Fingers idly stroked the mouse before Mirabe logged onto Messenger on herputer and sent a message to J.


    "Yourpany ns to imnt simted human genomes into the fourth- generation robots?"


    Perhaps the other party was busy; it took over ten minutes to receive a reply.


    J: "Exactly. Based on the independent database you provided earlier, by incorporating real human genes, we can effectivelybine intelligence and life to develop the most independently thinking robot in the world today."


    Today''s market is filled with smart systems and chips, all pre-programmed by developers with a vast database, limiting manymands.


    Creating a robot with genuine human thought would be a groundbreaking achievement.


    J, envisioning the blueprint in his mind, felt exhrated, until Mirabe''s message sshed cold water on his face.


    M: "Oh, everything is possible in dreams (


    J: "......"


    Mirabe''s fingertips lightly rested on her chin for a moment before she straightened up and typed: "But you''re on the right track. In about fifty years, you might just manage to develop it sessfully."


    J: "How do you always know!"


    Mirabe''s gaze seemed distant, the not-so-bright light from the screen casting a mysterious glow on her face.


    She snapped back to reality, looked at the chat box on herputer without responding, but instead added: "Someone must have mentioned this model to you."


    J: "Yeah, a partner of thepany."


    Mirabe''s face showed no surprise, but there were some things she couldn''t meddle in, so she didn''tment further, only discussing a minor program issue.


    Soon after, she shut herputer, preparing to get up and wash up when her phone on the desk buzzed.


    Turning back, she saw it was Cassie reaching out, so she picked up the phone.


    "Congrats to me, I''m finally going to be free."


    Mirabe frowned, sitting back down, "What do you mean?"


    Cassie, lying on her bed, typed slowly: "The elders have agreed to let me out."


    Seeing this, Mirabe''s frown deepened, and after a moment, she sent a voice message.


    "Why did they suddenly agree to let you out?" Mirabe''s voice came through first.


    ins became more serious,"


    Hearing Mirabe''s voice, Cassie


    just said I wanted to go out, and they agreed."


    Mirabe''s gaze fell on the now-closedptop, "Did something happen in themunity?"


    "Nothing. kmean, I''ve been begging


    them for a year or two; they''re


    probably tired of me and ined.


    let me out," Cassie quickly


    Though the agreement came somewhat readily.


    Knowing Cassie wasn''t lying, Mirabe didn''t think further, only saying: "Alright,


    then you make your own decisions."


    Cassie, hearing this, got up from the bed, "What, you''re not going to look after me? Aren''t you afraid I''ll get lost?"


    "Are you dumber than a pig?" Mirabe retorted.


    Cassie: "How could you insult me like that!"


    "You realized it was an insult." Mirabe chuckled softly.


    Cassie: "......"


    Mirabe shook her head and hung up the phone, but remembering something, her expression slightly changed, so she lowered her head and quickly typed on the screen.


    "Oh, I forgot to tell you something important, my family is broke!"