A day later, Kong Mingan, who had just returned from the Demiplane, focused his attention on the two Soul Skill Modules he had guided and shaped: "Spiritual Probing" and "Spiritual Sharing."
He found Huo Yuhao, who was currently working for him, and then, by superimposing his Spirit aura with the nascent Soul Skill Module from Tian ng, and after repeated guidance and attempts, the two skill modules, "Spiritual Probing" and "Spiritual Sharing," were freshly produced.
"Although the effects of these two Spirit Abilities, 'Spiritual Probing' and'Spiritual Sharing,' are relatively straightforward, they can derive many uses in practice," Kong Mingan murmured softly, using this to organize his sowhat complex thoughts.
The so-called "Spiritual Probing," in essence, is the ability to release ntal force to form an invisible Domain.
Everything within the Domain, whether it be terrain, objects, Energy fluctuations, or even life aura, can be clearly fed back to the Spirit Ability user's mind in a three-dinsional and omnidirectional God's-eye view, with a wide range and a certain ability to penetrate obstacles.
"Spiritual Sharing," on the other hand, is even more marvelous; it is not rely simple spiritual telepathy, but rather the ability to directly transmit information from the caster's mind into the spiritual sea of others.
When combined, information can be acquired through "Spiritual Probing" and then projected in real-ti, completely intact, into the consciousness of a designated target, achieving true perspective sharing—this is "Spiritual Probing Sharing."
Kong Mingan quickly grasped the principle, and then his spirit ring flashed beside him, Imprinting these two Soul Skills.
With the spirit ring floating and both spirit power and ntal force injected, Kong Mingan personally attempted to activate "Spiritual Probing"; in just an instant, everything within several hundred ters centered around him flooded into his mind.
The staff coming and going within the guild's station, the various goods stored in the warehouse, and the petite, delicate-faced Ice Empress in front of him.
Information surged into his consciousness like a tide, and the vast data stream made him instinctively frown slightly.
But soon, as he slightly adjusted the output intensity of his ntal force, reducing the injected ntal force, the clarity and range of the feedback information also decreased, gradually reaching a relatively normal observation state.
Kong Mingan tried it repeatedly and quickly ca to a conclusion.
The effect of "Spiritual Probing" depends on the intensity and quality of the injected ntal force and spirit power, and this effect includes range, precision, and penetrative power; the more one wants to enhance the effect, the greater the consumption.
To summarize, "Spiritual Probing" builds a temporary ntal force perception field, collecting all information within the field, while "Spiritual Sharing" establishes a one-way information transmission channel, directly delivering the collected information package to the target.
Kong Mingan mused, opening the door to the Undead Sub-Plane and casually pulling out an Evil Soul Master of the Spirit King level whose spirit power had been sealed.
The Evil Soul Master had just been dragged out and hadn't even had ti to figure out what was happening when Kong Mingan activated his Spirit Ability the next mont.
"Ugh ah—!"
With a scream, the Evil Soul Master's eyes instantly widened, bloodshot, and his body twitched violently before he rolled his eyes, frothed at the mouth, and passed out.
Kong Mingan raised his hand and slapped him a few tis with ntal force.
Soon, the Evil Soul Master awoke, but his eyes were already vacant and hollow, saliva uncontrollably drooling from the corners of his mouth, and he made aningless gurgling sounds.
Hmm, he's been driven insane.
"What's going on?" The Ice Empress blinked unconsciously.
"An experint," Kong Mingan explained calmly, dispelling the ntal force in his hand. "I forcibly injected the unprocessed raw information stream collected by 'Spiritual Probing' into the opponent through'Spiritual Sharing.'"
"The opponent's mind will instinctively try to analyze this massive and disordered information, leading to instantaneous overload and ultimately consciousness collapse. The body is still alive, and the Soul is still there, but he's pretty much dead."
What gibberish was he talking about?
The Ice Empress didn't understand, but she simply gave up on delving deeper, pouting, "Anyway, anything that falls into your hands becos incomprehensible."
Kong Mingan chuckled, threw the now idiotic Evil Soul Master back into the Demiplane, and then continued his deductions.
"Junk information bombing" is just the crudest extended application; if it can be precisely controlled, this is also an efficient ans of information transfer, which is what he values most.
He wondered, if he were to use "Spiritual Sharing" as the core technology, setting up special "base stations" at intervals, and constructing a grid with "Spiritual Probing" to allow "Spiritual Sharing" to cover vast areas, achieving almost zero-delay information exchange—
Would this not be a Douluo version of a local area network?
Furthermore, if a "Douluo version of the Internet" were to cover the entire continent, supplented by the monitoring capabilities of "Spiritual Probing," an invisible "Spiritual Surveillance Network" could be simultaneously constructed.
This would not only greatly facilitate the lives of common people and the flow of information but also be used to monitor all directions, precisely capturing hidden threats such as Evil Soul Masters, allowing them to be instantly located as soon as they appear.
A grander blueprint gradually took shape in Kong Mingan's mind.
Of course, while this idea was beautiful, this massive project was not an imdiate priority.
His initial goal remained unchanged: he needed a tool that could assist his thinking and provide additional computing power.
Spiritual Sharing can connect multiple independent consciousnesses.
So, could a "host" be created to act as the absolute core, controlling "sub-consciousnesses" to process various information?
Then, he could use the "host" to leverage the computing power of all "sub-consciousnesses," thereby assisting in boosting his own thinking speed.
This seems feasible!
"Sub-consciousnesses" are easy to obtain; the Souls of Evil Soul Masters are readily available and can be used for now.
The key is, how to choose the "host"?
The host needs to possess a massive volu and powerful information carrying and processing capabilities; otherwise, it would be unable to manage the integrated computing power and would collapse itself first.
Tian ng? Theoretically feasible, with a profound million-year ntal force foundation, it's a candidate, but it's a valuable research material, and modifying it into a host carries risks, so it cannot be easily wasted.
The golden ancient tree? That's the future Life Core, with unparalleled volu and vitality; as a host, its carrying capacity would certainly be sufficient, only needing added information processing capabilities.
However, that thing is Shrek's lifeline, difficult to acquire at present, and would require hands-on modification, which is sowhat troubleso.
Kong Mingan pondered, then paused slightly.
No, his goal didn't need to be set so far; he only needed a transitional product that could be used for the ti being. Even if it collapsed, it could be considered a trial and error.
Let's look at the requirents again: he needed sothing that could carry complex information streams without collapsing, possess information organization and classification functions, and at least allow him to program such functions.
As Kong Mingan thought, the corner of his eye seed to catch sothing.
He turned his head, his gaze falling on the spirit ring quietly suspended in his palm.
Kong Mingan unconsciously raised an eyebrow; he suddenly felt that the characteristics of spirit rings were quite versatile in many situations.
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