Qwerty knew that and quickly began to explain. "I just recovered my control when we entered this region. To be more precise, when I passed by these buildings. Before that, there was a certain thing controlling my body, and my will was suppressed. I could see everything, but I couldn't have any interactions."
"I know what it was, though," Qwerty continued. "It's my programming."
"Programming?" Abi narrowed her eyes. "Didn't you say your memory was empty?"
"It's different," Lotan was the one to answer that. "The programming is just what makes it work. For example, it allows Qwerty to know how to move his fingers. It's not exactly a memory from past events like our memories. It is a pre-determined set of rules that tells the robot what it can and cannot do. We all can walk and breathe, can't we? But we don't consider these things to be a memory. In a certain way, that is our 'programming,' you see?"
