132: Chapter 131 WALL-E and Daphne

After sitting for a while longer, Byron stood up again and went to the first floor.

At this time, most of the items from the other party outside had already been moved to the basement by the elf and the bionic robot.

Seeing this, Byron did not step forward to help; he let them continue moving the rest.

As for himself, he began to unpack all the big and small bags one by one and organize them.

For now, he had to do this personally to avoid damaging the Materials.

However, once the elf and the bionic robot learned how, he could hand this step over to them as well.

After all, wasn't the reason he bought them to reduce such unnecessary time delays so he could devote himself entirely to his research?

He placed the various biological corpses purchased from the Beilike Slave Chamber of Commerce and exchanged with points at the Mission Hall into the temperature-controlled storage area one by one to prevent them from rotting.

As for the Materials purchased from the Potion Market, he placed them in their corresponding designated spots.

Once Byron had finished placing all these things, the elf and the bionic robot had also finished moving all the items in and clearing out the trash.

Seeing this, Byron first exited the storage area, then used the crystal control orb to start the storage equipment on the basement level.

The next moment, a faint humming sound suddenly arose, and all the equipment started successfully.

As the humming sound faded, all the equipment entered a steady state of operation.

Seeing this, Byron nodded slightly: "Alright, the work is done. Next, I need to arrange your sleeping quarters. Follow me."

Upon hearing this, the elf's eyes crinkled into smiles, and she skipped along behind Byron.

As for the bionic robot, it performed as steadily as ever, walking at a measured pace.

On the second floor, in the living area, Byron pointed to a room near a window and said to the elf: "This will be your room from now on. You will sleep here at night."

Although it was a Laboratory, the room contained everything that a living area should have.

After all, it had been rented at the high price of three hundred magic stones per year.

Hearing Byron's words, the elf was naturally overjoyed and thanked Byron with a beaming smile.

Upon hearing the elf's thanks, Byron nodded slightly, then looked at the bionic robot, feeling a bit troubled.

Where should he put this bionic robot? He didn't know if it needed to sleep or recharge…

He had forgotten to ask at the chamber of commerce, and now it was a bit tricky.

The elf seemed to sense Byron's confusion and spoke up to remind him: "Master, for this kind of bionic robot, you just need to give him a place where he can recharge."

"If his energy runs out, he will proactively go to recharge. As for the night or whenever he has nothing to do during the day, he will enable automatic patrol to inspect the entire Laboratory."

Hearing this, Byron looked at her in surprise: "Oh? How do you know so much?"

The elf said with a blushing face: "Customers used to return these kinds of bionic robots often, so I've heard them talk and learned a little about the situation."

Byron nodded with a smile and praised her: "Not bad."

Once these words were spoken, the elf's cheeks turned even redder, looking like a bright red apple.

Afterward, Byron designated a spot for recharging at the junction of the living area and the experimental area on the second floor, telling the bionic robot to recharge there from then on.

That place was also at the boundary between the first and second floors.

This way, even while recharging, the bionic robot could keep an eye on both the living area and the experimental area.

After finishing all this, Byron brought the two of them to the sofa and signaled for them to sit.

The bionic robot had no reservations; it sat down immediately upon hearing Byron's command, but the elf was clearly hesitant.

After all, in her memory, slaves were not allowed to sit with their masters, as doing so would displease the master.

It was only after Byron insisted repeatedly that she blushed, thanked him, and sat on the sofa.

Seeing the elf sit down, Byron looked at the two of them: "From now on, you will be working under me. I don't have many rules, so you only need to remember these three points."

"One: You must execute my orders one hundred percent."

"Two: You are not allowed to leave this building at will without my permission."

Having said this, Byron added a sentence.

"This is for your own good. Even though you carry my Soul imprint and no one will give you trouble, one must still be careful in all things."

"As for the third, when I am conducting experiments, no one is allowed to disturb me."

"You only need to remember these three points."

Hearing this, the elf nodded repeatedly with a serious face and promised not to violate the master's three commands.

As for the bionic robot, it also nodded to indicate it understood.

Byron seemed to think of something: "Right, what are your names? I still don't know your names yet."

"Master, we had names before, but after you purchased us from the chamber of commerce, our previous names were erased, and you are to give us new ones."

Hearing Byron's words, the elf instantly perked up and explained.

After saying this, the elf looked at Byron with an expectant expression, as if she was very much looking forward to Byron naming her.

Hearing this, Byron raised his hand and stroked his chin. He had to name them himself; what names would be good?

After thinking for a while, Byron's eyes suddenly lit up. He looked at the bionic robot and said: "From now on, your name will be Wally."

Upon hearing this, the red light in the bionic robot's eyes flickered slightly, as if it were recording its new name.

After naming Wally, Byron looked at the expectant elf.

Looking at her wide eyes, Byron said with a smile: "As for you, you will be called Daphne from now on."

Upon hearing the name Byron gave her, Daphne was very happy; she looked at Byron with eyes crinkled in a smile.

"Thank you, Master! I will be called Daphne from now on. It sounds so nice!"

Seeing that the elf was satisfied, Byron also nodded with a smile.

Truth be told, Daphne was first-class at managing emotions, and combined with that forever-energetic demeanor, she could truly make one's mood brighten.

As for the names of the two, whether they were to commemorate the previous world, a kind of expectation, or simply because it was hard to think of names and he just used whatever came to mind, Byron couldn't say which reason it was.

Byron looked at Daphne: "Daphne, do you still have your previous memories? I mean, memories from before you entered the waiting-for-sale room at the chamber of commerce?"

Byron was mainly asking Daphne this question, waiting for her answer.

As for Wally, he had been in a powered-down state the whole time before being purchased, only turning on after being bought; what kind of memories could he possibly have?

Upon hearing Byron's words, Daphne scrunched up her little face and began to think hard, looking as if she were contemplating some very serious question.