Chapter 984: Chapter 610: Creeping Forward_3 Chapter 984: Chapter 610: Creeping Forward_3 She tried to stimulate her inspiration with the pain in her body.
She even forced herself not to activate the Gamma Knife before successfully finding a new approach, no matter if she would pass out from the pain.
Anyway, even if she really fainted, her Personal dical Security System would automatically turn on the Gamma Knife, so she was not in any life-threatening danger at the mont.
Fifteen minutes later, Lila Brown really fainted at her workstation.
Her head drooped to one side, her eyes wide open, and her gaze filled with frustration.
Finally, the Gamma Knife turned on by itself. The second button of her blouse clung tightly to the skin over her heart, its surface shimred with a pulsating glow.
Her single workstation room was extrely quiet, except for the occasional bursts of sparking arcs on the operation sphere.
Jas Wright received a notification and knew that Lila Brown had passed out.
However, he couldn’t pay attention to her because Harrison Clark’s consciousness had already begun the first phase of the operation – attempting to attach to the Fish-man Corpse Planet.
This matter didn’t require any cooperation from the research institute. It was up to Harrison Clark, Star, Willian, and Glen. However, since it determined whether the project would have any hope of success, Jas Wright was extrely concerned.
In the void, Harrison Clark’s consciousness floated on the outer layer of the Corpse Planet, accelerating forward with the planet.
Surrounding Harrison Clark’s virtual body were massive amounts of redundant data simulated and calculated by Star, who had mobilized intellectual resources from millions of nearby galaxies. This redundant data, transmitted through ubiquitous quantum channels, gathered together and tightly squeezed Harrison Clark’s virtual body, like a sea, preventing him from drifting away from the Corpse Planet.
On thuselah Star, the consciousnesses of Willian and Glen were assisting Star in constantly controlling the properties of this galaxy ocean and shifting it toward the dian Value between Actual Energy and Virtual Energy.
anwhile, Star allocated a portion of the computational power to the distant Gelas Star.
She was analyzing the fusion characteristics of the Gelasians through their secondary network, imprinting them into the redundant data ocean.
A comparison can be made in this way:
The dian Value characteristic is the basic physical property possessed by the redundant data ocean.
It’s like water, whose properties include the ability to flow, dissolve solutes, evaporate, and freeze at low temperatures.
These physical properties are the fundantal nature of an object.
However, if water is placed in containers of different shapes, the water develops additional geotric characteristics, becoming rectangular, cubic, spherical, or ellipsoid water.
These geotric properties are equivalent to the ntal character of the Gelasians.
Star would make the redundant data possess both the “properties of water” from the dian Value and the geotrical features of Gelasian ntal perability, becoming the best carrier for Harrison Clark’s mind to enter the Fish-man Corpse Planet.
Half an hour later, the modifications to the redundant data were completed.
Harrison Clark’s virtual body began to rge with the redundant data, much like the physical fusion between Freddy and the Gelasians in the past.
Following that, the redundant data began to infiltrate the Corpse Planet with Harrison Clark’s thoughts, creating a new set of quantum rules on the materials within the planet.
Another half hour passed, and Jas Wright saw that the massive quantum information flow surrounding the Corpse Planet had disappeared.
He finally received a progress notification:
“First phase of physical fusion successful, Sage Harrison Clark has briefly entered the Corpse Planet, existing in a form consistent with rocky planetary life. The second phase of slow fusion will comnce soon. The research institute should complete preparations within two hours. Estimated fusion ti: three years.”
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