This ti, he didn’t experience any significant improvent, but Lilith received additional strengthening. Even though World Creation is sothing that Tia directly described as having an ’infinite gap,’ at least there’s a glimr of hope, isn’t there?
Even if that hope is as elusive as trying to calculate the final digit of pi.
But as long as you calculate enough, it’s better than only knowing ’3.1415926,’ right? Most people only know this and are unaware of the tens of thousands or millions of digits that follow.
That in itself is a kind of gap.
"This environnt is still more comfortable; the environnt in that world made it hard even to breathe." Tanshia Firlo, lying on Zheng Yichen’s back, said cheerfully. After switching to a different environnt, she felt like the whole world had beco exciting.
Vivid and colorful—and this wasn’t just figurative speech but reality. The richness of elental power made everything appear vibrant and diverse in her eyes.
More importantly, she regained lost strength, restoring that confident feeling of possessing power. The previously almost useless protective sphere now regained its strength, providing her with continuous protection.
"Can we avoid going to those kinds of worlds in the future?"
"That might be difficult." Zheng Yichen thought about Dusk’s tendencies and couldn’t confirm the future situation. He already had experience dealing with this entity, and if Dusk got a taste of success, it might arrange such scenarios again, with him inevitably being the first to be sent over.
After all, Lilith had permissions for the Virtual World Core. Even though the permissions for other Virtual World Cores might differ from hers, as long as they were similar entities, Lilith could try to crack, invade, and directly strike at the yellow dragon to deal with the Virtual World Core.
Based on the intelligence Lilith extracted from inside the Virtual World, the recent hacking was primarily ntal-oriented. With decades of accumulation coupled with ample player online activity reaching a critical point, they could directly consu those players and make the Virtual World temporarily replace reality.
Judging by Zheng Yichen’s state after slaying the Calamity Star, it was evident that if he could do it, other players could potentially be passively consud as well.
Fortunately, he and Lilith were competent enough to prevent such a situation—cause for celebration.
"Then... then when you go, don’t leave behind," Tanshia Firlo said hesitantly. That kind of environnt was too oppressive, but if Zheng Yichen had to go, she was determined to follow.
"Hahaha, when the ti cos, Lilith will be the main force," Zheng Yichen replied with a laugh. Upon reaching ho, Katrina imdiately ran out.
She touched Zheng Yichen briefly to ensure he was fine, then said, "Welco back."
She didn’t ask why Zheng Yichen returned so early this ti; as long as he ca back safe and whole, the rest didn’t matter.
"This mission was relatively easy." Zheng Yichen’s tone carried a hint of urgency as he said, "I got my hands on sothing good; let’s go try it out right away."
"Sothing good?" Katrina asked, looking at Zheng Yichen with a trace of curiosity. "What kind of good thing?"
"Hahaha, you’ll find out soon enough." The benefits of the Virtual World were plentiful; since the item was designed as a World Creation seed, it ant that everything inside adhered to the ’real’ standard.
In the previous world, even the local inhabitants could use the Virtual World for scientific research without issues. And that was just the low-spec version. The high-spec version offered even more applications, not only for scientific research but also for studies in magic and Immortal Techniques.
Additionally, the cost of creating a Virtual World Core within the Great World seed exceptionally high.
But Zheng Yichen didn’t concern himself with that. After all, captured spoils didn’t co with production costs for him. If the Boundary Breaking Organization of the Great World suffered losses, they were the ones who should feel heartbroken—not him.
All he needed to know was that the thing was highly useful, usable, and beneficial to him.
What Zheng Yichen rembered most clearly was how significant changes occurred in the Oblivion impression during his clash with the Calamity Star. Those changes felt as if the impression was transforming into sothing tangible.
The advantage of such a transformation was that once it reached a certain depth, even without the Oblivion impression, he could tap into Oblivion or similar kinds of power. If the transformation was sufficiently profound and complete, it might even surpass the aura and strength derived from the Oblivion impression.
After all, the presence of Oblivion rely generated the aura of the Oblivion process rather than truly complete power.
But if it transford into sothing inherently his, it would beco genuine power—perhaps not entirely complete but independent of the impression’s disappearance. Moreover, as long as the Oblivion impression persisted, he could continue supplenting it.
As for the thod of supplentation—simulating the battle scenes with the Calamity Star was an excellent way to achieve this. However, such simulations consud an enormous amount of resources.
In the Creation information stored in the Virtual World Core’s intelligence, during Zheng Yichen’s confrontation with the Calamity Star, a staggering one-fourth of the Virtual World’s mory capacity was obliterated.
This obliteration didn’t rely render certain mory sectors corrupted as would occur in a hard drive failure. At least corrupt sectors could be repaired. Obliteration ant that those segnts were entirely wiped away, irrecoverable, requiring brand-new materials to replace them.
Therefore, to carry out such simulations, it would be necessary to invest substantial resources into upgrading the Virtual World’s mory capacity. Currently, Lilith’s rged core was already one that had suffered mory reduction.
Simulations were not impossible, but based on previous specifications, they could only be perford twice at most before reaching the limit. Previously, Zheng Yichen’s combat ability in a low-environnt world was adequate, but in a high-environnt world, his strength would manifest even more strongly.
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