Chapter 735: Chapter 449: Short-range Warp Capability【5200-word Super Long Chapter! Request for Monthly Tickets!】_1
After two hours of intense preparation, Harrison Clark put on the strongest protective gear that could fit in this small room.
At the sa ti, Freddy filled the room with various signal enhancers to increase the chances of successful decryption.
Although Harrison Clark sounded confident, he always had to plan for the worst.
Since the Egyptian tribe’s military technology was mostly weaker than humans’, if the worst were to happen, there was a chance that Harrison could survive with his current full-body armor.
He first went through in his mind the information left by the Egyptian tribe, making sure his thoughts were clear, then slowly placed his hands on the sphere and spoke into the communicator.
“Ready for action.”
At this mont, Freddy and the Morrowind No.2 were 20,000 kiloters away from the Egyptian Tribe’s Spaceship.
Freddy began the countdown.
“Ten, nine…one. Begin.”
The clustered high-energy cutting machine on the ground suddenly shot a beam of radiation, string energy, and positrons reaching temperatures of millions of degrees Celsius as well as combining dozens of cutting forces focused on the room’s floor.
As expected.
The mont the floor was damaged, the environntal monitoring device gave a sharp alarm, indicating that a high-energy reaction was starting just below the room.
The reaction intensified, and the energy level equivalent index expanded rapidly on Freddy’s side.
At first, it was like lighting a candle, but then a billionth of a second later, it was like starting a car. Another billionth of a second later, it had beco a gas cylinder explosion.
According to Freddy’s previous estimates, by the end of this ten-thousandth of a second, a massive explosion equivalent to a red giant star’s annual energy release would indeed occur within the Boorang Battleship.
It seed that Harrison had underestimated the Egyptian tribe’s abilities.
Perhaps they were not great in other aspects, but when it ca to creating explosions, they seed to be quite skilled.
The source of this explosion should be built on the strange tal sphere.
If it were to explode, it wouldn’t matter what gear Harrison wore, he would be dood.
However, almost at the sa ti as the high-energy reaction began to intensify, the sphere in front of Harrison’s hands lit up with an electric arc, almost identical to the Egyptian Tribe’s Spaceship control sphere he had touched a thousand years ago.
The electric arc instantly connected to his nerves without any obstruction.
At the sa ti, information was outputted from Harrison’s brain at lightning speed.
The speed of light is 300,000 kiloters per second, about 300 million ters.
The nerve-linked photon signal, unlike ordinary nerve information, traveled much faster at a rate faster than light using longitudinal wave propagation.
Since the transfer of information took virtually no ti, the key challenge in Harrison’s plan was whether he could find the security protection chanism within the ship’s control center in one ten-thousandth of a second, input the correct decryption key in ti, and successfully issue the command to terminate the detonation.
Although this seed like a long and arduous task, Harrison’s brain wave command output skills had been optimized to the extre when he controlled the Galaxy Equipnt in the previous tiline. Now that his awakening level had increased to over 43%, he could only be faster.
One hundred-thousandth of a second later, he successfully went through the initial verification of the central control system and was granted access to retrieve basic information.
This was within Harrison’s expectations.
He knew the Egyptian tribe’s greatest secret—their Howorld coordinates. His brain also had deep traces of communication with the Egyptian tribe.
Aside from the Egyptian tribe’s core mbers, who were half-machine and half-biological, they had also absorbed mbers from many other races.
Although this ship was clearly an Egyptian tribe’s core battleship with no mbers of other races on board,
considering the depth of the consciousness flow communication between Harrison and the Egyptian tribe’s core mbers, he could be considered a mber of the Egyptian tribe in a broader sense, and even one of its core mbers.
Two hundred-thousandths of a second later, Harrison located the security protection chanism and began applying for control rights.
Another hundred-thousandth of a second, the highest authority verification and review chanism was activated, requesting Harrison to input the security key.
Two hundred-thousandths of a second later, the security key was inputted.
…
In the end, Harrison completed all the steps in nine hundred-thousandths of a second.
The massive explosion was abruptly halted at the last mont, its wildly escalating energy level suddenly froze, and then disappeared abruptly.
With a click, the circular decoration on the ground sank, revealing a round hole.
Freddy jumped up from his chair, clenching his fists, “Success! Bro, you…you’re too strong!”
Although Freddy blindly admired Harrison, he knew that Harrison was not a top programr. So when Harrison actually succeeded in decryption, he couldn’t help but be overjoyed.
Harrison, on the other hand, appeared quite calm, giving a casual wave of his hand, “Aren’t you a learned scholar now, a top-notch one at that? Act like one. This was just a small matter, no need to make a fuss.”
So things were ingrained in people.
For example, the pleasure of showing off one’s abilities didn’t change with age or increased knowledge.
Showboating would always be one of humanity’s highest pursuits, as it brought intense pleasure.
Even after a hundred years of hard study, Harrison’s personality had only beco slightly more mature, his nature remaining largely unchanged.
It could be that he had suffered too many hardships in the past, or it could be that he had only ever had Freddy as his solitary companion, leaving him with little opportunity for social interaction, making him unwilling to change in his dealings with others.
Freddy was unaware that Harrison was deliberately showing off and simply felt that Harrison was truly an incredible philosopher who could single-handedly shoulder the progress of civilization.
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