My main world is in Naruto

Sarah pressed the elevator button and the escalator restarted. T800 scanned the elevator and destroyed the elevator control system with one punch.The elevator stopped completely now.

Upstairs, Sarah had used the screwdriver on her key to remove the escalator footrest.In the real world, the T800 is too heavy to jump.Either fall down the elevator's repair shaft and choose a path by yourself by touching the T800.

T800 has now arrived in 84, and the computer cannot connect to Skynet.So some judgments are only semi-intelligent.In short, logical operations are relatively rigid.When he saw the elevator maintenance manhole cover that was not tightly closed, he stepped on it.

Sure enough, the T800 fell into the elevator's repair shaft.Sarah hid in the small upper bunk next to her, and everyone on the second floor of the store ran away.Sarah lit the silk scarf sold by the merchant and threw it into the elevator shaft.The elevator shaft is filled with lubricating oil and engine oil.Catching fire!In the middle, a human-shaped torch crawled out from the maintenance shaft!

Fighting robots is the same as genin fighting jounin.If it doesn't scare him to death, he should dodge quickly.Running up and hitting him twice will have almost no effect, and may even cost you your own life.

Sarah took advantage of the T800 lying down in the well to escape smoothly and ran away from the escalator on the other side of the store.The freeloader also took two pieces of clothing.

When they got downstairs, a Lincoln sedan stopped in front of Sarah.The FBI, who had just escaped together, waved to Sarah.

It’s time to connect with the country.

New York FBI building. (Does the FBI have an office building? I made it up.) Sarah’s treatment here is pretty good.There are single rooms.There is coffee.There is also a TV.Now the TV reports that a metal skeleton is killing and destroying people in the city.

The original T800 had a human skin and could hide its identity.Now there is a silver hole to see how he can hide.

An agent, maybe a psychiatrist or something.Call a negotiator here. : "Ms. Sarah. Because you have brought huge losses to this country."

Sarah: "Don't be like this. I've seen outsiders too. In the future, I or my children will be the leaders of the rebellion against the army of intelligent machines. The key to the future of mankind lies with me. That's why the so-called Skynet will send The robots are coming to kill me. The robots are on the streets now! Destroying them and getting the technology of the next 50 years is the only way to deal with future crises."

Negotiator: "Uh, please calm down. Yes! Robots have appeared! But how can we say it is a future product? Modern factories also have robotic arms. Those things are just more sophisticated, and the computers are miniaturized."

Sarah: "Haha. Don't forget. I am a mechanical expert. How much power does the exoskeleton armor I released need to start? That thing has been chasing me for several days, not to mention that it can charge itself with solar energy!"

This is another person coming in.soldier. : "Hello Miss Sarah, we have already had contact with outsiders. Some of us have decided that the future is inevitable, but many people still don't believe that robot rebellion will happen in the future. But whether the outsiders are true or false is not important now. Eliminating that iron lump is the key.”

Sarah: "Planes, tanks, rockets! It's just a lump of iron. Thermite can burn through his metal skeleton, and liquid nitrogen can freeze his circuit boards. Electromagnets can also restrict his movement. But you are Are you telling me that there is no way to deal with that iron lump?"

: "Well, you may not know one thing. That guy is powered by nuclear power. He has two nuclear batteries on him. They are two small nuclear power plants. If they really cause any damage to the batteries, touch this! The streets will be completely destroyed. And the subsequent radiation will spread throughout the city, making the city uninhabitable for decades. This kind of loss is simply not something we can afford."