"Protocol No. 3? Doctor, how could you let Caroline install such an anti-human program?"
"Anti-human? Tiandao, this was a dedicated program that nearly every Mechanical Star Envoy had. After all, without such a program, no one would dare let a Mechanical Star Envoy stay by their side with peace of mind."
"But Star Envoys aren't machines. They're people too. I don't think this program is any good for Caroline."
Hearing Tiandao's words, Doctor did not seem to care too much.
After all, these so-called dedicated protocol programs required the Mechanical Star Envoy herself to agree.
If they did not agree, outsiders simply could not implant such a near-bottom-level-code "protocol program" deep within their minds.
"Tiandao, if you think there's a problem with this program, you can have Caroline remove it herself."
"After all, the contents of this protocol are simply that, while the program is active, she can only act according to your commands."
"And naturally, those commands include ordering her to delete this program protocol."
"It's just that before doing that, I think you'd better ask Caroline what she herself wants. It's not enough for you alone to think something is right; you also have to respect the wishes of the person involved."
"And that's a lesson you taught me."
"Fine, I understand."
"No, Caroline, you're actually insisting on keeping this brain-dead program that lets other people control you? Have you become so mechanoid that you've gone stupid?!"
Tiandao stared at Caroline, who stubbornly refused to delete Protocol No. 3, completely dumbfounded.
He had thought that as long as he spoke to Caroline,
she would definitely agree to delete this "brain-dead program."
But to his surprise, Caroline not only refused with utter determination,
she also said that this was a dedicated protocol between her and Tiandao.
She would not