Research in this area has gone more smoothly than expected.
Two and a half years into the seventh cycle, breakthrough news erged from the most advanced research facility deep within the main base.
A confidential eting with only Frost, Jeming, and a few core logistics departnt executives was held within layers of protective barriers.
The eting was chaired by Morayas, a Sixth Level Wizard whose face appeared slightly pale, but whose eyes were extraordinarily enthusiastic—the authority in the field of biological transformation.
Before him floated a complex three-dinsional rune model emitting a gentle blue light, which represented the initial results of countless wisdom and sacrifice over two and a half years.
"Commander, colleagues," Morayas’s voice carried the rigor of a researcher, yet could not hide a touch of pride beneath his fatigue, "’First Phase Reincarnation mory Anchoring Technology,’ or as we bluntly refer to it internally—’Reaper-style mory Resistance Implantation Technique,’ has completed preliminary theoretical validation and live safety testing."
He gently pointed, and the three-dinsional rune model decomposed, revealing its intricate structure down to the cellular level.
"Strictly speaking, this hasn’t created any brand new Law technology. It’s more like a successful ’reverse engineering of biological chanisms and adaptive transplantation.’ We have analyzed the soul structure of the High Tier Reaper Race and the particular pheromone glands, extracting their stubborn physiological foundation that can retain ’mory imprints’ against the wash of ti, and distilled their core ’information anchoring’ and ’anti-reset’ chanisms."
Jeming sat nearby, browsing through the detailed technical report that had been forwarded to the Magic Network Terminal.
The more he read, the more admiration he felt for the senior wizards specialized in the essence transformation of life.
The report detailed how the neural synapse structures and pheromone coding modes, which produce weak resonance with the Plane Ti Law, were ingeniously "grafted" onto the outer soul and deep neural networks of the wizards through biochemical and rune surgery.
This process involves soul surgery, gene-level fine-tuning, and complex law rune integration, every step is extrely dangerous and requires unimaginable control power and understanding of the essence of life.
Jeming asked himself, with his current knowledge reserves, there is no way he could achieve this level in such a short ti.
"Of course," Morayas master changed his tone, sounding grave, "this is only the first version of the technology. The limitations are very apparent. Firstly, it is not non-invasive; it requires a careful and ti-consuming transformation surgery with high demands on both the practitioner and the recipient. Secondly, the effect... far from ideal."
He brought up a set of experint data: "According to our preliminary observations of transformation volunteers, after successfully activating the implant, recipients can indeed form a clear ’cognition’ when a ti reset occurs— they ’know’ they have just undergone a ti reset. However, how much of the specific mory from the previous cycle can be retained completely depends on the recipient’s own spiritual power strength, soul stability, and the ’depth’ of that segnt of mory to their selves."
"Roughly quantified, using the average level of a First Level Wizard as an example, they can vaguely retain a few most intense ’impression fragnts,’ such as the fear of dying, scenes associated with extre joy or shock, and other scenarios related to extre emotions. Continuous and detailed mory flow cannot yet be guaranteed."
While looking at this data, many doubts about the Reaper Race’s battlefield performance in Jeming’s mind suddenly beca clear.
He understood.
Why did the early Reaper Race face the Wizard’s invasion with battle will so high that it bordered on fanaticism?
Because they "knew" ti would reset, and death does not end but resembles a ga where a failure leads to a restart.
Under the cognition of "not fearing death," battles naturally beco brave.
But why did their morale later fluctuate and even show massive war-weariness and retreat?
Precisely because of this ability’s "flaw": prioritized mory retention of the deepest emotional fragnts.
For the majority of Reaper Race individuals with ordinary or even inferior spiritual power, what is their most profound experience when facing the overwhelming might of wizards and their myriad killing techniques in each cycle?
Naturally, it is the extre terror at the mont of death!
Cycle after cycle, every ti they "restart," they might not rember specific tactical details or rember the wizard’s appearance, but the fear of death and pain imprinted deeply in their souls would accumulate and compound with each cycle!
Initially, this fear might translate into the fighting spirit of "must eliminate the enemy as swiftly as possible."
But when they realize that no matter how hard they try, they cannot change the outco of being crushed by the wizard’s absolute power, experiencing death repeatedly ends in will collapse and retreat becoming inevitable.
Until... the "will" hidden behind the scenes intervened, forcibly reversing this collective spiritual decline.
Jeming shared his conjecture softly with Frost beside him, and a hint of agreent flashed in the commander’s eyes as he nodded slowly.
This explained many contradictory aspects of the enemy’s behavioral patterns.
After listening to the logistics departnt wizard’s narration, Frost raised the most critical issue: "Master Morayas, given the current level of technological completeness, can this modification be popularized within the legion? Even if it’s rely granting warriors the ability to ’recognize reincarnation,’ it has imnse significance for tactical execution and morale maintenance."
Several Great Wizards involved in the project quickly exchanged opinions.
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