You ... you actually rebooted the robot?! How?
Wait. Perlica, look at this—
Perhaps it decrypted a new command.
And this is why they're dead set on reaching the "destination"?
The designated "destination" might mean something else.
Someone has sent out another command...
Hold on. An idea just came to me.
Yeah. Now the robot can help us find the "sender".
Enter "Load Endministrator Authority Level, quick connect to command log"
Enter "Output sender location of last command"
What ... what's happening? Is this a new autonomous action? No! I must record this! Immediately!
If we could backtrack the signal right now...
That is a possibility we should not rule out... Perhaps the projected image is part of the command.
According to the data we previously acquired, any robots receiving this specific command will reset the priorities of their executables. They would then ignore all other commands received afterwards...
Yes. But the coordinates given by the command seem to conflict with the designated destination...
So, even when the robots reach the coordinates marked by the command, they would not be able to reach the said destination. This resulted in a string of constant malfunctions...
That's right. The actual meaning of the command must be acquired... Otherwise, we won't be able to identify the actual cause of the robots' malfunctions...
We tried it before. Its duration is too short for us to identify the frequency range of signal emission...
Unfortunately, its storage and execution modules are damaged... There is hardly any data we can analyze...
Endmin, this action does not seem to be based on data from its local storage... However, I do not believe the action is entirely autonomous in nature.
Did you just furnish it with ... functional modules for positioning and image output?
This might just work. Let the robot receiving the signals conduct positioning and feed us the resulting coordinates... A very effective solution.
This looks like ... a map.
The marked location on the map... It should be where the sender is.
Let's go there and take a look, Endmin.