God Simulation Engine.
Even in a state of decay from the passage of ti, one could still feel an intense oppressive force when approaching it.
Zheng Yichen’s fingertips produced a fla, which, before even touching the shell of the God Simulation Engine, dissipated into fragnted embers. Other forces were similarly affected; it could be said that any non-natural force, upon contact with the God Simulation Engine, would be severely influenced.
"So... how should we handle this thing?" Zheng Yichen looked at it. This object’s specifications were comparable to the Firmant Wheel, which was used to protect cities, a special and massive Creation.
The God Simulation Engine could use the Firmant Wheel as a hula hoop—well, maybe that hula hoop would be a bit large, but it would definitely work if spun.
However, this object was now cut to pieces, and it was uncertain what sort of loss it would bring to the Great World. But observing the remaining effects of the God Simulation Engine, it was clear that it was quite extraordinary in itself.
After all, under the influence of Oblivion, even his weapon sustained minor damage. The God Simulation Engine, having been blasted by an attack imbued with Oblivion power, did not completely deteriorate but rely appeared severely weathered.
Even so, its shell remained solid.
Zheng Yichen swung his Army Decimating battle saber where the blade struck, producing a shower of sparks. The slicing force field of the blade edge slowly carved out a piece of tal from the God Simulation Engine. Zheng Yichen tapped it, "This thing feels very strong."
"BOSS, the strength of this material is higher than the material of the Firmant Wheel," Lilith imdiately responded, like an assistant at his side.
"The problem is we can’t carry much away."
And there was no issue with Lilith being an assistant. She imdiately said, "While you were hunting, BOSS, I’ve scanned this thing and identified the important areas of the God Simulation Engine."
The God Descenders had summoned the God Simulation Engine, and she wouldn’t give it any extra nas.
"Then let’s proceed with so cutting later."
Lilith nodded and continued, "Also, so Dusk rcenaries tried to steal your spoils, while another portion of the Dusk rcenaries spontaneously organized to seal this place off, waiting for your response."
"Hahaha, there are both the clever and the foolish. How much of this thing can they steal? I can’t carry it all away; in the end, everyone will get a share," Zheng Yichen couldn’t help but laugh upon hearing this. The object was simply too vast.
What he could carry away was only a small part; a God Simulation Engine of the Firmant Wheel’s specifications could be directly mined like a mine.
Even if he monopolized it now, it would end up being shared by everyone later, after all, he wouldn’t stay here forever. Moreover, Zheng Yichen had no intention of monopolizing such a thing.
The materials from the God Simulation Engine were special; once the Dusk rcenaries got them, they could make equipnt on the Dusk side, and their overall strength would greatly increase, right?
That would be a good thing.
But since so things had already happened, he’d handle it based on the current situation. For those Dusk rcenaries who were adding icing on the cake, give them more options.
"Then let’s start with the subsequent distribution. Help pass on this notice."
With Lilith’s assistance afterward, Zheng Yichen located those main areas she ntioned. However, looking at these main areas that were destroyed, Zheng Yichen had quite a headache. When he was enveloped by Oblivion, he was not out of his senses.
Yet, his ntal state was still troubling. In that state of emptiness and Oblivion, everything normal irritated him, especially those things that could resist Oblivion, which was why those main areas of the God Simulation Engine suffered targeted destruction.
In what could be called an energy chamber, the core energy had been haphazardly cut apart, and with the attack ca an Oblivion force. More than eighty percent of those crystalline things beca like stone. Not much was preserved but still enough to be considered a mine.
Zheng Yichen, using thermal vision, picked out the hottest parts and placed them in an internal space. He casually took away a few large chunks as collectibles and then marked the spot.
Later ca the parts involving the God Simulation Engine’s main structure, control hubs, and the like. These parts were also heavily damaged. After picking and choosing, Zheng Yichen left behind many core materials for constructing the God Simulation Engine. After that, he lost much interest in the object.
Because of the force of Oblivion, the God Simulation Engine was damaged inside and out; only a tenth of its functions remained. Even if it were put back together, it would be nothing more than a large-scale model, with over ninety percent of it essentially only fit to be lted down into raw materials.
Perhaps research could yield sothing, but such a project would be enormous, not sothing easily done. Especially considering the current dire state of this world... without decades, expect no significant results.
"Wah—wah—" A red-eyed white dragon clung to Zheng Yichen’s back, crying out loudly with its two little paws gripping tightly onto Zheng Yichen’s shoulders, leaving him with a rather helpless expression.
