"Why so nervous? She just likes to fool around. Once she gets bored, she'll come back on her own."
Meanwhile, in the center of the royal city.
As the message came through—a request for the super mothership's help in locating her—one Metal Life spoke with considerable disapproval.
Others might not know the young lady's circumstances, but how could they not?
She was newborn metal birthed from the Supreme Mother Metal. Even before a metal rune sequence had been implanted into her core, she had already possessed astonishing innate abilities.
What's more, this was the royal city of the Metal Life, a body evolved from the super mothership.
If anything happened, so long as the young lady sent out a signal, the super mothership would automatically resonate and respond.
Therefore, as long as she remained within the range covered by the super mothership's body, there would not be the slightest threat to her.
As for implanting low-grade metal runes, that was even more laughable. High-grade metals were high-grade metals not merely because their constituent materials differed; deep within their cores lay memories of Supreme Rune structures.
It could be said that unless she encountered a top-tier metal rune structure that triggered a reaction from the Supreme Runes, the scenario above had not even the slightest possibility of occurring.
Her innate sequence would automatically reject such low-grade rune structures. They simply could not be implanted.
Rune implantation into a top-tier core was an entirely different matter from implantation into an ordinary core.
Thoughts aside, the Metal Life handling this proposal still submitted the request according to procedure. It merely lowered its priority rating, while the computational power request was restricted to the tower district alone.
After all, as long as she remained within the royal city evolved from the super mothership, nothing