Appearance did not reflect age. While possessing the ability to learn, Frankenstein's database also contained a vast reserve of knowledge, giving her limitless potential for self-growth.
But that could not conceal the fact that her mental age was the same as Lyliana's.
As a special life form, everything Frankenstein did was a process of self-learning.
Frankenstein liked tending to flowers and plants. She was responsible for the plants in the laboratory; it allowed her to witness the growth of life and better understand what life was.
She liked saving electricity. That was simply a result of her personality.
Frankenstein also liked the so-called "Crown Princess Regency." During it, she got to see the so-called diversity of humanity, which was also part of her learning.
Listening to stories was also one of her hobbies.
Originally, she had merely been charging. Since someone was willing to tell stories, there was no need to drive him away.
Of course, that was only the initial reason.
At first, Frankenstein had not realized who Redfield was. Although Frankenstein's memory bank stored intelligence on many people, a monster like Redfield was naturally no exception.
But that was what made Franky unique. She was not some low-level robot that could only operate according to programming. She chose whether to activate certain functions herself.
When she was out charging in the heart of the country, she naturally would not activate her identification function as she did at the border checkpoint.
But as Redfield talked more and more, she realized exactly who he was.
From that moment onward, Frankenstein's goal shifted from simply listening to stories to observing him, to see what he actually wanted to do.
If someone like him did anything dangerous on the island, it would bring irreversible consequences.
Yet after some time, Frankenstein discovered that