The core modules detach from the pillars on a regular schedule. They then patrol the area for a while before returning.
So, you wanted to return ... to retrieve those core modules?
That's right. I've been doing research alongside them the whole time. They're ... they're like my partners. They've helped me so much...
These Tianshi Pillars are very different from the ones outside. Are they a different model? They look more like ... trees that have taken root here.
These are Type-C Auxiliary Pillars. They support the main Type-C Tianshi Pillars. The models you saw "outside" are newer versions developed based on this research.
Great, the charging tracks are still intact... The core modules usually patrol along these tracks.
Normally, a Blight barrier like this wouldn't stop them. We trained them to learn all sorts of protocols during testing, and eliminating these barriers was one of them.
But the current depth readings are way beyond anything in the normal test parameters. Honestly... I'm really worried about their conditions...
But unlike other auxiliary pillars, these Type-C models require a core module to function.
They monitor depth readings during their patrols. If they encounter Blight present in a testing environment, they'll initiate elimination protocols on their own.
Wow, they can do all that? These core modules are really something!
Right. But then I started getting abnormal depth alerts from them. Their locators also show they've been stuck in an area away from the Type-C Auxiliary Pillars...
They must have run into Blight they couldn't handle ... or some other kind of trouble.
No wonder you were in such a hurry. Let's go find those core modules now!