#mutation code

Serial designation-I status: [BURST]

First off you don't run nothin, all talk and your team bluffin

My squad we all dream crush, we ain't rushin, no discussion

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Why didn't you fight back?

Goodbye buddy

I have answered a similar question here

I think the results would be similar if it were say a bismuth-12 DD infecting a solver DD. Because a DD is technically an off shoot of the solver. Being part of the system while not being able to use it's powers. So the solver holding control over the DD and the mutation code strain would start fighting over control of the DD in question.

I think I've answered a similar question before. But generally if the absolute solver and mutation code combined, it would just be re-absorbed into the whole. Since the mutation code was a broken off piece of the solver in the first place. It generally doesn't have the 'will' or 'intelligence' to fight back against someone like Cyn's destructive will. And then it just returns to functioning with the whole. Like a drop of water returning to the ocean.

HOWEVER

IIIF we wanna get a little fun with it, we can run a little hypothetical where the connection is more symbiotic. Either because the absorbed code is more sentient, or the solver host isn't as strong willed as someone like Cyn or Uzi. It could theoretically result in heavy mutation of the drone and the solver itself. Which due to the nature of the mutation code, could vary wildly. Which is similar to a concept I'm already working on. But not quite. This could hypothetically result in some pretty wild and fun mutations of the solver form and their abilities based upon the drone who was absorbed and who absorbed them. Likely resulting in a personality combo or two souls in one body much like Cyn and Uzi.

Honestly haven't thought about the mutation code getting into a solver drone. But I imagine it would become sort of a territorial fight. If someone like base Copper-9 Uzi got infected, it would probably just be absorbed back into the absolute solver. Now if a break-off got infected, it would become more of a fight for control. A process in which the solver drone is not having fun. It would likely behave in a fashion much like a rejection cranked up to 20. Aka uncontrollable mutations, solver corruption, and maybe symptoms like robot seizures. Basically, a very very unpleasant experience. How the drone comes out on the other end would depend on which side took full or partial control in the end.