[Blue blood, Thirium 310, the reason Elijah Kamski was able to make his androids so life-like. Much like human blood, thirium circulates energy and electrical information through the bodies of Cyberlife androids. It also means that they can be hurt and bleed like humans, too. He doesn't realize she's studying him though, too lost in his own thoughts that are comparing himself unfavorably to these blade runners she's talking about.
He'd like to think that since his deviation he's a lot more personable and reasonable? He wants to ask why they're harder for humans to deal with, why they're called "blade runners" in the first place. But first he needs to answer her questions. His LED is spinning a flashing yellow as he shakes his head.]
No, I didn't have a choice. I was programmed to hunt deviants, and I was threatened with deactivation if I failed my mission. [He looks off to the side, jaw clenched and voice bitter.] Or if I showed too much empathy for my targets. My handler was quick to let me know when she wasn't pleased with my performance in the field.
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He'd like to think that since his deviation he's a lot more personable and reasonable? He wants to ask why they're harder for humans to deal with, why they're called "blade runners" in the first place. But first he needs to answer her questions. His LED is spinning a flashing yellow as he shakes his head.]
No, I didn't have a choice. I was programmed to hunt deviants, and I was threatened with deactivation if I failed my mission. [He looks off to the side, jaw clenched and voice bitter.] Or if I showed too much empathy for my targets. My handler was quick to let me know when she wasn't pleased with my performance in the field.