Primordial Altar.
Qi Sheng has already been inford of Star Network’s thoughts.
In his view, the concept of the chanical nanoworm army is indeed quite unique.
In the guidance analysis, the nano-chanical worm that Star Network wants to create is a modular nano-unit.
Like Lego bricks, they can be assembled into different shapes.
Each chanical nanoworm is equipped with an adsorption module, mimicking the principle of DNA base pairing.
Star Network will issue commands in a mode of ntal resonance.
Once this simple preset command is accepted by the nano-chanical cluster, it will quickly aggregate according to the template into a chanical life form.
Theoretically, based on the nano-worm as the basic unit, chanical unit types can be constructed for any system.
This setting seems useless since nano-chanical insects themselves have the ability to consu targets, assembling into entities seems to be putting the cart before the horse.
Yet, in Star Network’s concept, the aggregation of nano-chanical insects into chanical units resembles the creation of new life.
For example, constructing a stress conduction structure resembling biological tendons through chanical nanoworms, increasing tensile strength to more than 500% of the original chanical nanoworm.
This structure can dynamically adjust stress distribution, dispersing local forces across the whole.
After aggregation, chanical nanoworms that originally could only function in a single mode can also form specialized modules.
The energy output of a single chanical nanoworm is very low.
However, after aggregation, chanical nanoworms can construct an efficient energy network, enhancing energy output efficiency thousands or even millions of tis.
This is very similar to the principle of energy particles in the Black Tide.
Black Tide energy particles can be seen as basic units; after generating units, they are essentially no longer simple Black Tide energy.
Just like atoms undergoing different arrangents and combinations, forming different material forms.
For example, graphite is a two-dinsional layered structure ford by carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal honeycomb pattern.
Diamonds are ford by carbon atoms arranged in a tetrahedral structure.
Even ordinary water molecules have liquid water, ice, and water vapor forms.
Black Tide energy particles can be understood as universal atoms, capable of forming various life forms with the Black Tide as the the.
This is more than simple Black Tide particle aggregation; it’s more like creating life using basic energy units.
The nano-chanical army conceived by Star Network is already very close to the concept of Black Tide.
However, in comparison, Black Tide’s configuration is more refined, with Black Tide energy essentially being a form of Rule Energy.
Both its strength and the life forms developed after aggregation are far beyond what aggregated nano-chanical life can achieve.
As Star Network said, this is just a future concept with an essential difference from Black Tide.
Therefore, in the future, the nano-chanical army model conceived by Star Network needs to be combined with Rule Power.
Adding Rule Power on the conceptual basis can significantly enhance the strength of the nano-chanical army.
For instance, the "Divine Gold" on the chanical Sovereign.
Or endowing the chanical army with trait effects brought by Star Vein Combination’s Life Soul Characteristics.
But Qi Sheng has not yet conceived the idea of implenting this part of the functionality.
Providing items with Life Soul ability is an imnsely vast project, beyond the current sacrificial power inco.
According to guidance feedback, although Star Network seems to be explaining to Governor Ah Lan, it is also seeking their assistance.
However, this kind of help-seeking thod is not spoken directly and cannot be directly conversed.
In communication with Ah Lan, Star Network ntioned that perhaps in the future, there will appear a function that can apply Life Soul traits to external objects.
This statent is not just intended for Ah Lan but is also questioning this hidden controller.
Because if Star Network wants to create the conceptual nano-chanical army, it must get their help.
In Star Network’s cognition.
The player’s gaming mode is an MMO mode (massively multiplayer online), which is the online ga mode players refer to.
While as the hidden controller, he plays SLG mode, using war strategy as a way to play chess, where all players are pieces.
Star Network proposes ideas to him in this way but fears angering him, choosing a roundabout way to express them.
Because Star Network knows that as one behind the scenes, he is monitoring everything in real ti.
This is precisely the biggest difference between Star Network and ordinary players.
Like a novel, the characters in the book controlled by the author express their demands to the author.
But these characters do not know if their demands will change the story’s direction.
For instance, a character in the story informs the author of their desire to have a harem.
But the main the of this book is war and slaughter, which doesn’t fit the novel’s setting, and will inevitably not be agreed upon.
The idea in the guidance is sowhat similar.
Afraid that their idea might bring about so unbearable influence, even changing the behind-the-scenes developnt direction set by the controller, so choose to convey it indirectly, whether responded to or not, expresses their ideas.
The fact is, how could Star Network not know the biggest shortcoming of the nano-chanical army.
It’s not the creation of chanical nanoworms, nor the creation of unit templates, nor the lack of rule-based armant.
The core problem is just one, the chanical nanoworm army cannot enter the Challenger System, that is the Player Corps System.
This ans the chanical nanoworm is a corps system with an existing battle loss rate.
Even if obtaining "Divine Gold," solving the issue of devouring growth, without the Black Tide’s perfect battle loss counter ability, encountering the Black Tide has no chance of victory.
It can also be understood that non-player systems facing the Black Tide are nourishnt.
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