Looking at the second person, this one is dressed neatly, with hair as black as snow, a simple and cold face, clear eyes; at a glance you can see she is a cold and aloof woman, whom he does not know.

However, Hans not recognizing Yita does not mean he doesn't recognize Iman, because early models of expensive robots like Iman are not uncommon, many have the same face.

Upon seeing Iman, even Hans felt suspicious, suddenly realizing it's been four years; Hans especially remembers the time of economic hardship, when he had no choice but to return Iman to the factory in exchange for some working capital, despite being unwilling in his heart. But in extraordinary times, extraordinary measures must be taken. Besides painfully parting, Hans had no other choice.

At that time, the Galactic Warfare company was already on the brink of collapse, they could barely pay the employees' wages; if it weren't for the few million refunded by returning Iman, it's questionable whether the company could have survived until now.

Regarding Iman, Hans always held a special affection outside of work relations; in fact, his care for Iman was more like that towards family, and the return to the factory years ago remained a knot in his heart, so upon seeing Iman clearly, Hans instantly felt as if time had been reversed.

No, it's impossible; this robot absolutely cannot be Iman. If the guess is correct, Iman should have been reformatted four years ago, becoming a new intelligent being.

At this moment, Hans had no choice but to associate the Iman in front of him with unfamiliar machinery. Even though the current Iman looks more human; it can even be said that she shows absolutely no characteristics of an intelligent being, whether in eyes, demeanor, or hairstyle. More importantly, although this early model was mass-produced, the high price was indeed not affordable for ordinary families. In other words, out of a hundred people who could afford the Iman model, maybe only one or two could; perhaps among hundreds or thousands, there could be a small group.

This is like the phones and computers from a few hundred years ago; when they first came out, they ranged from thousands to tens or even hundreds of thousands; if you had the money, you could definitely buy a machine that leapfrogged this era, but for ordinary people, there was no need to waste money on this. However, Hans wouldn't economize for the study of Revenge Shadow Rider's battles, which is why he purchased the Iman model.

So, naturally, he would associate the Iman from four years ago together.

"Are you... Iman?"

Hans couldn't help but blurt out. After speaking, he realized he was a bit out of control, turned to shake his head vigorously, and directed his gaze at Blade Warrior and Yita, a smile appearing on his face that was embarrassed but polite.

"Yes, Mr. Hans, long time no see. How have you been?"

Hans originally felt embarrassed about his outburst, but the next words surprised him; the robot with the exact same face as Iman actually responded this way.

Hans was stunned again, barely daring to believe whether he had misheard, "Ah? What... what did you just say?"

"I am Iman, Mr. Hans; did you forget?"

"Ah! You are really Iman? Weren't you already..."

"Hmm, it's a long story." Iman seemed thoughtful.

It was then Hans realized the other two were still waiting, so he hurriedly smiled and waved, "Haha, that's no problem; we can talk later. Just wondering..."

In response to Hans' question, originally Blade Warrior should have answered, but Blade Warrior had no substantial interaction with Hans; their earliest collaboration was many years ago and had faded from the fat man's memory, so Iman replying to Hans was actually better.

So she briefed him a bit and informed him of her personal intent, hoping to let these two children stay with Hans for a period; moreover, Iman also mentioned that in fact these two children are descendants of Feng Yi, meaning that they have ties with Revenge Shadow Rider.

Regarding this matter, Iman did not disclose whether Feng Yi was indeed Revenge Shadow Rider. Firstly, the identity of Revenge Shadow Rider is exceedingly special; telling Hans might not be beneficial as Hans' obsessive belief in Revenge Shadow Rider has certainly reached a level unimaginable to ordinary people; revealing the truth might not be good.

Secondly, stating that Feng Yi is just Revenge Shadow Rider is enough to move Hans; he would definitely take care of these two without hesitation, so Iman only mentioned that these two children are descendants of Feng Yi.

As for why she accidentally appeared here, it was not hidden, as well as how she was not reformatted and how she traveled with Sky Shadow Blade Warrior through Parallel Dimension after returning to the factory; she also truthfully explained all these.

Arguably, Hans is also upper class; though he couldn't directly be involved in the bizarre event itself, he was somewhat aware of the core objectives of development between nations; at least in the Federal Vault, their traversal event is no longer a secret. Such a major event couldn't be withheld by Blade Warrior, and she reported it the year she returned.

Because countries were powerless against bizarre events, coupled with the preciousness of Light Crystal Energy, beyond collective human migration, there was no alternative. Therefore, in the consumption of Light Crystal's valuable resources, countries opted to be conservative, achieving technological breakthroughs on the original foundation, and successfully deriving quantum train technology through Blade Warrior's involvement.

Of course, these are subsequent stories. Hearing Iman's intent and learning from her that Feng Luo and Feng Wu were descendants of Feng Yi, Hans absolutely agreed a hundred times.

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