If nothing else, the body was either the owner of the house itself or an intruder, and was hiding here after being killed by Leif.

Yinzi didn't say much, because after learning about the situation of the android, he didn't think that killing an ordinary human was something worth talking about.

Even humans can do evil things, not to mention a bionic person who is cornered, and in the end, no matter how immersed you are in the game, you can clearly realize that this is just a game, and in the game, dead people are a normal thing.

The main task of Kala, who is now played by the player, is to take care of the little girl.

As soon as he walked to the corner of the room and went downstairs, he heard the sound of the siren Ulla from below.

It was still raining outside, and they were investigating with materials in their hands and questioning people nearby, as if they were looking for information.

Seeing them, Yinzi immediately frowned.

He didn't do anything bad along the way, just to avoid unnecessary trouble on the way away, he didn't steal clothes from the laundry room on the way, and he didn't do anything to the convenience store clerk.

Upstairs, however, he saw Connor, who was assisting the police in their case.

In the process of playing the game, the player already knows that the game has three lines, which are the three main characters in the game.

Cara, model AX400, housekeeping type mass production intelligent android.

Connor, model RK800, a police auxiliary prototype, was created as a state-of-the-art prototype for "Modular Life", specifically designed to help police hunt down "anomalous android" hunters who deviated from programmed behavior.

The other is Marcus, model EK200, which is an assistant prototype, and is the 'personal assistant' who fetches raw materials for painters at that time.

The stories of the three protagonists are synchronized in the same world, and the choices made by the three characters have some impact on the world.

After each short story of the game, the same timeline will allow the player to experience the world as a different person.

The game takes a different approach, designing three equally important protagonists, using a narrative structure in which three main lines are staggered and parallel.

On the surface, they don't have much contact with each other.

But in reality, they are co-creating a massive anomaly ———— androids who are experiencing the same event.

That's why they are called the Trinity.

Detroit doesn't use a fixed and single protagonist to deepen the player's sense of immersion like other games, nor does it choose to do multiple episodes or change characters to increase the player's sense of overlooking the entire gameplay experience.

There are a lot of props in the game, but the props are divided into event props and non-event props, except for magazines and books, all props are event props.

Event props have only one role to advance the story.

However, the gameplay of the game is quite novel, as the player's event items can only be obtained through exploration in the independent scenes of the game chapters, and most of the items cannot be carried into the next chapter, except for some special items.

And like magazines, there are magazines for each chapter, and the role of magazines is only to help players understand the plot of the game, and players need to explore to find it, and understand the information on it after reading.

Kara is just a housekeeping android, but some behaviors of androids with different functions such as Connor will have an impact on public opinion.

Looking at Connor below, Inko frowned.

Because he had operated Connor, as well as Cara and Marcus, he naturally knew how strong Connor's model was compared to the other two androids.

The functions such as the analysis of events alone are inherent in the machine itself, and the military things are relatively advanced.

"Oops, Connor is outside." Yinzi muttered quietly.

Even though Connor has no player control at this time, his superior functions are enough to control the course of events.

The house where she was hiding was not far from the police, and with Connor's help, the cops would soon find out where she was hiding.

Connor didn't use an umbrella in the rain, he carefully analyzed the direction of the incident and simulated the trajectory and process of Kala's actions.

"It caught the first passing bus...... And sat all the way to the terminal."

"Its decisions were not premeditated, but driven by fear." Connor analyzed the event, which he defined as fear.

The fear of fleeing from Todd's house.

But when the police heard his analysis, they only smiled sarcastically, with a look of disdain in their eyes.

He thinks there's a major bug in this statement, "Androids don't feel fear."

"Connor already understands emotions by this time." Yinzi said affirmatively, he thought that although Connor was acting normal, he was no longer normal at this time, but he was more advanced and could disguise himself.

"Anomaly androids." Connor replied in the affirmative. "They have the potential to be completely emotionally controlled and make irrational decisions."

Seeing his words, fans were also a little excited,

You see, Connor's perception of anomalous androids is that they have their own emotions. ’

'Will Connor become an anomalous android in the future?' ’

'Playing this game I sensed the ambition of the old thief, who seemed to want to make something different. ’

It's a great story, and with incredibly realistic simulations, the old thief wants to start a new era of cinematic gaming. ’

……

Different choices have given players different feelings.

"Then we still don't know where it's going." The cops didn't seem to want to argue with Connor on this point.

"It has no schemes, and it has nowhere to go, so it's probably not far away." Connor's guess was reasonable, and their target was watching them from an upstairs not far away.

"Maybe they didn't go far." Connor's perspective looked towards the small building to the side.

Inko controlled Kara to go downstairs, and now the best thing they could do was to take advantage of her changed outfit and leave while the police weren't looking.

But as soon as she got downstairs, she saw Leif who looked like a cyber madman.

Leif had a knife in one hand and a huge mouse in the other, and he seemed to have gone out hunting in the morning.

Leif cares a lot about the guests in the house, and he seems to want to prepare a little food for the guests in the house.

"In order to clear up the previous misunderstanding, Leif has prepared a small gift for you."

"Humans love to eat barbecue food, and now Leif is going to cook, and the little girl needs to eat."

"We eat just like humans."

Seeing his crazy and ecstatic laughter, Yinzi had a headache.

He couldn't tell what the consequences would be if he refuted the anomalous android, as the police were already gathered outside, and he didn't want to get their attention right now.

"Wouldn't it be rude to refuse?"

"Come and sit down."

"yes, that's how it should be."

(End of chapter)