“Another one. Damn it.”Jason growled in frustration. It took him days to properly disassemble a single robot, and it took him even more time to learn how to put one back together. However, he failed to make even a single one work. Jason also had to keep his anger in check to ensure he wouldn’t destroy any more robots. Since he had to repair at least one of them, every part was valuable. ‘I am not even close to finding this damned objective.’What truly made him angrier was knowing that repairing a robot might not help him achieve anything. He had no idea how to extract their memories and even if these robots had records of their creators. The best thing was to repair these devices that resembled computers to see the information they had, but he couldn’t even repair a simple robot. Also, the world had no source of power left except the sun, and he had to start everything from scratch. “Beep! Beep!”“Hm?”Jason looked at the only working robot looking at his handy work. PX-5 was t
‘Damn it. Why is this so hard?’Jason looked at the things he wrote down as the process of getting rid of the garbage on this planet. He could collect and recycle the most, but there was a massive problem with the history he learned. The original inhabitants brought resources from other planets and objects in the surrounding solar system to this planet, and the crash of the floating constructions made it worse. In the end, the planet had more materials than its original mass, and Jason thought of getting rid of them over time. Also, the lack of sunlight due to the polluted sky, and the energy was a limited resource for the time being. He had to clear the sky to ensure the machines could work for a longer time. The next problem was the repairs and services of the robots. The original robots didn’t include advanced maintenance robots, which were suitable for sustaining the robots independently. ‘I have no idea what happened to these humans. They didn’t send any communication back o
"Should I close the roof, creator?"“Go on "Jason felt bored after looking at the bright sky filled with thousands of Aerial vehicles. Towering skyscrapers dominated the skies instead of the black smoke from before. Planet Titan was no longer the lifeless world he stepped on. It had a thriving community filled with AI-based lifeforms.Jason didn’t know if he should call them life, but they were the only intelligent beings in this world.‘Well… I guess I made an entire world.’He looked at the various monitors observing the mechanical fish and birds he created out of boredom. Everything was robots, and none of them could reproduce on their own. However, Jason programmed them to the best of his ability to resemble the original extinct animals of Titan, and the research was ongoing to develop a method for their continuation. ‘Hm….’Jason relaxed back onto his chair, wondering what else he should do.Humanoid robots moved along the streets as if they were real people with daily lives,
“Stay close.”“Beep! Beep!”Jason rechecked his items, wondering if he could take these with them. He wore the newly developed armour designed to fit his mutated body. It was purple in colour and had the best functions he could include in armour. He had the implants he created and the few small devices he needed to operate and check before using them. There were two armour units similar to the one he wore with him. He made these for Hanna and Amelia. ‘I don’t want to take too many things with me.’To him, the most important part of his research was these implants, and he didn’t know if there was a limit to the things he could take back with him. Also, he wanted to experiment with how Nyx managed to go back with him to Yuriel, and he asked PX-5 to stay close to him for the same reason. ‘Sigh. It is beautiful.’Jason stared at the distant sunset with a heavy heart. He spent so much time on Planet Titan; a period longer than all his previous simulations combined. He wondered if Amelia
“Daddy brought Hanna a robot. Daddy brought Hanna a flower crown. Daddy even brought Hanna a beautiful dress. Daddy is the best.”Hanna spoke to Nyx with a face full of joy. She had so many new things to play with after Daddy came back. Although she didn’t like staying away from her daddy, she felt happy that Daddy remembered her even when he was away. “But Mommy stayed with Hanna always. Mommy is also the best.”“Meow!”Nyx lazily stretched her body, responding to her little master. She could care less about what her master got as none of them was food. Her only attention was on the weird metallic creature circling around the room. It looked silly with its weird body, but her master seemed to enjoy interacting with it. …“You shouldn’t give her everything she demands.”They stood out of the room, watching Hanna playing on her own. “I know… I will be careful. But the PX-5 is harmless. Well… I installed some weapons, but it is usually timid. And that headband has absolute control o
“What the… What kind of animal is that?” “Rude Grandpa! Tin man is not an animal.” “Ah….” Xanders lost all words when he saw Hanna’s hearty expression. It perfectly matched the face Amelia had from time to time. Sometimes Xanders wondered if these two were actual mother and daughter. “Well… It is an advanced robot.” Jason wondered if Hanna would rename PX-5, again. She changed it several times until she thought the name ‘Tin Man’ from the famous fairytale would fit it. He told her the story a while back, but he didn’t expect Hanna to name one of the most advanced Ai-based robots based on that story. “Where did you find it?” Unlike Xanders who had no idea what a robot was, everyone else from Earth had heavy expressions on their faces. They knew what a robot was, and they also saw how this one behaved. PX-5 hid from them when they first came to Amelia’s house and it spent its time observing them hiding behind Jason before coming out. The robot reacted extremely well to Hanna
'Spells, Magic, Wizards… I feel like I don't remember anything anymore.'Jason sat in his room in silence. After the others left, Amelia dragged him to his room and left together with Hanna to sleep. He knew what she did was right, and he had to get his focus back on magic. No matter how much he knew about Ai and machines, his path was to become a wizard. ‘Sigh. Let’s see my stats.’Jason felt rusty as he tapped the armband. Since it displayed no information during the simulation, he only used it to see the time. It had been centuries since he looked at his stats.Jason HopeStrength - 300Agility - 298Endurance - 580Physical Defence - 35%Magical Defence - 25%Mental Resistance - 35%Body condition - 100.0%Magic Affinity - 100%Simply his stats went up a bit according to the six Magic nodes he opened during the last simulation. Other than that, there were no notable changes. He expected this to happen since his mutation didn’t change. ‘Sigh. How do I go past the nine
“Jason, are you sure about this?”“Huh? Of course, I designed it.”Jason inspected the Mana isolation chamber carefully for the tenth time. Originally, it would have taken a few more days to build a single isolation chamber, but it was different with PX-5 around. He updated PX-5 to be a builder robot in his early days on Titan. Later he updated PX-5 even further, but he only made improvements without removing PX-5’s original functions. There were six similar chambers completed within two days, and the limit came with the time for processing Magic stones and their availability. “Are you sure?”“Yeah!”Jason checked on the auxiliary magic he engraved in the chamber to create air for breathing and the other circle to suck out the Mana from the chamber. The isolation chamber looked like a room entirely made of pale blue glass. It was enough for a person to stay inside comfortably, and there were no other items inside the room. If they were to put a Master warrior or a Grandmaster insid