The entire fight lasted less than a minute. After getting his mother settled, David barely said two words before rushing out of the house, and screams came from the AV--
Lier had witnessed the whole thing and couldn't help clicking his tongue inwardly. This psycho had been after the AV from the start.
He'd never seen a Cyberpsycho like this before. There was no doubt the man was already a Cyberpsycho, and not an ordinary one at that.
Lier had been trying to use the Infinite Modulator to hack him, but the Cyberware on Kanek's body switched between several versions every second.
Cyberpsychosis caused Cyberware to run unstably, but cases like this were rare, because this could only be deliberate.
The chaos caused by the former was more like the internal imbalance caused by a Cyberware Demodulator when emotions became unstable, but the Cyberware itself was actually trying to stay stable.
Clearly, in order to evade the company's monitoring of its implanted Cyberware, this Trauma Team Senior Agent had hacked himself in a way comparable to Cyberware Malfunction.
This helped him avoid being hacked by external hackers and prevented the company from directly accessing his data remotely. Clearly, it was the best choice for someone with a little knowledge of Cyberware Technology.
But the downside was obvious: an unstable Cyberware system would produce chaotic electrical currents. Although those currents were mostly within safe levels, frequent voltage changes would still make the body feel nauseous, dizzy, and give it headaches.
But those symptoms were nothing to a Cyberpsycho. Or rather, he had overcome them.
Moreover, Kanek's logic in carrying out the ambush was quite clear, typical of a high-functioning Cyberpsycho.
Since this lead could no longer be communicated with normally, Lier would see what he intended to do--
The AV's indicator