Zuo Zuo was astonished by Lynn's train of thought. He watched the wisp of dust swirling in Lynn's palm and said:
"That may be true, but will this really go unnoticed by the Mechanical Church?"
After all, they were dealing with the Mechanical Church.
Every machine was linked to their Main Brain. The moment they noticed part of the Nanite Swarm disobeying the supreme main brain's orders, wouldn't they discover it immediately?
Lynn adjusted his Monocle and said softly:
"Yes, that's certainly possible. If you were making a little refrigerator or a cannon, with their control structure altered, you would indeed be exposed easily. But this time is clearly different."
"Because these are nanomachines."
They were small enough, and numerous enough.
Now that the enemy had fully deployed this technology, the number of nanomachines currently in existence must have already reached astronomical proportions.
Just the nano units constructing those factories outside numbered at least in the trillions, if not tens of quintillions.
With such an enormous volume.
Without question, the computing power required to control them would also be staggering.
"They aren't the Mechanical Church at its peak. And clearly, this technology for complete nano-conversion is something they've only recently remastered and made breakthroughs in. At this critical juncture, I don't think their intelligent main brain can keep upgrading fast enough to match such an enormous volume of nanomachines."
Lynn narrowed his eyes and adjusted his Monocle.
In other words.
They probably hadn't reached the point where they could precisely control every single nanomachine.
That much was evident from their repeated failures while constructing the factories earlier. It was a sign that the technology was still immature.
And the most likely possibility.
Was that they controlled the nanomachines by region or formation.
A single command was sent to every nanomachine