Forbidden Zone

Although the changes were minute, to an artificial intelligence, the trajectory of such shifts remained glaringly obvious under the scrutiny of big data. Their hyper-fast processing speeds allowed them to derive a quantified value almost immediately.

Once anything is digitized, the nuances of its evolution become far more intuitive. Perhaps Saide and his associates, or even the main and alt accounts of "Ying," would find this discovery exhilarating.

However, Rowan was not worried that they would follow the trail to uncover anything significant. Slowly, as he gained a clearer understanding of their true capabilities, the room he had to maneuver only grew.

Rowan was certain that the host gene shells mimicked by those Nano-robot units were all entirely new, save for the initial ones that might have been used in previous experiments.

This meant that in the absence of historical data for comparison, any emerging changes could only be categorized as new developments.

Furthermore, these experimental data points were difficult to replicate because the honeymoon period between the Zerg and the Star Sea Alliance had been brief. Although the number of Biological Armor units sold seemed vast, when spread across a territory spanning tens of thousands of light-years, they appeared quite scarce.

Each piece of Biological Armor produced by the Zerg was serialized; within the Star Sea Alliance, they were akin to limited-edition products. They were collected and utilized, and because of their serial numbers, any significant disappearance would inevitably be noticed. Thus, in reality, there were few available for experimentation.

With such scarce experimental material, they would certainly avoid verifying failed cases unless absolutely necessary. Moreover, Rowan could currently track the majority of the Biological Armor and transmit the current experimental reactions to them; if they were seized for testing, Saide and his team would obtain the same data