The pack of crazy creatures around Hao Ren having slightly different values from normal people was easy enough to understand, but when even a PDA had problems with its worldview, that was a real headache. To this day, nobody knew what had gone wrong on the production line when this brick had come off it, but it firmly believed it could grow into a battleship mainframe—the problem was, even if it stayed plugged into a spaceship's console for ten thousand years, it would still be a PDA.
But seeing how firmly the Data Terminal was defending its precious slot, Hao Ren was in a difficult position. All he could do was shamelessly negotiate with Nolan. "Well, how about you just bear with it? Think of it as wearing a pendant or something..."
Nolan gave Hao Ren a sidelong look. "What would it feel like if you plugged a brick into your own head and went out for a stroll?"
Hao Ren thought about it and decided he really couldn't understand what it was like for Nolan to view things as a ship.
"Anyway, you two work it out," Hao Ren said, spreading his hands. "A power struggle between a spaceship and a computer is already beyond my ability to comprehend."
Heiserana stared at Hao Ren with bewildered eyes as he argued with his own ship and his own PDA, then muttered to herself, "I'm starting to feel like there isn't a single thing in your field that I can understand."
Amid the Data Terminal and Nolan's noisy bickering, Giant Turtle Rock Platform rose higher. After passing through the thick, murky atmosphere, it entered the glowing cloud tops. Finally, it punched a hole through the clouds and arrived near Purgatory Planet's low Earth orbit.
This was already the maximum altitude the