But the reality is that His Holiness did so.

It was so loyal, but... its reaction was a little slow... and it failed to successfully protect the box containing human bones.

…

Saru fell.

Its body became three sections.

But it didn't die there. For a robot, as long as its independent thinking core is intact, it doesn't matter even if the built-in energy core is completely extinguished.

What's more, His Holiness deliberately avoided these two key positions.

…

"Is it really that important to you to carry out the orders left by an extinct species?" Saru asked.

The Venerable came close. Its body was constructed from 70 million independent units, which allowed it to not only change its own form at will, but also repair others when necessary.

But now His Holiness did not help Saru.

It replied coldly: "Commands have the highest priority, and operations that do not conform to the basic program should be denied."

Saru understood this and smiled.

The smile was a little strange.

"Then... what are we to humans? Are we tools? Slaves? Or partners?"

The Venerable replied: "The purpose of mankind's creation of me is very clear. You are a guard robot and a guardian. I am a pilot-level robot and the guide of star field flight. This has been determined from the beginning of creation."

"Hehehe..." Saru understood, it could never change the Venerable.

Because its memory core never has those necessary variables.

Thinking of this, Saru sighed deeply: "In that case, it shouldn't be okay to disappear..."

Just as the Venerable was about to say something, everything in his field of vision was replaced by a dazzling light.

Alpha 4000, who was watching all this from a distance, saw a warning pop up in front of his eyes, and then immediately deployed the force field, wrapping himself in it...

About ten days passed.

Under the setting sun, Alpha began to climb the pit again.

But every time...it ended in failure.

It's obviously just a little bit different.
Chapter completed!