Vanessa, her eyes fixed on her clone's movements on the screen, was puzzled by Shi Tian's remark. She hadn't intentionally moved her clone closer to his; in fact, she was trying to keep her distance to create effective diversions.
As she continued to manipulate her clone with the arrow keys, she furrowed her brow in concentration. "I'm not trying to get us killed, Nathan. It's like my clone is drifting on its own."
Shi Tian frowned, glancing at her screen. It was indeed peculiar. Vanessa's clone was acting as if it had a mind of its own, veering closer to Shi Tian's avatar despite her efforts to the contrary.
Mary, still busy fending off the cybersecurity bots, couldn't divert her attention to this unexpected development.
The situation was growing increasingly tense, and any distraction could lead to a catastrophic failure of their mission.
