The "Combat Puppet" inside the heavy mech was humanoid overall, but its bodily structure differed in many ways. Numerous open "gashes" connected seamlessly with the heavy mech's components. The boundary between machinery and flesh had already blurred. Its perception likewise interwove the traditional five senses with mechanical sensory devices, making it difficult to apply the logic humans were accustomed to.
Fortunately, Shausedo was highly experienced. He did not need to force these fragmented pieces of information into a mode of thought that suited him. He only needed to grasp a few key points and react promptly and accurately—Soul Hosting was Soul Hosting, a puppet was a puppet. It was merely a temporary tool, and that boundary had to remain clear.
"How is it?" Mora asked.
"Not bad," Shausedo replied casually.
He had immense experience in the field of Soul Attachment Clones. He knew well that operating a puppet with such nonhuman perceptions was like operating a machine: it required an effective coding system. Its internal logic could have nothing whatsoever to do with human intuition, so long as it could be operated effectively.
That was how one-way input worked, and reverse output could work the same way.
Once practice made it second nature, the differences in internal logic would no longer be a problem.
Forming rules, becoming familiar with rules, breaking rules—the so-called "internalization and transcendence of rules," or what the East called "Attain the Law and Forget the Law"... Anyone could potentially achieve it through extensive, focused practice, but completing it in merely a minute or two was utterly impossible for an ordinary person.
After all, ordinary people were merely ordinary people. But he, Shausedo, was an Extraordinary Species that had surpassed the limits of human evolution.
Very quickly, drawing on established coding systems from the past, Shausedo formed