Erica Tan’s Reviews > Remote Control > Status Update

After Six used the remote on the unfortunate soldier, it got me wondering about Six's encounter with the army of Vanish's soldiers near the club. Why did one of the soldiers point the remote at Six if it only works when the person has nanobots in his bloodstream? Could Six have them in his veins, but if so, how did they inject him with it? Maybe as the story goes on, it will show me if my theory is correct.

After Six used the remote on the unfortunate soldier, it got me wondering about Six's encounter with the army of Vanish's soldiers near the club. Why did one of the soldiers point the remote at Six if it only works when the person has nanobots in his bloodstream? Could Six have them in his veins, but if so, how did they inject him with it? Maybe as the story goes on, it will show me if my theory is correct.

I think Vanish wants Six and Kyntak because he either wants to dissect them or maybe it's a gain for his organisation. Whoever Vanish is, he is an expert in nanotechnology and adapting his plans to his advantage.

Not a single person had woken up by the fight between Six and that soldier. It makes me wonder if Vanish already knew Six was in the warehouse, or if those soldiers are robots.It begs the question of who or what they are. They have demonstrated to be loyal, quick, and almost as good as Six. And if I understand human nature correctly, some of them has to at least have some rebellion in them, but they don't.

It's quite strange that Vanish was able to hide his or their activity from ChaoSonic. It's still debatable on whether Vanish is an organisation or an individual. But the way Vanish was able to keep their activities under the radar even when they captured and murdered several people makes me think that they have machines, chemicals, or connections, to do so.

Thinking about the perspectives of Six and Lerke. It seems to me that each has a different opinion on whether they should free Kyntak or leave him to his deathbed. However, both Lerke and Six still cares about the next character. Six 'loves' his twin brother because he made Six feel emotions, on the other hand, Lerke cares about Six because he is his 'son'. There is something connecting those 2 characters.

The book's plot is starting to get interesting. There are many moments where Agent Six was actually showing deep emotion for himself and Kyntak. I look forward to finding out what would happen next.