Chapter 740: Chapter 451: If I Die【4200 Words, Request for Monthly Tickets】_2
But then one day, he visited a star system that gave birth to plant-intelligent life, comprehended their lives thoroughly, accessed their knowledge reserve through the quantum network, and studied this planet’s principles of biological evolution. Afterward, when he drank tea again, he could clearly see the growth, which eventually reached a height of 46.66% today.
Knowledge that he must absorb has beco the fertile soil for his next step in evolution.
But it could also be that as he visits more places and has deeper contact with the rules of different stellar systems, the brain structure of Galactic Humans becos more complex, and the storage of different quantum storm rules becos more abundant. These “experiences” are the prerequisite conditions for awakening more dormant genes.
As humans get closer to the universe in a deeper way, they are constantly reawakening their potential abilities.
However, as the Stars once said, after Harrison Clark’s awakening degree exceeded 35%, the improvent of his physique with the increase of awakening degree was very small and hardly noticeable.
Compared to Earth humans, the main direction of Galactic Human improvent lies in their brains.
Harrison Clark’s increased awakening degree has almost compensated for the loss of his peak state due to physical aging. Now, his physical strength has slightly degenerated, but his dynamic vision and nervous response are almost on par with his level in the previous tiline.
Besides, his comprehensive battlefield judgnt, psychological quality, and intuitive information integration abilities have long surpassed the past by countless tis. However, he’s never had the chance to return to the battlefield and feel the changes firsthand.
These things can hardly be perfectly reproduced in simulation training.
Especially the intuitive information integration abilities, which involve countless details in cosmic space, encompassing all human mories in the brain, countless quantum vortexes, and more.
The essence of intuition also lies in the invisible connection between human thinking and the universe. The information exchanged within this connection is the Cosmic Wisdom that Harrison Clark has used multiple tis to evade and deceive.
Cosmic Wisdom may not have emotions, but it indeed records and stores countless pieces of information.
This information cannot be simulated in the virtual space of quantum networks.
No matter how realistic the virtual space is, even if it can completely deceive the human brain, the fake is always fake. The virtual quantum world cannot resonate enough with the vortex deep inside the human brain, so it cannot stimulate the regular thinking generated by countless vortexes’ resonance, which is intuition.
This ti, Harrison Clark is finally going to battle.
Freddy sits at the control panel with full concentration, checking each part one by one, to ensure that all equipnt is in optimal condition.
“Energy ratio 100%, stable operation 100%, self-repair ability 100%, information collection ability 100%… Bro, you can put on the armor now.”
Harrison Clark nodded and spread his arms.
First, the inner armor fused with the biological layer floated up like a broad cloak under the force of gravity, enveloping Harrison Clark.
Then, one modular armor after another, seemingly simple yet actually composed of countless parts, attached itself to him.
Finally, Harrison Clark beca a sleek, streamlined, and aesthetically pleasing three-ter-tall “giant.”
The composite energy cell began to charge, the main units quickly awakened, and his retina displayed two kinds of images, real visual images, and virtual parater projections.
The advantage of this information display thod is convenience; when he wants to check paraters, he only needs to shift his attention. The downside is that it interferes with his normal vision.
But Harrison Clark, having worn almost every generation of Earth’s top-tier individual soldiers, has already grown accustod to parallel information processing in this semi-transparent projection vision mode.
The three-ter giant slowly drifted, standing at the exit.
anwhile, Freddy returned to the navigation control seat, preparing to let Morrowind No.2 briefly return to the subspace layer and then Harrison would detach from the ship.
Subsequently, Morrowind No.2 will imdiately switch back to the dium layer and continue its journey.
As for Harrison Clark, he will search and wait for the Blade Mantis in this first-layer subspace.
Once the combat starts, Harrison Clark and the Blade Mantis will quickly fall out of subspace.
“Disengaging dium layer flight countdown. Ten, nine, eight, seven…”
Freddy clenched his fists and gritted his teeth.
He was very nervous.
