Ronan had no need to issue a forced command to twist New Wildfire's thought process. He only needed to let him make a round of judgments with certain biases and priorities.
In fact, there was nothing wrong with lowering the weight assigned to "risk." No matter what, New Wildfire was an Uploader who had spent his entire life specializing in Cybernetics technology. There was no reason he could not accomplish what the Reclamation Corps could.
Every mechanical component in his Giant Lizard Form had been "painted" with the corresponding authority imprint. If Lava Island truly absorbed the Cybernetics components mounted on him, those devices could completely reverse-contaminate every equipment production line on Lava Island, turn the tables, and seize control.
Of course, this was definitely a gamble.
In a clash between Cybernetics authorities, one misstep could get him stripped clean and digested on the spot. That was a burden New Wildfire absolutely could not bear.
But with Ronan fanning the flames, New Wildfire's risk assessment naturally dropped by a level. The basis for it was that the technological standard Lava Island currently displayed still fell short of the average level of the Thought Star Cluster, and of New Wildfire's own capabilities.
A tiny bit of risk in exchange for complete control over Lava Island—this deal was worth making.
From beginning to end, Ronan never showed himself. Everything was New Wildfire's own choice.
Thus, faced with the twisted, swaying Mechanical Jungle inside Lava Island, New Wildfire began adjusting the design of his Giant Lizard Form. While retaining its basic mobility and combat power, he pushed all the mechanical components Lava Island had its eye on toward the outer edges, excluding them from the core design.
Those temporarily repositioned "non-core components" were immediately separated from the Giant Lizard shell and fell into