"That kind of chip isn't difficult to replicate. What's special is the junction between the electronics and the brain, and I've already mastered that technology," said Ahn Ke with confidence when it came to her area of expertise. That particular chip was supposed to be under the purview of her second brother, to analyze and decode.
But that chip involved a biological integration aspect, which happened to be her forte. Her second brother might have figured out some parts, but the most crucial part was still in her hands.
The effect of the Super Warrior chip was also very impressive; in terms of performance, it was like a super-upgraded version of electronic contact lenses.
