"Perhaps everyone chosen by the Brain-Brain Fruit thinks about recording all the information in the world," Rosse recalled the nature of Devil Fruits and ca to this conclusion.
Sotis, it seems like the ability user chooses the fruit, but in reality, it's also the fruit choosing the ability user.
Otherwise, not to ntion awakening the fruit, even utilizing one-tenth of its power would be a problem.
Rosse didn't know whether the Brain-Brain Fruit suited Sora, but in the pirate world, most people were illiterate. Those who could use the Brain-Brain Fruit to the point of being recorded in history were likely all crazy people full of curiosity, wanting to record everything.
Theoretically, the human brain can store 2.5 million GB of content, and the Brain-Brain Fruit can theoretically develop that to the limit.
That's 2.5 million GB, about 2.68 quadrillion letters, or 0.895 quadrillion chinese characters. One gigabyte of film can store 2.5 million copies.
Thinking like this, it's true that a normal person who gets this fruit won't be able to store everything.
Rosse was truly a bit curious about what exactly was in Vegapunk's head.
If he rembered correctly, even now, Vegapunk's head was five tis larger than a normal person's.
The other organs on Vegapunk's head were about the sa as a normal person's, so the difference in brain capacity would far exceed five tis.
More than 10 million GB of content, who knows what Vegapunk has stored?
"Your Highness, rest assured, I will try to develop my brain's capacity as much as possible. Besides, many things don't need to be stored in the brain, they can be rembered through written materials and such," Sora quickly gave her assurance. She didn't want to beco a big-headed freak.
Especially when thinking of Vegapunk's appearance, she beca even more repulsed.
"Just do as you see fit. You can create an artificial brain that only you can access. Don't worry about materials, as long as this world has it, whether it flies in the sky, walks on land, or swims in the sea, I can get it for you," Rosse also didn't want Sora's appearance to change. As her ability improved, she might beco another important person at his side, so of course he wanted to take care of her.
For the next three days, Rosse didn't get involved in Judge's experints, only asked Zephyr to record the entire experint process.
Also, at his request, Judge opened up his collection, all his paper-based research was made accessible to Rosse.
Judge now only wanted to obtain Vegapunk's knowledge and Rosse's lineage factor.
Compared to those two, his own early-stage research was truly nothing.
All this information was packaged by Rosse and handed to Sora to read in her free ti after completing physical training.
After gaining the Brain-Brain Fruit, regaining her second life, and with Reiju taken by Rosse and temporarily looked after by Stella, it could be said that not only had Rosse resolved all of Sora's worries, the bright future was slowly unfolding before her eyes.
In this state, Sora almost erupted with 1000% motivation, just to complete the task Rosse had entrusted to her.
Knock! Knock! Knock!
Crisp knocking sounds broke the tranquility of Rosse's villa.
At that mont, Sora was comfortably sitting on the soft sofa, absorbed in the experint notes in her hands. Rosse was playing and laughing with Reiju beside her, their laughter filling the whole living room.
As if the three of them were the real family.
"Co in," Rosse restrained his smile and calmly called out to the outside.
With his current strength, he didn't even need to use his eyes to know that the person outside was Judge.
Creak!
The door was pushed open. Judge stood at the entrance, his face not looking particularly pleasant.
His gaze didn't linger on Sora or Reiju at all, as if the two were strangers.
Judge looked at Rosse and said in a low voice, "Your Highness, we've parsed 0.03% of Vegapunk's brain. From the extracted fragnts, it's all garbage content."
At this, Judge actually hesitated a bit.
He had always thought Vegapunk's brain was a gold mine.
But once he started digging, he realized it wasn't so simple.
Extracting mories wasn't the difficult part. The problem now was, even if the mories were output to special devices and converted into text and images, it was a ti-consuming project.
With trillions of pieces of textual information, even skimming it might take a lifeti.
"What kind of content?", Rosse showed interest.
"This... the portion I just analyzed was sothing called the history of the Goa Kingdom's developnt. The details were exhaustive, even the affair between the queen and a noble 500 years ago was recorded," Thinking of the garbage content, Judge's scalp tingled.
'Seriously, Vegapunk, you're a dignified scientist. Why store such useless content in your brain?'
What he thought was gold mining turned out to be gold panning in the ocean.
And to think there were billions more like that, it actually made Judge fear digging through Vegapunk's brain.
"Looks like Vegapunk really stored everything," Rosse chuckled lightly.
Based on what he knew of Vegapunk, the man definitely would do sothing like that.
Whether it was useful or not, his thirst for knowledge was maxed out.
Moreover, even if two books recorded the sa thing, Vegapunk would probably morize both versions.
Otherwise, it couldn't explain how he used up so much brain capacity.
Rosse even suspected that twenty years later, Vegapunk might suffer brain overload and not even the Brain-Brain Fruit could save him, possibly ending up ntally dull.
"Your Highness, what do we do now?", Judge looked grim. The only knowledge he wanted was about the lineage factor, he didn't want to see gossip from other countries.
But the mories about the lineage factor were perfectly hidden within Vegapunk's vast brain cells, he had no idea where Vegapunk stored the relevant knowledge.
If it weren't for Rosse's presence, he could've used brute force, dissecting Vegapunk's brain into countless parts, reading region by region.
Based on his understanding of the Brain-Brain Fruit and Vegapunk, all the research data should be grouped together. Once the general area was located, he could quickly extract what he wanted.
But Rosse wanted all the knowledge, and with Zephyr, a forr Marine admiral, watching over him the past few days, he didn't dare act recklessly.
"Let think," Rosse pretended to ponder, but in truth, he exchanged a glance with Sora.
Now that the Brain-Brain Fruit had been eaten by Sora, the person who understood the brain best in the world was undoubtedly her.
With the amount of information in Vegapunk's brain, a normal person couldn't finish reading it in a lifeti, he could only see if Sora had a solution.
Unless absolutely necessary, Rosse didn't want to resort to extre, violent thods.
Seeing Sora give a light nod, Rosse imdiately had an idea.
"Judge, you only want the lineage factor portion, right?", Rosse asked calmly.
Judge was stunned for a mont, then instantly understood Rosse's aning.
This was about using his technique, then summoning the World Governnt's manpower to execute the plan.
Thinking of this, Judge decisively nodded, "Exactly."
He considered himself as knowledgeable about the lineage factor as Vegapunk at most.
With him around, Rosse couldn't possibly abandon soone who had already surrendered.
Since that was the case, he might as well let the World Governnt get involved and gather large numbers of people to read Vegapunk's brain.
"Alright, then give your technique and Vegapunk's brain. When we obtain the full technology, I'll hand it over to you. In the anti, feel free to conduct your own research."
Whether Judge agreed or not wasn't that important, but even with Sora, Rosse didn't want to give up Judge, the hardworking mule, so he still had to play along on the surface.
Now that Judge agreed, there was nothing else for him to do.
Once Sora extracts the contents of Vegapunk's brain, Rosse would selectively hand over so technology to Judge.
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