Lu Yao quickly discovered that Zila was still causing radiation in the surrounding area.
"Why do my calls keep cutting out today? It's all static... The signal around here is way too bad. So even the crappy old buildings have crappy little signals, huh?"
"Lag my ass! The connection drops right when the team fight's about to decide it!!! Help, does anyone have Wi-Fi? Save me!"
"Why is the new TV glitching too?"
The televisions and computers in shops on the same side of the street, and the phones in pedestrians' hands, were all affected to varying degrees.
People grew visibly irritable one after another.
Lu Yao hurriedly led the metal man all the way out to the suburbs, far from the crowds.
Zila's voice came through the earphones. "Lord Yao, I've already done my best to restrain it. But I still exert a certain magnetic effect on the outside world. Will this cause trouble?"
Lu Yao nodded.
But since he had promised Zila, he still had to bring it to see what Earth looked like now.
Once they entered a suburban path far from the main road, with very few pedestrians, Lu Yao felt slightly relieved.
At that moment, he suddenly realized something was wrong.
Why was Zila's cardboard-box shell bulging?
Lu Yao grabbed the cardboard casing on top and found that the edge beneath the iron-hat lid had been stuffed with all sorts of things: plastic bags, leaves, disposable chopsticks, a torn shoe insole... so much that the lid could barely cover it all.
"Why are you collecting this trash? Also, when did you stuff it in there, and how?"
Zila said, "When we passed by, I saw good things no one wanted, so I rolled them into my head with my wheels and stored them. I