Chapter 1207: Chapter 476 “Dream” Escapes Trouble_2 Chapter 1207: Chapter 476 “Dream” Escapes Trouble_2 But Artificial Intelligence “Dream” was completely different; not only could it execute commands according to Yan Fei’s instructions, but it could also provide Yan Fei with many good suggestions on how to complete those instructions. This allowed Yan Fei to save a lot of ntal effort, as he simply had to choose and execute the best option from those suggestions. Moreover, when “Dream” encountered unexpected situations, it would adapt as long as it didn’t violate the execution standards set by Yan Fei and could achieve the ultimate goal—then “Dream” would carry it out.
Yan Fei simply had to issue tasks to “Dream,” and he could wait for “Dream” to complete them without worrying about how “Dream” would accomplish the tasks. If Yan Fei gave tasks to an Auxiliary Brain, he would have to constantly guide the Auxiliary Brain on how to complete those tasks. Though an Auxiliary Brain would execute tasks with higher precision, it was more troubleso. In this sense, “Dream” and the Auxiliary Brain had both differences and similarities, and it was impossible to say which was more powerful—they were both Yan Fei’s reliable supports.
Now that “Dream” had extricated itself from trouble and regained its capabilities, Yan Fei could carry out the previously planned tasks. He said, “Dream, imdiately repel the Arican Cyber Warfare Unit’s attack on Dream Island’s network.”
The Artificial Intelligence intruder was not on the sa side as the United States of Arica, so although the Aricans knew there was a computer expert helping them secretly, they couldn’t make contact and were even more clueless about the mysterious expert’s achievents. So, to cause greater trouble for Dream Island, the Aricans also deployed their own Cyber Warfare Troops, planning to control Dream Island’s network through hacking.
Unfortunately for them, Dream Island’s network was vastly different from the World Network; not only was its hardware independently produced by Dream Island, thus breaking free from the mold of Arican technology, but its software was also written in complex Chinese. For the Arican Cyber Warfare Troops, who could make it rain or shine in the existing Network World, Dream Island’s network was like another world entirely—impregnable like a wall of bronze and iron.
The Aricans, following behind the invading Artificial Intelligence, managed to gain so control over Dream Island’s network with great difficulty, but they found they could not cause even the slightest damage. Since the Artificial Intelligence had fled, these Arican Cyber Warfare Troops, facing the attack of “Dream,” had no ability to fight back. Under “Dream”‘s assault, they were driven out of Dream Island’s network in an instant and, in the process, lost a large amount of networking equipnt…
“Dream,” said, “Mr. Yan Fei, all network intruders have been expelled, and their infiltration tools have been destroyed.”
Yan Fei was very pleased with “Dream”‘s efficiency. He thought for a mont and said, “Since the Aricans intend to destroy Dream Island’s Banking System, Tax System, Power System, Communication System, Transportation System, Television Network, and Aircraft Control System, it’s only fair to return the favor. I’ll paralyze all these systems in the United States, a tit-for-tat response. Dream, I order you to imdiately enter the Arican Network and sabotage everything you can, plunging Arican society into an unprecedented state of paralysis.”
“Dream” replied, “Yes, Mr. Yan Fei, I’ll enter the Arican Cyber Network right away and ensure the completion of the task.”
With Yan Fei’s latest command, “Dream” began to infiltrate the Arican Cyber Network and launched an unabashed attack on the United States. In comparison to the novice Arican Cyber Warfare Troops, “Dream” was like a nuclear weapon—once “Dream” took action, all devices and systems connected to the Arican Network would be paralyzed. Yan Fei was ready to show the Aricans that although they had invented and developed network technology, the true network experts resided on Dream Island, and Dream Island was the master of the Network World.
After issuing the command for “Dream” to attack the Arican Cyber Network, Yan Fei stopped concerning himself with how “Dream” would execute the command. He piloted a Drone at an altitude of 25,000 ters, flying rapidly with the aim of returning to Dream Island as quickly as possible.
It was just as the Drone entered the territorial waters of Dream Island, 500 kiloters away, that it received an urgent piece of intelligence forwarded by “Dream”: “Two Strategic Nuclear Submarines have entered within 500 kiloters of Dream Island’s territorial waters. They are the sa two Strategic Nuclear Submarines that mysteriously disappeared from Pearl Harbor in the United States. Having entered the 500-kiloter zone, they are advancing rapidly towards Dream Island.”
As ntioned before, the Aricans had not only sent three B-2 Stealth Bombers to bomb Dream Island, but they had also dispatched Strategic Nuclear Submarines to approach Dream Island from underwater, with the intent of getting as close as possible. When needed, they could launch Strategic Missiles from underwater, attacking Dream Island to minimize the warning ti.
However, having lost contact with the Satellite Network, the Aricans were no longer in full control of the US Forces they sent out, let alone the most covert Strategic Nuclear Submarines. The two Strategic Nuclear Submarines had been ordered to stealthily approach Dream Island and then await the launch command to fire Nuclear Missiles at Dream Island. But with the revelation that Dream Island also possessed Nuclear Weapons, the Aricans did not want to be obliterated along with Dream Island and had thus canceled all launch commands for Nuclear Weapons. Unfortunately, they were now unable to contact the two Strategic Nuclear Submarines, so those submarines had not received the order to abort the mission plan. They were still approaching Dream Island, ready to implent the offensive plan they had received at their departure.
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