The Turing tester jingles softly:

"Identified as...... Machine. ”

The green light comes on, proving Ian's guess right.

This is a place where players can guess the mistakes of the Turing Tester.

Even if you guess wrong the first time, or get wrong twice, you will understand the logic of the Turing tester.

Ian didn't let up, killing the swarm drone while answering questions from the Turing tester.

Second question...... Third ......

Every time he asks a question, Ian gets the green light for his answer, and he has already answered 6 questions correctly in a row.

In the process of answering, the attributes of the drone assembled by the Turing tester are getting higher and higher, and it is obvious that it has become stronger.

This is within Ian's expectations, he himself is on the 15th floor, how can a swarm drone with 10 planes hit it?

Even if the Turing Tester was willing, he was not willing, and the experience points and lottery points given by low-level enemies were too little.

"Seventh Question: At what point will human beings be regarded as useless?"

The Turing tester asked again, and the electronic sound of the machine did not fluctuate:

"1: When you have a disease and need treatment."

"2: When the part is damaged and cannot be repaired."

"3: When you don't like it."

This question......

On the surface, it is intuitive, and it is only necessary to switch the position of the man and the machine to draw conclusions.

The word "no supplies" is not linked to "damage", and even some people like to be mutilated.

Hence the results.

"I'll pick 3."

Honk!

For the first time, the crimson light came on, accompanied by a piercing warning sound.

The Turing tester turns on the searchlight and hits Ian:

"Identified as: Human."

The boss Turing machine tester on the 15th floor only needs to recognize the player as a "human" 3 times to turn on the rampage mode.

But here's the problem...... Why are 3 answers incorrect?

This is somewhat unreasonable, and the root of the problem has changed slightly.

Ian didn't think something was wrong with his thinking.

If he guessed correctly, he couldn't answer the next few questions correctly......

[Accident happens! The Turing Tester's system is once again chaotic, and you can't determine what logic it's currently in. 】

The sequence system pops up a hint that justifies Ian's guess.

Really...... The boss on the 15th floor is not that simple.

This is question 7, which is answered incorrectly, and Ian must be more cautious in the last two questions.

The swarm drones flew out one by one, and after answering incorrectly, the Turing drones assembled more than a dozen drones in one go.

The newly assembled drone is black, which is different from the normal white.

Ian draws his bow and aims, and the arrow hangs on a 4-stage charge.

"Soul Drain."

He let go of his hand, the bowstring popped up with a tremolo, and the arrow shot at the target.

Sou!

The red blast arrow hits a drone and causes a violent explosion that spreads to the drones around it.

【-897！ -913！ -1019！ …… (Explosion Damage, Armor Piercing)】

【Kill!】 Soul Drain Base Damage +3+3+3......]

Black drones are not infinitely assembled, probably if you answer a question incorrectly, the Turing tester will be crazy to assemble a wave.

The content of question 8 is no different from the previous 7 questions.

These are all questions related to human ethics, and most of them can be answered by only caring about how not to break the law.

But now the Turing drone, it is impossible to determine what logic it is in.

Players need to prove that they are human or machine in order not to be attacked?

Ian took a deep breath, distressed by the fact that nothing was left but randomness.

However, this emotion only lasted for a short time, and a flash of inspiration flashed in his mind about the hole cards he had.

Dream Spikes!

The boss who is random and looks at the timing is not finished by the dream nail that reads everything?

The premise, of course, is to go to the side of the Turing tester.

Although the Turing Tester does not attack the player, it has a number of laser turrets around it, and if you are careless, you will be attacked.

Fortunately, Ian is invincible, and at the same time there is a layer of "Drifter Way" on his body.

To use the Dream Spike, it takes 2.4 seconds to charge, and during this time, Ian sees the moment the Turing Tester assembles the swarm and activates the Dodge Skill!

His figure suddenly blurred, and within 20 meters of the Turing testing machine, the red warning light on the nearby white wall suddenly lit up:

"Warning! Warn! Subjects are forbidden to leave the testing area, otherwise they will be suppressed! ”

Ian ignored these prompts, and in an instant, he walked to the Turing tester and unleashed a Dream Nail with just enough power to charge.

Bite!

The Dream Nail suddenly shattered into light, and then surrounded the Turing Tester, condensing into a dream language.

"Test the machine, the machine is supreme, humans need to serve the machine, humans are very good tools, they don't need entertainment and rest, they work 24 hours a day."

The current Turing tester wants to test "machines", not humans.

Defend the Turing Tester's laser turret and launch an attack on Ian.

Ian dodged first, using his 0.3 second invincibility to dodge some of the damage.

He felt a burst of heat, the touch of the laser like warm water gliding through his skin.

Time is not enough, there is still a moment before the laser dissipates.

Either dodge in a row, or trigger the Rogue Way.

Ian calculated quickly in his mind that judging by the dim speed of the laser, he could hold it up in the way of a wanderer.

After the invincibility disappears, the laser is about to hurt Ian, and a gust of wind blows around Ian!

Call!

The shield formed by the wind negated the damage this time, and the laser completely dissipated, leaving Ian unharmed.

He returned to the testing area and immediately replied, "I choose 3!" ”

The Turing tester lights up green.

"Ding! Identified as ...... Machine! ”

The sudden accident was stopped by Ian with the Dream Spike.

Or, the confusion of the Turing Tester's logic is not an accident, it is just the setting of the level.

Otherwise, the boss on the 15th floor would be a bit too simple.

Players who have cleared the game normally need to face the Turing Tester with normal logic first, and then become completely random when they ask the 7th question.

Players need to get stuck at a good time, otherwise when they enter the 7th time, they have already answered incorrectly twice, and the probability of clearing the level will be greatly reduced.

And even if you don't make a mistake in a single question, after the 7th question, if you are unlucky enough to make mistakes 3 times in a row, you will still fail.

The Turing tester asks again, and Ian repeats his old trick and uses the Dream Nail to determine the state of the Turing tester.

Dream Nail can determine even the void material of the Void Stone, let alone a rigid machine.

The 10th answer, the perfect end.

The action of the Turing tester assembling the drone was aborted, and the 3-meter-tall square shell resembling a computer case exploded with sparks from inside.

Ian saw the right moment, dodged over to it, and kicked it over.

Bang!

The Turing tester fell to the ground and kept saying in an electronic voice: "System error!" System error! ”

Ian was fed up, even though he knew that the Turing Tester was not malicious, it was just a simple mistake.

But it still makes Ian a little angry.

He is human and will inevitably fight for the good of humanity, and he is an unwavering human supremacist.

Ian took matters into his own hands and dismantled the Turing tester into pieces.

The current Turing testing machine has become a tattered thing that no one wants.

The 15th floor is officially cleared.