Ruins of Azlant IC 2

[u-b]

The door leading north from the eastern part of this room is closed, but does not appear to be trapped. The constructs... well, you don't know much about them, but Hewitt is able to make some sense about the magics involved. It seems the constructs were not purely mechanical. Mostly mechanical, but not totally so. Hewitt thinks those and now broken things placed deep in the torsos behind thick removable covers were the seats of consciousness of those constructs. He thinks so because the heads seem not up to the task. Still, heads are, too, not purely mechanical and seem like they can do some processing too. Weak one though. Hewitt would speculate that the constructs would remain somewhat functional without the things in the torsos... mindless or such, but capable of something. And those things in the torsos might even have been optional. If so, this is good news, because a sensor as a mostly mindless programmable creature should be much more capable than a sensor utilized raw. Oh, and the limbs are totally dumb. Pure mechanical function. Hewitt is much more sure of that than of anything else.