"But the Seven Gods were still efficient. Being able to mobilize resources on such short notice and carve out a firebreak within the data network, containing the virus's effects within these few regions as much as possible-they were pretty impressive."
Lynn spoke softly.
"But even so, restoring such an enormous data system should take quite a while, right? And that gives us enough time to act."
The loss of computing power and data would inevitably have a serious impact on the efficiency of their atomic revolution.
Their progress would inevitably slow even further because of this incident.
Light Banquet's gaze flickered as she said:
"What do you plan to do after you meet up-with another mechanical entity around-I won't be indispensable anymore, will I-will you abandon me?"
Lynn turned and gave her a great big smile, gentle and lovely.
"Of course not! How could I possibly be the kind of scumbag who seduces someone and then abandons them? You may both be Mechanical Maidens, but you each have your own uses. How could I find one and then give up the other? Hmm?"
[Ding! Light Banquet's wariness toward you +20!] [Ding! Light Banquet's wariness toward you +30!]
Lynn said, "Don't you think that look is a little too distrustful of me??"
Light Banquet glanced at him. "It was fine before-but after hearing you say that-I don't trust you much anymore-"
"..."
"We're here!"
Calculating the coordinates, Lynn looked up toward the rendezvous point Silver Fantasy had given him.
Chaotic, fragmented data littered every direction. Much of it had even developed severe uncertainty, constantly transforming between different material states. The area resembled a vast dump for discarded data, immediately reminding Lynn of the recycle bin on his computer.
He had kept all sorts of wonderfully peculiar torrent files