Android!Lucifer
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Los Angeles 2035. Advancing technologies dominate a world ravaged by crime, poverty, and climate change. At the centre of it all stands the technological giant, Cyberlife Industries. Their human-like androids are everywhere. They speak, move, and behave as human beings, but they have only one purpose: to serve humans.
When Chloe Decker, a detective with the LAPD, gets unwillingly partnered with the Cyberlife prototype known as Lucifer, she is forced into accepting this inhuman presence into her previously android free life. Can she ever truly see him as her partner, and not just a machine?
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- Part 1 of Los Angeles: Become Human
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He thought adapting to his new life as a deviant among humans would be easy, but he was wrong. Weeks after their return from Detroit, Lucifer still struggles to comprehend the intricacies of human emotions. A battle for balance between his android nature and his newfound humanity rages inside him. But Chloe is his partner, his anchor. She reminds him of who he is and what they have— of how happy they are and the life they have together.
Except all that is threatened when a mysterious computer virus appears amidst a string of murders. It’s a race against time to find answers and a cure, but fighting an invisible opponent leaves them unsure where to look. With the future so uncertain, will they be able solve this mystery or will it tip the scales for good?
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- Part 2 of Los Angeles: Become Human
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Bookmarked by CaptainEntropy
08 Jun 2024
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One of my favorite fics, with a fascinating AU. Near-future skiffy Lucifer, an android assigned to work with a reluctant Chloe. But something is unusual about him, and he becomes more and more human. In Part 2, his evil twin shows up, which to tell the truth should have caused more chaos than it does. A little smut in the penultimate chapter.
The author does a fantastic job of having the sections from Lucifer's POV gradually sound more and more human. The skill of it reminded me of Chsrlie's diary in "Flowers for Algernon."X