As the spaceship broke free from Earth’s atmosphere and entered space, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
But that relief was soon accompanied by the sound of quiet sobbing.
These androids were truly too anthropomorphic.
Not only did they have their own lives, their friends, and differing thoughts, but they could also feel happiness and sadness.
In fact, under Wu Pifu’s observation these past days, a small number of them even experienced feelings like love.
At this moment, a few androids began to sob.
They thought this crying was just a simulation of human behavior, a program triggered by their chips.
But to Wu Pifu and the three little creatures, it was not so.
This was a genuine outpouring of true emotion—though even the androids themselves didn’t realize it.
After drifting out beyond Earth’s atmosphere into space, each android let out a deep breath, and even Wu Pifu felt the same relief.
Everyone sensed that suffocating pressure, stretched to its limit on Earth, slowly begin to dissipate.
It wasn’t so easy to notice while still on Earth, but in space, they all felt a relaxation in their hearts.
It was very clear—the intensity of the "lost pollution" dropped sharply once they left Earth’s sphere.
"... Do they still have hope of living on Earth?" Suddenly, one android asked.