Organ

Although the fusion of the Biological Armor was proceeding slowly due to various human factors, it was still advancing with firm determination. With his previous hypothesis in mind, Rowan looked at those nanobots again and discovered subtle differences.

Rowan realized that if one were mentally prepared, it was easy to spot a clear division of labor among the nanobots.

A portion of the nanobots had bionic biological walls that were constantly shifting. They were likely being fed a continuous stream of new genetic data, changing forms to test the Biological Armor's reactions.

Meanwhile, another portion of the nanobots maintained their original bionic biological wall forms. It seemed Sade and his team were still unwilling to give up; even if these old forms couldn't bypass the Biological Armor's identification system, they kept a few just in case the system glitched or was momentarily fooled.

However, the total number of these specific nanobots was steadily decreasing, as the area surrounding the fusion site was limited, and they had to make room for the new bionic forms.

Yet, there was one type of nanobot whose number—despite being proven unable to deceive the Biological Armor's identification system—was not decreasing. As the fusion tentacles advanced, their numbers were actually increasing.

Beyond that, Rowan noticed that all other types of nanobots were active, their positions shifting subtly like flowing water.

But these special nanobots never changed their positions from start to finish, and their arrangement relative to one another was extremely orderly, possessing a sense of rock-solid stability.

After thinking for a long time, Rowan finally understood: these nanobots were likely components of vital organs within the host's body. Therefore, to maintain the host's necessary life functions, they could not move.

Given this location, combined with Rowan's earlier suspicion regarding the missing vital part—even though the