Originally, no one had been particularly interested in this matter. However, when Fang Zheng pointed out that there might be something suspicious about it, they immediately became alert and stared at him to see what he intended to say. The squinty-eyed man, meanwhile, was covered in cold sweat as he uneasily wiped his forehead.
"Uh... sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean..."
"You don't understand?"
Fang Zheng sneered.
"Then I only need you to answer one question. Why did you make autonomous combat machines in human form?"
"Th-that's because humanoid autonomous machines are better suited for combat..."
"Bullshit!"
Before the squinty-eyed man could finish his explanation, Fang Zheng's cold shout cut him off, making his body tremble. Seeing this, the blond pretty boy glared at Fang Zheng with some dissatisfaction and spoke up.
"Isn't that the case?"
"Hehehe."
Faced with the blond pretty boy's question, Fang Zheng chuckled.
"You've simply fallen into a mental trap. Because we're human and fight this way, we instinctively assume that this form is best suited for combat. But in reality, that obviously isn't true."
"It isn't...?"
Toudou Touka also looked curiously at Fang Zheng, staring at him in confusion.
"That's right. You're limited by human ways of thinking. In truth, if you wanted a form suited for combat, there'd be no need to cling to human shapes. A cheetah is far faster than a human, yet it doesn't need to walk on two legs. Spiders climb walls at incredible speed. Do you think they'd care about having two human arms?"
"Mm..."
At that moment, Fan Xinglu nodded as well.
"Indeed. The ancients often created techniques by imitating animals hunting. That is hardly unusual."
"Just imagine it. Give a robot six arms—two in front holding shields, two in the middle wielding swords, and two