"And android can't want." And yet. He knows he's been slipping. Diminishing wants instead of dismisal. Pursuing things that he has no reason to with Hank and Miguel and General Connor and in a debate of Hector after what happened that week.

But he's not supposed to want at all. He's not supposed to needlessly pry or make music clubs or go on impromptu day trips. He's not supposed to do things without a kind of purpose.

And then that question. That very confusing question that Connor has been debating since realizing there are AI here. He thinks of lying....but the moment Markus met any of them, he will ask Connor about them and ask why he lied. So he doesn't.

"There are other artificial intelligences here. However, they're not Cyberlife androids. They don't seem to be from our world at all. I....don't know what I'm supposed to do about them. They aren't using the same hardware or software so I don't know if I could learn anything from them or if I even have any sort of jurisdiction," he said. "And I'm always supposed to protect. Just because I have a specific mission doesn't mean I'm not also supposed to act like an officer. When there's danger, I protect those who need help. Its why I may take exception to the weapon rule. It gets extremely inconvenient during sudden monster attacks."