Sub-class Stones weren't that easy to come across in the wild. If you really found an unmined deposit, how could there be only one or two? Most likely, you'd stolen them from someone else—and if you'd stolen them, there was no chance you could go back and find more.
Xin Rong had just gotten carried away with the drinking and asked a couple of extra questions. He wasn't really expecting an answer; he just said casually, "You never know unless you give it a shot. Maybe you'll get lucky."
Liao Ying didn't agree with his way of thinking. "Then next time you go looking for dates, be careful. Don't get yourself killed."
She was talking about how often he took risks with that kind of attitude.
Xin Rong thanked her for her concern. After getting a basic understanding of the power sources on the table, Bian Jun brought out a metal-cased robot and beckoned everyone over. "This is my family's latest model. Come take it apart and have a look."
The core chip had already been removed, so they focused on the mechanical engineering. It was exactly the sort of thing they were all interested in, and this was one way they kept in touch.
Xu Huo's knowledge of robots was limited to the manual he'd lent Yan Jiayu, so he couldn't contribute much. But Xin Rong was thorough and included him in the conversation, explaining how various mechanical components were made and put together. He also suggested Xu Huo stock up on smart chips and connecting wires.
"Once you get used to using robots, they're much more convenient than props. You can leave all sorts of tasks to them."
"Even in some less developed Sub-districts, where smart robots are still at their most basic, you can upgrade a robot