What could a mass-produced automaton with a "door" pre-installed inside its body actually do?
Eileen couldn't help pondering this. Her tiny head seemed to fill with countless ideas all at once. She vaguely felt that this function had many uses, but she couldn't think of anything too concrete in the short term. Only after a long while did some hazy ideas gradually take shape.
"Let me think... It can summon them over, and it can teleport them away?" She raised her head and looked curiously at Yu Sheng. "Can you directly teleport them to places you've been?"
"That counts as one. In addition, these mass-produced automatons can serve as 'mobile beacons.'" Yu Sheng nodded and casually explained, "You know that the prerequisite for me to open a door is having a 'beacon.' It has to be either somewhere I've been or somewhere recorded when I randomly opened a door. But I can't be in two places at once—and with these mass-produced automatons, things are different. The 'doors' built into their bodies are complete beacons in themselves. Wherever a mass-produced automaton goes, it's equivalent to my door opening there.
"Also, because they possess complete 'blood permissions,' these automatons can activate the 'doors' inside themselves. Add this to their 'emergency shelter knowledge.' That way, if they encounter mortal danger while operating outside, they can instantly teleport back to the valley.
"Finally, there's one more thing. In theory, mass-produced automatons can summon one another in a chain. One mass-produced automaton can summon other mass-produced automatons to its location—but that's only feasible in terms of hardware. Whether the 'software' can keep up is another matter. It depends on how capable these mass-produced automatons are at making autonomous judgments... Ultimately, mass-produced models don't have much ability to think, so complex operations like this are still