"Maybe I should just build some." Wasn't exactly a terrible idea, robosharks. She'd keep that in mind if she ever wanted to invade a beach or something.
"It was already here," Iris explained, flipping the switch. The elevator creaked and began to descend with a series of loud, rattling clanks. "And honestly, replacing it would've been too much trouble. I've got better things to do."
As they descended, the lights flashed on, one by one, revealing the space below: an assembly line, like in an automobile factory. It wasn't active at the moment, leaving dozens of half-completed robots on a motionless conveyor belt. On the other side of the factory floor, only partially illuminated, a small platoon of her creations stood, waiting.
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"It was already here," Iris explained, flipping the switch. The elevator creaked and began to descend with a series of loud, rattling clanks. "And honestly, replacing it would've been too much trouble. I've got better things to do."
As they descended, the lights flashed on, one by one, revealing the space below: an assembly line, like in an automobile factory. It wasn't active at the moment, leaving dozens of half-completed robots on a motionless conveyor belt. On the other side of the factory floor, only partially illuminated, a small platoon of her creations stood, waiting.