Chapter 1318: NO．222: Give up deduction and directly seek verification

NO．222: Give up deduction and directly seek verification

"Yo, you two, is the Ace Miss here?"

"How come you're back again!"

"Don't rush to object; I have a piece of news that's both good and bad to share."

"Oh? What do you mean by 'both good and bad'?"

"Simply put, there's a big case that needs you all, and at the same time, it definitely won't bore you like before..."

"Sounds really terrible, but I'd rather ask if you're okay."

"What?"

"You're laughing, but I don't think I can steadily snatch someone else's monster this time!"

"... there's no need to lump all my motives into monster-snatching."

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By using the power of eye Q to attach a curse to information, with internet-streamed recordings as the carrier, we achieve a dissemination efficiency comparable to meme pollution, realizing an endless cycle of 'mutual gaze'.

Just like sound, exactly like action.

In the field of source energy, expression is important.

It is the foundation of ritual, and also the core of establishing many magical systems.

So-called chants, hand gestures, dances, and so on are each given different meanings within their respective systems, becoming part of the ritual.

When constructed in a set order into a complete ritual, one can make contact with transcendent beings, complete communication, borrow power, and exert great force.

People call them different professions according to whether they communicate with gods, spirits, qi, etc., but the essence of these professions is completely the same.

They are consistent, just like the basic code at the technology level.

Input command, confirm parameters, obtain feedback, or if the process fails, jump to the next item.

Some say this is the world's most fundamental law, whether source energy or technology, both follow this direction.

But others say this is merely human wishful thinking; rather than saying technology and source energy share the same underlying logic, it's more like beings who are discoverers and creators are constrained by their respective civilizations, unable to escape that subconscious framework.

The former is a stereotype in many people's minds, while the latter, due to the inclusion of various otherworldly source energy systems, has become orthodox step by step, showing the vastness of 'there is always a heaven beyond heaven'.

Undoubtedly, Aomo Lindun, who is enthusiastic about otherworldly culture, is also a proponent of the latter theory.

But this does not prevent him from studying the traditional source energy system from elementary school through high school.

However, after so many years of development, traditional source energy has already entered an era of simplification.

Just as the minor everyday spells he learned are the product of multiple major version optimizations, many magical effects that once required lengthy rituals to achieve now emphasize being as short as possible for convenience.

Only convenience and simplicity can stand out in professional combat, gain as much vitality as possible, achieve the greatest development, and finally earn the right to be included in elementary school teaching materials!

Having a photographic memory is a virtue of crystal core holders.

Even though Aomo finally plans to replace and upgrade his crystal core at the end of the month, the current crystal core can easily look up childhood knowledge points, providing a suitable track for the eye Q's occult power, which differs from most monster cards.

And its result is the vivid scene that Aomo has opened again right now.

Undoubtedly the monster graveyard, yet directly in visual effect it presents scene after scene of unusual causes of death.

Cut marks, tear marks, high-temperature burns, petrified edges, varying degrees of missing flesh— for a monster enthusiast and mercenary good at observation, this densely packed monster graveyard that seems endless is full of obvious information everywhere.

It's practically like a cross-section diagram in a biology textbook, filled with slashes and brief explanations after them.

Clear at a glance, directly pointing to a self-service meal.

One to four starving diners, their identities are actually something Sai Luo could lock onto within five seconds.

Should we say it's not surprising that this is a clue given by the Bai Te aliens?

This bunch, gradually forgetting their roots, with antennae getting shorter and shorter, really always like Jie Dun more than the Jie Dun aliens do.

Using the power of eye Q to achieve mutual gaze, one can instantly identify their Bai Te alien and Pei Gai Sa alien identities, then, based on their IP address, lock onto five private network nodes, select three for Sai Luo to attack, and then choose among those three the server room with the most abnormal data volume for a 'follow‑up visit'.

The final harvest is exactly such a scene.

Indeed, this is merely a set of data records.

It is a set of documents in a format similar to Chao Meng's deep immersive record, aiming to let each visitor feel on‑site the information as if they were there.

To Aomo, this is not very unfamiliar.

Higher‑spec laboratories will conduct such exhaustive scene‑reproduction records of important experiments.

Only the equipment of Ailisuzhi, which highlights her rich‑lady nature, once had Aomo assist in operating her recording device capable of capturing the entire activity room.

The capture of all light/vision, the simulation of local texture/touch, the capture of scent molecules/smell— even if limited by human rights and confidentiality laws— can still fully reveal the true details, enough to shake Xiang Yu Tuo Hai's state of mind at that time.

Frankly, if he didn't immediately cover his nose and retreat, Aomo would consider him a tough guy worthy of raising a platinum mucus beast.

In fact, Lu Zha Si's recording probably also had no need to comply with the human rights law.

After all, there was nobody.

When Suzi processes the experimental records, she has to delete many files about Chazuo, Bo Pang, and Aizhi— the other regulars of the activity room— whereas this monster graveyard has no such trouble.

The Federation indeed has some laws protecting the rights of giant beast corpses, but those laws do not cover these monsters.

But even if such laws existed, Lu Zha Si probably wouldn't care, Aomo thought.

Look at those miserable monster corpses, obviously livestock meant for slaughter, thrown in to serve as food; even dead, they aren't properly disposed of, the nose constantly filled with evidence of decomposers working at full strength…… wrong…… wrong……

Leaving aside a few hours ago, when he showed Sai Luo and Lipiya that incident in photo form— having returned from Te Lei Sen, and more recently having returned from the Ka Zi Dai Er Military Committee— Aomo finally had the time and leisure to step into this deep‑simulation scene a second time, only then realizing the oversight in his considerations.

It shouldn't have been left untreated!

The Holy Terra Federation has a set of monster‑material processing chains that, although the market is very niche, are nevertheless very complete in procedure.

What does a very complete procedure mean? It means it's very convenient.

So convenient that you don't even need to decompose or process it yourself— someone will eagerly buy these things, and even if they just collect money to assist with handling, it's still a big business.

As for the Lu Zha Si organization, whether it's the Q&A results from Gui She or the report documents from Huo Er Hai Ya, they all point to a tight budget.

Just for secrecy, to avoid drawing attention, they gave up such a large sum of convertible wealth— this might be stupidity so great that even the two syllables 'sha bi' can't describe it.

Is that possible? Or is there another reason we have to discard these?

Regardless, he immediately stepped away from the scene, one hand removing the depth‑immersion device on his head, shaking the tangled hair that obscured his view, and with the other hand pulling up the light screen to open the contacts list.

First is Bixiketuxe·Shihuaiya.

Second is Feilisi of the Light Nation Office.

Finally...

He thought for a moment, then selected the name that had been stored but was rarely activated.

Abulu.

The pronunciation is the race; Clara's superior is a very rare commercial-type Abo of the Holy Terra Federation.

He is also among the top ten in today's monster material market, a giant crocodile.

—Although this giant crocodile title was won through physical commercial competition.