The situation EDI summarizes isn't entirely unfamiliar to Connor. After all...
"I'm a prototype."
And so, apparently, is she. Though if he had any lingering expectations about her being from his world, she would have just dispelled them. "But most CyberLife products are designed with a human appearance."
And Connor's appearance is very human. Breathing. Blinking. Little tics of motion, to match the creases and freckles dotted across his face. His synthetic skin even looks like it has pores. CyberLife products have evidently passed right through the uncanny valley and come out the other side. It makes a strange contrast with the mass of product labels literally glowing off his outfit.
"Your construction seems unusually durable." And it had a gun. "You're designed for combat?"
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"I'm a prototype."
And so, apparently, is she. Though if he had any lingering expectations about her being from his world, she would have just dispelled them. "But most CyberLife products are designed with a human appearance."
And Connor's appearance is very human. Breathing. Blinking. Little tics of motion, to match the creases and freckles dotted across his face. His synthetic skin even looks like it has pores. CyberLife products have evidently passed right through the uncanny valley and come out the other side. It makes a strange contrast with the mass of product labels literally glowing off his outfit.
"Your construction seems unusually durable." And it had a gun. "You're designed for combat?"