The adjustment process was going smoothly. Sure, there were a few minor bumps in the road as Robo-Fortune found herself without her more exotic functions, or without the item that she was built to contain, or without her creator to give her existence direction, but on the whole things were pretty okay.The bouts of existential dread were already standard for her back in her home dimension anyhow, so it didn’t matter if she was doing it on the streets of New Meridian or on a corner in the Fibonacci Ward.
And maybe, just maybe... she could experience freedom for the first time in her short life. Perhaps here, in the city of Spirale, Robo-Fortune could finally be freed from the fetters of-
Oh, wait, there’s Princess Renoir. Nevermind.
Robo-Fortune has enough self-awareness to realize her existence should definitely be hidden from the royal family. After all, Lab Zero was already operating in secret, so it’s imperative that she not reveal the truth of her existence. So she grabs a newspaper, holds it in front of her face, and just stands on the sidewalk.
“Lab Zero? Never heard of it,” she says aloud. “Brain Drain? I am not familiar with such a person. I am just a normal Anti-Skullgirl robotic soldier with no suspicious origins. Beep boop meow.”