"We can try after we take it over.
There are several abandoned robots in Area C too. We can try repairing all of them.
But manufacturing them would be more troublesome. The software for these robots is harder to deal with than the hardware."
Su Na replied. It seemed all these robots could be refurbished.
Yang Yi chatted briefly with her, then ended the call.
He stood up and inspected the production line again, counting the parts. He felt they could assemble dozens of robots, assuming all the parts were usable. Clearly, the Shelter had already been preparing to mass-produce robots.
If mass production had succeeded, this rat infestation probably would not have become a major disaster.
The Rat Slaves would have been suppressed by an army of robots that had no fear of death.
The rat infestation broke out at precisely this point... was it a coincidence?
Yang Yi wondered to himself, feeling that someone had once monitored the Shelter, perhaps with a skill similar to the Astrologer's...
But he did not dwell on it. After all, it had happened over four thousand years ago, and whoever had been watching was very likely dead too.
What he needed to watch out for was whether anyone among his batch of new players similarly possessed both a Beautiful Dream and some kind of surveillance ability.
Yang Yi moved elsewhere, this time to the entrance of the production workshop, right beside the main door.
This put him closer to the General Warehouse, where he could hear the commotion more clearly.
Bang!
Rat-tat-tat!
Squeak, squeak, squeak!
Gunfire and explosions rang out constantly, accompanied by the roars of giant House Mice.
Yang Yi surmised that the main participants in the riot had probably shifted from House Mice to Rat Slaves, because they could use