Harrison Clark, on the other hand, was calm, unperturbed, and composed, simply saying, “Once I’m out of subspace with that Blade Mantis, there might be other things waiting for . When the real battle begins, I probably won’t have the energy to communicate with the outside world. Don’t arbitrarily access my information, as this may take up my communication bandwidth. So, unless I actively contact you, just keep flying forward without stopping. And, if I haven’t contacted you after a day, stay in the dium layer, restore connections with the outside world and try to collaborate with other researchers. Let’s just see how far you can get with the progress.”
Freddy stopped the countdown and replied, “But if you die in battle first, it seems like there’s not much point in whether we try or not afterward. Even if we really manage to escape and sustain our civilization by developing the Egyptian Tribe’s Brain Core, it’s all pretty aningless, isn’t it? You won’t be able to witness it.”
Harrison Clark shook his head, “Not necessarily, who knows the future? Maybe once I return to the 21st century and really lose the ability to ti travel, doesn’t that an you guys have achieved final victory?””But you might actually die, right?”
Harrison Clark burst out laughing, “Hahahaha, what does that matter? Who doesn’t die? Hesitating is pointless, just do it and get it over with.”
Having spent so much ti in the tiline, he dared not explore the so-called aning, as that would lead his thoughts down a dead-end alley, interfering with his judgnt and shaking his resolve.
Harrison Clark’s ultimate goal was to achieve a good outco, but what he pursued in his actions was the aning within the process.
Freddy pondered over the thoughts he had been stuck on, “Should I continue the countdown?”
“Yeah.”
“Three, two, one…”
At the next mont, Morrowind No.2 burst out of the dium layer.
The ship opened a six-ter diater shutter-like hatch at the rear, similar to a single-lens reflex cara.
Harrison Clark zapped out.
Two things happened in the next one-thousandth of a second.
As expected, the Blade Mantis was nearby. Sensing the position of Morrowind No.2, it decisively warped, appearing in an instant above the ship.
Morrowind No.2, on the other hand, quickly sank downwards and disappeared.
Both sides had no tricks or deceit and didn’t waste any breath on pleasantries.
In the next instant, the Blade Mantis and Harrison Clark engaged in fierce combat within this subspace.
One stood fifty-five ters tall, the other three ters.
Utilizing the Blade Mantis’ one-thousandth of a second stiffness, Harrison Clark wielded two cutting blades at full power, his arms crossed into an X-shape, directly appearing above the insect’s triangular head.
Harrison Clark also considered his own stiffness ti.
However, due to his smaller size, it took less ti for him to reconnect with the outside world after the subspace layer dispersed.
It only took him five ten-thousandths of a second to move again and swing the twin blades downward.
But, from making the decision and adjusting his posture to completing the warp, Harrison Clark’s total ti was also one-thousandth of a second.
As he was about to strike, the Blade Mantis had already regained its mobility, reacting extrely quickly. A knife arm stabbed up from below, the tip of the arm precisely eting Harrison Clark’s crossed blades.
The two sides had completely unequal sizes, but the violent collision unleashed a shock wave that erupted into dazzling light in the pitch-black subspace.
The warp battle armor of Harrison Clark, holding the twin blades in both hands, rapidly dispersed after the collision with the Blade Mantis while his body surface simultaneously emitted curvature bubbles.
The subspace around the two combat units began tearing apart, and the distant starlight from the outside world shone through.
This was the result of being thrown out due to deceleration.
At the edge of the Orion Arm, about three light-years away from human territory, amidst a cluster of broken asteroid belts consisting of large and small stones, devoid of stars or planets, two figures suddenly appeared.
One was Harrison Clark and his Warp Battle Armour, the other was the Blade Mantis.
Both sides hung in the void, separated by tens of kiloters, facing each other.
If soone were to look inwards from outside at this mont, they would see these two figures casting two huge shadows towards the starry background, illuminated by the dense starlight emitted near the Galactic Center.
Harrison Clark’s breathing was steady, and his heartbeat was stable.
The corner of his eye was quickly collecting information gathered by his Warp Armour’s scanner.
He appeared confident, but to face the Blade Mantis alone, especially with the mory of the tragic state of his human comrades from the last ti he fought the creature, he couldn’t underestimate the enemy.
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