āWhatās to stop someone with a brainwash quirk from reaching inside and reprogramming you?Ā Being mechanical is no less risky in this age than being human- there are quirks able to access a human brain just as easily as a machine.ā
āI have some of the best cyber-security protocols on the planet, and I am updating them every day. If someone wasĀ able to hack me, there would be significantly larger issues- such as potential economic collapse due to a hack on the worldās stock market. In addition, for an attempt to even be made, a hostile would have to physically attach to my systems. I have also installed failsafes within myself that will automatically shut me down and contact my primary maintenance assistant in the unlikely event of a system breach.ā
Itās quite clear Six has put a lotĀ of consideration into this particular issue, and done everything possible to mitigate the risk.Ā
āThe first activation of my AI core was over 16 years ago. Construction of my body was five years and two months ago, and I have been out of the lab I was built in for three years and six months.ā
She was trying to find a reason to say no. That was all this really came down to. There was nothing wrong with Six, no reason to not train her, no reason to notĀ be her mentor. Nejire just wanted to sayĀ ānoā without feeling guilt, and she just wanted to say that because... Because she was afraid.
She was young, she had just graduated, and Nejire had hoped she would have a chance to escape from the shadow that the title of Big Three had cast over her. Doing this would just drag her back under, making her one of, if not theĀ youngest mentor ever. Not only that, but the mentor of the first inhuman hero? Well-- inhuman in the sense of not biological, considering Nedzu.Ā
Couldnāt she ever just be normal?
Her own wants and desires, though, were going to wind up getting in the way of anotherās future. It wasnāt fair... but life wasnāt fair. Nejire knew she could stand there and whine and mope about how just wrongĀ this was all she wanted, but it wouldnāt accomplish or change anything. All she could really do was just. Embrace it.
ā... Before I can make any decision, I need to actually see you in action.ā Nejire glanced at the girl before looking at the teacher, nodding slightly. It was standard practice, really. Ryukyu had needed to see her use her quirk and had watched Uraraka and Tsuyu as well, after all.