Wrongfully accused and charged for a crime he did not commit, Nhazul Hatake was abandoned and outcasted by everyone around him. Forced into a cruel world on his own, a lone Wolf... Will this Wolf be able to find another pack to belong to?
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Currently, Rinko and Shino are both glaring at Kikuoka to the whereabouts of Nhazul.
Rinko: Where is my son?!
Higa: What'd I tell you? That kid's this project's biggest security hole.
Kikuoka: Yes. You were right.
Shino: Is Nhazul safe? Were you lying when you said you could treat him?! Answer me, Kikuoka!
Kikuoka: Because of the attack by the fugitive from the Death Gun incident, Nhazul's brain sustained damage that modern medicine is unable to heal. However...RATH is the only place in the world that has the technology to treat him. I'm sure you've heard of it. The STL...The Soul Translator.
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If we use the STL to directly stimulate his Fluctlight, we can induce the generation of a new neural network. But it takes time. Right now, Nhazul is inside a full spec STL, which can only be found here. The treatment he's getting rivals that of any major hospital. He even has his own personal nurse.
Shino looked at Kikuoka and just sighed.
Shino: I understand. I'll believe you for now.
Rinko: Alright, now that I know that my son is safe, why don't you tell us everything, Kikuoka. Such as why an SDF official like you would use the Ministry as a front, what are you plotting here, and why you need my son for it?
Kikuoka: If you're asking that I'm going to have you help me.
Rinko: I'll decide after I hear your answer.
Kikuoka: Well, then may I assume you're both familiar with the concept of the STL?
Shino: It's a machine that reads a human soul, their Fluctlight, and allows them to dive into a Virtual world indistinguishable from reality.
Kikuoka: Correct. But I don't think you know what this project's objective is.
Shino: Objective?
Kikuoka: To create a bottom up Multi purpose artificial intelligence.
Shino looked at Kikuoka confused.
Shino: A bottom up Multi purpose artificial intelligence?
Kikuoka: There are two approaches to developing artificial intelligence. One is top down. Wherein you program the artificial intelligence with experience and knowledge, so that in the end it will learn to replicate true intelligence.
Higa: Including the research of Dr. Shigemura who'd been working with us here, almost everything considered an artificial intelligence right now uses the top down approach.
Kikuoka: But a top down type can't appropriately to anything it hasn't learned about. In other words, at this time they haven't evolved enough to be called true intelligence. Next, bottom up artificial intelligence. Using the Human brain. It involves artificially replicating the construct of a biological organ comprised of one hundred billion linked cells, and generating intelligence there.
