BIOLOGICAL SUPERCOMPUTER SYSTEM Chapter 1056: Planting seeds and dodging monsters (2)



For so long, Erik focused on enhancing the Chimaeric Demon brain crystal power that he basically forgot to power up everything else. It had been a good choice, yes, but at the sa ti, it created so setbacks he now had to address.

Making more neural links for it improved the hatching speed and strength of his clones.

While this had been necessary, after the encounter with the Leviathan Serpent, Erik realized he had neglected his own personal growth, which would make the Chimaeric Demons stronger in turn.

Growing stronger was a win win situation for everyone.

The experience that Erik had with the Leviathan Serpent was truly enlightening and opened his eyes to a whole new perspective. If there were many thaids strong like it on the Mur continent, he wouldn't stand a chance in a direct fight.

Just getting stronger and improving his physical stats wouldn't be enough to beat enemies that had thousands of strength points.

Even if he reached level 1000, nothing assured he would be able to reach those astronomical amounts of stats.

"Leveling up isn't the answer. I need to focus on creating more neural links." That would not only make his brain crystal powers stronger and more efficient, but he would also gain stats, killing two birds with one stone.

June tilted his head to listen as Erik started talking to himself. It was clear to the clone, his creator had many things going on in his mind.

"I wonder," Erik said, "if it would be worthwhile to ask the biological supercomputer to make a new neural link training technique. Or perhaps there's a way to improve the existing one. The system said it was possible when I first asked it to create it, but I'm pretty sure the DNA point cost for such upgrades would be astronomical."

Before the system stopped storing the energy, Erik did not know how much it used to do what it did, but now that he had direct access to the resource, he knew it wasn't a asly amount, instead; it was the opposite.

Costs were relatively low for rging and absorbing, but editing powers was much more pricey, and creating the training technique had to be around that sa level.

June slowed his pace, turning his head up to look at Erik, currently seated on his back. Erik told the clone. That was a logical explanation, but one that didn't sit well with the

clone.