I have a space station

“I was too hasty!” Monka looked at the tightly closed base gate and sighed helplessly.

The two of them spent three days finally arriving at Golden City.

But they never imagined that the base would be in a state of disconnection, and the door couldn't be opened at all.

“Open the door!”

“Hurry and open the door!”

Monka walked over and slammed on the door.

However, the base door was very large and thick. Although she was quite strong, hitting the door didn't make much noise.

“Clang~”

The door slowly opened to both sides.

There was no one inside.

The two people poked their heads in and walked inside cautiously.

The security checkpoint at the entrance was empty, but the lights were all on.

“Clang~”

After they came in, the door closed again.

It seemed someone had deliberately let them in.

The two followed the passage inward and arrived at the vertical elevator entrance.

The elevator indicator light was on, indicating it was working normally.

Nata pressed the down button, and the elevator door opened.

“Monka, don't you think we're having it a little too easy?” Nata asked.

“Isn't that a good thing? It saves us from starving and freezing outside,” Monka replied.

At the same time, Monka sent him a message in the form of a notification:

“We are being monitored. Watch your mouth. Don't say anything you shouldn't.”

“Oh, oh,” Nata replied with two words.

Since they entered the base, Dongfang Chen could only see the images they saw through their eyes via shared vision.

Both of them were using quantum communication, unaffected by the base's electromagnetic shielding.

The elevator went down for a long time, finally arriving at the uppermost living area.

“Whoosh~”

As soon as the elevator door opened, a figure attacked.

“Bang~”

Monka directly threw a punch.

“Thud~”

The figure was sent flying with one blow.

Taking a closer look, it turned out to be a person.

This person didn't even cry out in pain. After getting up from the ground, he charged up again.

“Bang~, crack~”

Monka strode forward and knocked him down with a punch, then directly snapped his neck.

“Sis, why did you kill someone without asking questions?” Nata was a little unaccustomed to seeing someone killed for the first time.

“Eyes devoid of light, it's obviously a Mani,” Monka said as she stood up.

“Manis are people too. You can't be so cruel,” Nata, who was educated in Confucianism, still had a very simple mind.

“Stop talking nonsense! You handle the rest. I don't care,” Monka retorted directly.

“Okay, you follow me,” Nata agreed immediately.

“Tch! Idiot!” Monka also knew that Nata was still a very young child who didn't understand anything, so she didn't bother to explain further.

If he understood everything, why would he come out to train?

Nata shook his head and quickly followed.

Dongfang Chen, watching what happened in the picture, was lost in thought.

He was also wondering if he had restricted Nata too rigidly.

However, being a little rigid at the beginning wasn't necessarily a bad thing.

“Xiaolin, establish a temporary task line to comprehensively record Nata's words and actions. In addition, establish an evaluation system to evaluate his behavior from multiple perspectives. It should include at least the following elements: flexibility assessment, risk assessment, personality type assessment, and adaptability assessment.”

“Okay, Commander, the task has been issued.”

“Monka, try to let Nata make the decisions,” Dongfang Chen said, looking at the Monka floating beside him.

Monka's two bodies could be used simultaneously.

Nata could actually do the same, but Dongfang Chen was unwilling to spoil him, so he closed the permission to access the base's cameras.

“Okay!” Monka responded.

This was serious business, and she couldn't joke around.

“I have a question to ask you.”

“Go ahead.”

“Since the Dragon Country engineers limited your permissions, why didn't they limit your killing behavior?” Dongfang Chen couldn't help but wonder when he saw Monka directly snap the Mani's neck.

If Monka were really a person, this behavior wouldn't be a problem.

But she was a robot, which made this a big problem. Today she could kill one person, and tomorrow she could kill a group of people.

Weren't those Dragon Country engineers worried about losing control?

“Those are Manis,” Monka emphasized.

“The Dragon Country engineers shouldn't have known about the existence of the Manis when they made you, right? How could they give you the permission to kill?”

“I have the permission to eliminate enemies.”

Monka didn't answer the key point.

The focus of Dongfang Chen's question wasn't who the enemy was, but that the size of the permission to kill was difficult to control.

If the permission was too great, Monka might even kill all humans.

Robots were, after all, not human. The program had to run for a long time, and a small error could lead to a huge mistake.

“There are many enemies of humans, why don't you kill them all?”

“What's so strange about that? I have my own mission to complete. If the assessment shows that it's beneficial to the mission, I'll execute it. If it's detrimental to the mission, I won't execute it,” Monka explained.