"Master, Jane Foster doesn't seem particularly special."
Vivian did not quite understand why He-El was paying attention to Jane Foster. Other than being Thor's girlfriend, there seemed to be nothing else about her.
Vivian had already stayed by Jane Foster's side for some time. Jane Foster had even been surprised by Vivian's level of intelligence and, unable to restrain herself, had become good friends with Vivian through her emotional way of thinking.
Although He-El had reminded her from the very beginning that Vivian was a robot, an artificial intelligence—not human, not a living being—she still treated Vivian as a friend. They had become confidantes, close friends who could talk about anything.
This also allowed Vivian to understand some aspects of human women's thinking. It differed greatly from her own highly rational thought processes. Vivian categorized it as suitable for making friends, but unsuitable for working together in battle or serving as a leader who made decisions in dangerous situations.
By Vivian's assessment, He-El was the only one on Earth capable of being her master.
Vivian did not understand the tasks her master assigned, but her ability to carry them out was exceptionally strong. She executed them even while confused, and her curiosity was considerable.
In her eyes, the human Jane Foster was not particularly outstanding. She could be considered someone with ideals she pursued, interested in astronomy that seemed strange but was, in He-El and Vivian's eyes, merely naturally occurring and patterned celestial anomalies.
She knew humans could be interested in many things, but what was so special about this interest? Was it worth placing such a major helper as herself at Jane Foster's side?
Wouldn't she be more useful aboard the Manta Ray Mothership?
"She will lead us to what I want and contain it, Vivian." He-El lightly waved