Like I thought, there were several human agents there with a few androids mixed in to search the properties. When we got to the depot, they were waiting for us. There were 2 androids there. "Hello citizens. We have a warrant to search the premises of this depot." one of them greeted us. I said "Yes. We were on a business trip until just now. I gave my employee permission to allow you to search." The other android said "We have already searched the Red Grind. We also went inside the cab depot. The search was incomplete. There seems to be one door that is locked. None of the staff seem to be able to access it." Paul said "What about it? It's only one closed door." It was not something that in and of itself that suspicious. Neither android dropped their "Is there a key?" "Yes, there is a key for senior members of the depot. It leads to an annex. Nothing that needs to be seen." I said. "I'm sorry, but we are nothing but thorough. We would like to see the door unlocked." "Where's your warrant then!?" Brett demanded. They provided it and we read over it. It was legitimate. I wondered something.
It was about them. "Where are the other agents?" I asked. The first android said "Most humans can't wait around for so long like we can." "That's putting it lightly. They're lazy! Putting all of the burden on us C-JAMs like this is a shameless display." the second said as he crossed his arms. "Now, now. Humans have their needs." The first placated the second android. Both looked exactly the same as 719 with some differences. The first android was a lemon blonde with a ponytail instead of a braid. The second had green hair that was really hard to tell it apart from black unless the light hit it in a certain way. The blond one added "It is our job to support them." "Unlikely. I can say that we'll do all of the things they don't want to." the green haired one said. They both turned to us and asked for the key again. I just rolled my eyes and said "I'll unlock it." I walked over and unlocked the door. I opened it and said "It's an elevator to the basement. You don't have to search. It's really big. If you go in, you might get lost in there forever." I said. "That is fine. We'll search it together now." the blond said.
My warning was for them. If they wanted to go forward, that was for them. "Alright. Let's all get on the elevator." I said. Paul and Brett got on confidently. Mason looked at us nervously. "D-do we have to go down there? I'd rather stay up here." he asked. The green haired android said "Come on. You have to come too, citizen." "I'm sure it will be alright. As members of the government, we will protect you from all danger." the blond added as they both pushed him along into the elevator as well. There was a large gulp that everyone could hear coming from him as he was pressed against us in the tight space. "I'm sorry. We never got your names. What are they?" I asked the androids. "It would be nice. So I can call out to you." Mason said. The androids' designations were 628 and 434. The doors closed and the elevator went downstairs. As the doors opened, we saw the Main Hall. As soon as we got out of the elevator their focus zeroed in on the tanks for the X-frames. "This really is a cyborg den. We have to confiscated and destroy this." the blond said. "Beat them up. Don't kill them!" I yelled.
Not full a minute passed before Paul and Brett took the androids down. The androids were not able to do much against the Devils. I turned to Mason. "Do you think that I would let you die after that hack on the PEP unit. I don't abandon people that help me out. Can you hack these androids?" He blinked and said "That's why you broke me out of prison? To fuck with the androids? I guess I'm in too deep now, huh?" I just nodded. He crouched over the blond one and looked over him. "We need to get him hooked up to a computer." I nodded and said "We can set up an office in the Red Grind. There are many back rooms for private dances." Paul nodded. "Well, let's get it started. We don't want to get caught by the police." Brett said as he picked the green one off the floor. Paul took the other one. As we were getting ready to go back up in the elevator, the PEP units emerged from the hallway. It was clear they were not pleased to see Mason or the android. I explained the situation to them. Mason gave a wave. They still did not like it. Too bad we were the leaders. What we said was the law.
