders as a new population desperate for justice emerges on humanity's horizon. Connor comes to terms with his past and purpose. (Takes place before & after game events, more in-depth summary inside).

Three times Connor carried Hank and one time Hank carried Connor.

The RK-900 working at the DPD, better known as "Connor", has been in operation for the past three years. Like others in its series, it is incapable of deviancy. Or would be, if a source of software instability weren't embedded deep within its system. It seems the uncertain death of the RK-800's AI has had unforeseen consequences. Rated M for what Zlatko did to Alice.

It has been approximately one year since androids were given freedom to pursue something more than their programming. One year since Connor has lived with Hank in a small townhouse in Detroit. The arrival of a new case brings in androids suddenly showing symptoms of a virus, old demons return and new faces arrive and threaten everything Connor ever knew. What was an android to do?

The history books will remember the android named Markus who led the Detroit Android Protests in 2038. Very few remember Rheia Elliot, the Cyberlife designer who brought him to life. Their partnership turns to romance as questions of duty convolute the definition of "artificial" intelligence. Frequent updates. Slow-build/burn. Mutual Pining. 1st Person OC-POV.

Pour octobre, chaque jour a un thème, et ce thème donne une histoire qui peut être plus ou moins longue, mais dans tous les cas, elle s'inscrira dans le genre horrifique. Le sommaire du début donne les thèmes et les courts résumés des histoires publiées.

Connor faces off a deranged, elite deviant who proposes him an ultimatum which will result him in either dying or staying alive under the cost of the deranged deviant's life. What will Connor, a deviant who dislikes having the fate of others in his hands, do? Rated T for mentions of blood.

Deviancy began as a problem, but as the murders pile up, it is starting to look like a genocide. Something – somewhere – has gone wrong. While a suicidal alcoholic, a paranoid eccentric and an android secret agent hunt down deviants and a vigilante with blood on his hands seeks to expose a budding drug ring, the only decisions that really matter are yours. Vote Status: CLOSED

A one shot story about Connor realizing who his family is. A variation of the scene during the android revolution at the Cyberlife Tower when Connor-60 shows up threatening to shoot Hank.

Over a dozen androids, from every corner of Detroit, of any background and any model, are behaving normally in one instant and destroying themselves in the next. Something is causing an androids stress levels to jump from 0% to 100% in mere seconds, and Hank and Connor are tasked with figuring out what -or who- is causing the damage. It may end with horrible results.

The RX300, arguably the most elusive design of Elijah Kamski's creation. An undisclosed prototype tasked with human-android relations espionage, equipped with a real-time observational UI, social protocol, combat tactics and looks to kill. How does a painted genius so easily lose track of his own spy? (Android OC/Connor)

Después del reconocimiento de los androides como forma de vida, el Departamento de Policía de Detroit tendrá que lidiar con una serie de homicidios-suicidios de varios androides. Para la investigación y en contra de su voluntad sera asignado el detective Gavin Reed con la ayuda de una nueva compañera que para mala suerte del detective también es una androide.

Katherine Holloway, a social worker for the DPD, never thought she would find herself working with an android. Connor wasn't expecting to be challenged on his beliefs and morality. And Hank is just trying to keep them from killing each other. This story follows the deviant playthrough of DBH with some added twists. :)

Everything was going great! Hank has taken Connor as his son. The android rebellion was very successful. Everything was perfect. At least up until Hank was fatally shot and killed. Now Connor finds himself back at the beginning with second attempt to save his partner.

Cole Anderson survives a deadly car crash thanks to a surgical android named Connor.

"Now, if you asked Hank, it was fucking great that the androids had gotten their freedom and been acknowledged as living, thinking beings. Kudos to them for suffering under human oppression and still rising above it. Yeah, it was dank as fuck they'd gotten their freedom." Hint: No one ever asked Hank. Warning: Hank. Also lots of cursing. Oh wait. Yeah "HANK".

Humans can no longer have children with each other. With the development (by a pervy scientist) of androids being able to have children throught synthetic sperm and eggs, humans can once again give birth. A serial killer is killing human relationships, and Gavin and Nina are on the case!

Connor, once becoming deviant, is lost and doesn't know who he is anymore. The only way he knows how to cope is by reminding himself of who he is. Luckily, Markus is there to help him along with Hank, Connor's partner at work. Little do the three know, something even bigger is brewing in the background, something that will affect the lives of everyone in Detroit.

Connor never understood what emotions were. That was until he met a certain spunky cyborg detective with a hell of a past and a less than normal android child to boot. So when fate decides to throw these two together, they feel something that can't be described. Maybe she has what it takes to make him human. Maybe Cyberlife will destroy what they have.

Gavin Reed is terrible when it comes to his feelings. Especially for a certain colleague of his. So when she gets herself caught in a compromising situation, it scares the hell outa him and he doesn't handle it as best as he could have, especially when his chest tightens in...concern? Fear? Love? He's much less of an asshole when it comes to the Detective he's sweet on. Two Shot.

When Lieutenant Hank Anderson is forced to work with an android to investigate deviant-related cases, he finds himself learning a few things about them along the way... whether he likes it or not. (The story of Connor's journey to becoming deviant and Hank's change of heart about androids, told in Hank's POV.)

Rk900 tires of Gavin's poor behavior and attempts to win the surly Detective over with a newly installed social protocol. The two naturally butt heads while Nines presses that it's just him 'being nice'. It's not until another man enters the scene does RK regret his words when he becomes jealous and possessive of Gavin. Naturally, Connor tries to quell this storm. Reed900 Nsfw

Who would've thought a piece of plastic could change a man's world? When journalist Hiram meets an android named Azra, he never thought his mundane life would be changed so drastically. Rated M for safety, contains Canon typical violence. A collaboration between myself and @guysitsrobert. I wrote Azra's parts and @guysitsrobert wrote Hiram's part.

Post Good Path. When a girl witnesses a murder, her life is threatened by the android who spotted her. Connor and Hank take her in hiding, in a place they both keep secret from everyone, and Connor volunteers to protect her. Living undercover with a curious and caring android is not easy.