After the Original Epoch Clan perished, their former Biological Laboratory, due to its initial security settings, had long since vanished from public view. Of the current Star Sea Alliance, the entity most aware of this laboratory's situation was likely "Ying."
If that laboratory still existed today, the maintenance work over the years would probably have been carried out by intelligent machines under "Ying's" command. Therefore, Rowan's attempt to use the Biological Laboratory to establish an identity in front of "Ying" was rather laughable.
Thinking of this, Rowan felt that the experimental subject from the Pot Spirit Race within the Castle might truly be Cecil. However, her mechanization had reached such an extent that her true consciousness should have long since been playing in the virtual world.
A sudden opponent. Rowan had previously clashed with the Epoch Clan's artificial intelligence during the Duoqi War. The Epoch Clan's AI, serving as an external support, had left a deep impression on Rowan with its powerful coordination capabilities.
However, that battle had been relatively easy. At the time, Rowan had blocked electronic signal propagation, forcibly kicking the AI off the battlefield.
But that did not mean the Epoch Clan's AI was incompetent. It was merely limited by hardware, and before it could fully exert itself, Rowan found a weakness.
Yet, "Ying," as a product left behind by the Original Epoch Clan and currently the most powerful artificial intelligence, even an intelligent lifeform, undoubtedly possessed the best hardware facilities. Facing it, Rowan's tactic of cutting off the network, used in the Duoqi War, would likely be ineffective.
Although Rowan had long known he would confront "Ying," that was under the premise of facing the Epoch Clan, with "Ying" being a mere tool, not "Ying" itself.
This seemed the same on the surface, but the difference