The weight of the young white dragon was not light; despite being a juvenile, its body mass was quite substantial. Its squirming would have probably flattened an ordinary person, not to ntion those claws... They weren’t like cat claws that could retract into paw pads.
They clung firmly to his shoulders, enough to potentially dislocate the arms of an average person.
The young white dragon, now agitated as if it were a startled cat, cald down a bit after Lilith inserted it into an internal space and then initiated image synchronization, allowing the young dragon Tanshia Firlo to see the outside world.
Afterward, the dragon was shocked by the information of the outside world, but that wasn’t the main reason for its current behavior.
The main reason was that Zheng Yichen had scared the young white dragon when he used the internal space to teleport. The aura of Oblivion that Zheng Yichen emitted during the transfer had frightened the dragon at close range...
Even if the Oblivion aura from Zheng Yichen wasn’t targeting her, the environnt of the internal space was a space of twenty-five ters in length, width, and height, which was quite large. However, for the young dragon, it was still too small...
The intelligence of the young white dragon, which had been high after hatching, diminished, and it burst into tears right then and there. At that ti, Zheng Yichen was still in battle and hadn’t even noticed the dragon’s condition.
So by the ti the battle ended and he began to check the spoils of war, the released young white dragon beca an ornant on Zheng Yichen’s back, loudly articulating its grievances.
Mixed in with the cries was Dragon Language, which Zheng Yichen did not understand.
Having the weight of a young white dragon that could crush ordinary people on his back did not affect Zheng Yichen’s movents at all. He discarded what should be discarded, and attached what should be attached from the disassembled God Simulation Engine. At that mont, Zheng Yichen wished he could add a zero to the dinsions of the internal space.
"Brother Chang Qing?" Liu Hongzhao asked softly as she saw Zheng Yichen’s return: "Is the exploration over?"
She didn’t act too intimate at this mont because the battle had ended, but she didn’t rule out the possibility that the Great World was still monitoring this place.
"It’s over. Now it’s your turn. Take care of it yourselves," Zheng Yichen said, pulling out a stack of maps that Lilith had printed using the motorcycle’s built-in equipnt: "Go ahead and explore on your own, the Dusk rcenaries who helped all get a share."
With that, he tossed out the stack of simplified maps.
They showed so of the areas he had explored. Although the God Simulation Engine had been scrapped, its residual effects ant that its body still had many dangerous areas. So spots were due to energy leakage, while others were places where the defense chanisms of the God Simulation Engine still functioned to so extent.
They posed no threat to Zheng Yichen, but more than enough for other Dusk rcenaries.
The maps scattered about were quickly collected by other Dusk rcenaries using various thods, leaving not a single paper on the ground.
For those Dusk rcenaries who had voluntarily imposed a blockade, this was the best outco. Proxy Agents couldn’t take everything from the God Simulation Engine, but the Dusk rcenaries could digest it—they all had organizations behind them.
Their rcenary organizations could develop this world further. Although the world itself didn’t have much developntal value, the God Simulation Engine left behind was different.
They had sensed the imnse force still remaining even after the God Simulation Engine was destroyed when they imposed the blockade.
What followed was self-evident—their rcenary organizations would certainly invest more resources into this world to develop the God Simulation Engine. Even if they couldn’t replicate it, repurposing it as a source of materials was possible.
As for the people of the local world?
The world had been ravaged; even if there were cooperation, the local world would have to focus on healing and recovery first. Moreover, the Dusk rcenary organizations were not international charitable entities. If not for the fact that the world’s Oath Keepers were particularly unique, prompting desperate asures could lead to extre Oath Keepers or trigger additional wars.
The Dusk rcenary organizations would most likely not involve the local people in their affairs. But engaging in war with the local world wasn’t desirable either—they were interested in a stable rear area, and by now, they had learned enough about the information on the Dusk rcenaries in this world.
Compared to monopolizing, cooperation was necessary—but all of this would wait until the Proxy Agent left.
As for those Dusk rcenaries who couldn’t resist the urge to explore first stealthily, most of them hadn’t joined any organization.
The simple maps Zheng Yichen gave them now were a great help, allowing them to avoid accidents in their exploration. They had no objections to the noticeable cuts at so important spots because they understood the significance it held...
After all, these artifacts were Zheng Yichen’s spoils of war; it was only natural for him to take the best parts. Besides, so had tried their luck slicing at the seemingly decayed shell of the God Simulation Engine, but not even a fleck of rust fell off. They couldn’t even polish it—
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