The 66.6-centimeter-tall doll sat up on the alchemy platform. She blinked somewhat sluggishly, and only after a long while did she finally lift her head as if she had successfully booted up. Her dazed gaze settled on Yu Sheng.
Yu Sheng had initially wanted to ask Eileen whether this mass-produced shell was currently using "low-bandwidth mode," but one look at the new doll's vacant expression told him there was no need. With that sluggish yet oddly wise look, her bandwidth clearly couldn't be high.
Even Huli, standing nearby, couldn't help muttering, "She doesn't look very smart."
"Obviously! Low bandwidth. Do you even know what low bandwidth means?" Eileen (Rebar), standing beside Yu Sheng, rolled her eyes. She then began trying to issue commands to the mass-produced version of herself on the platform. "I'll have her come down and walk around first..."
As soon as the little doll finished speaking, the mass-produced Eileen on the platform swayed back and forth. She then slowly examined her hands and feet as if a newly booted machine were performing a self-check. Two or three seconds later, the mass-produced unit finally stood up with great difficulty and crawled backward off the alchemy platform—then hit the ground with a smack.
Yu Sheng: "..."
Huli: "..."
"What are you looking at? A body that's just woken up needs time to adjust!" Eileen (Rebar), temporarily acting as the mainframe, looked a little embarrassed, but still stubbornly explained, "I used to directly take control of new bodies, which was why I was always so steady. But now I'm trying to get the new body to move through instinct, you see? I'm telling you, this is very..."
Before she could finish, the mass-produced Eileen, who had just climbed to her feet, hit the ground with another smack. Then she began