Communication System Analysis
Su Luo sat Jingjing beside the Astral Remains, mechanically processing and integrating the player login information given by the World Master in the [Ten Thousand Worlds] panel, then simply laid out a strategy and sent the information and suggestions to the Survivors on the corresponding islands.
Of course, this is just a suggestion. These Survivors, who come from different worlds and have all sorts of unique personalities and abilities, are not something Su Luo can or care about, nor does she bother with them.
Therefore, Su Luo's command was more like an information service and advice supply. For those Survivors who were obviously lone wolves and ignored his previous coordination information, he only sent the most basic enemy situation summary and general suggestions.
For the few who showed a certain degree of cooperation in the early communication and even took the initiative to inquire about the battle situation, he would provide more detailed analysis of the enemy's deployment, inferences about possible tactical intentions, and even specific action suggestions.
At this moment, not far in front of Su Luo, three spheres, each about the length and width of two people, were suspended in the air. They were tightly wrapped in grayish-white bone material, with rough surfaces and a faint bloody smell.
This is a package of spoils that Barton, the [Skullcrusher] who guards Island No. 97, brought back at Su Luo's request not long ago.
After completing most of the information transmission, Su Luo reached out and gestured, causing the leftmost bone sphere to quietly shatter into powder, revealing what was inside: three player corpses wearing Yuncang standard combat uniforms.
He first focused his attention on the player's corpse, his senses penetrating every inch of the body, bones, internal organs, and even nerve endings like the finest probe.
Its anatomical structure is largely the same as that of ordinary humans, but unnatural energy crystals were found near the heart, Pillar Gods plexus, and brain, which seem to play a role in assisting energy Cycle and Deification responses.
A low-budget version of Su Luo's internal energy Cycle.
In addition, traces of several artificially synthesized metabolic catalysts remain in the blood, which can greatly enhance physical explosive power in a short period of time, but at the cost of aggravated cell damage and a large amount of Mana consumption.
These technologies demonstrate that the Yuncang Civilization has taken a pragmatic approach to the integration of biology and energy, unlike ordinary Mana or purely technological civilizations.
If I happen to meet their researchers then, I might be able to have a chat with them.
Unfortunately, Su Luo could not detect any remaining Soul Fragment or imprints of consciousness on these corpses.
Either the "player" mechanism in "Ten Thousand Worlds" completely extracts and reclaims consciousness and soul at the moment of death, or these players' soul strength was not high to begin with, and they quickly dissipated in the high-magic environment after death.
After noting the similarities and differences in the physiological structure, he moved the body aside and sealed it temporarily.
The second bone sphere contains remnants of the assault ship and various items belonging to the player.
Su Luo fiddled with it for a moment, her attention falling on the standard external Mana Pool on the player's waist. It was connected to the body's own energy Cycle through a subcutaneous interface, providing a stable and lasting supply of extra Mana. However, its energy conversion efficiency and purity were average, far inferior to Su Luo's Laboratory Mana Pool.
After adding this to her favorites, Su Luo looked at the last bone sphere.
The bone shell was completely sealed, and its surface was covered with blood and Abjuration Spell, clearly indicating that it had been specially treated.
With a thought, Su Luo conjured a fiery shield that isolated the Astral Remains area from the outside world, and then opened the sealed drum.
Inside was just a bunch of wristbands, which were the players' communicators. Barton had them completely sealed and packed to prevent tracking methods.
The bracelet is exquisitely crafted, with a highly developed industrial design aesthetic. The streamlined matte shell is made of a smart memory alloy. Su Luo tested it by Burn with a small flame while gently squeezing and impacting it.
The Burn area immediately undergoes a phase transition, efficiently conducting and dispersing heat throughout the ring, while simultaneously undergoing slight deformation to dissipate the impact.
The integration of the internal structure is astonishing; a multitude of components are packed into a core space of less than one cubic centimeter, including Mana Battery, a power battery, a multi-frequency signal converter and modulator, and a high-density data Storage chip...
With almost no wasted space, the energy lines are arranged according to a certain Optimization fractal geometry, which ensures the stability of signal transmission while minimizing mutual interference and energy dissipation.
This is a work that would make the design experts involved in the Crossing exclaim "Oh my god!" and have an instant orgasm!
"It's so beautiful. This is the level a healthy, high-tech civilization should reach—comprehensive development, not like the spendthrift who used superhuman materials to make useless drill bits during the first Continued Battle," Su Luo exclaimed.
What interests Su Luo most is its communication principle: instead of traditional electromagnetic waves, it encodes information into special elemental particles of a specific frequency, which are then transmitted through a special medium in the environment.
As if sensing something, Su Luo up and gazed at the distant, flowing starlight.
Something seemed to be flowing haphazardly through the space, yet somehow with a pattern.
Su Luo carefully sensed for a moment and then activated [Enhanced Perception].
The world shattered once again in Su Luo's eyes, revealing its indescribable energy nature: magnificent and Berserk Mana Tides, a spectrum of elements flowing like a symphony, and the dance of energy that constitutes all things...
Against this backdrop, he clearly "saw"—countless extremely subtle, regularly occurring energies of a specific pale blue color were bursting forth from every corner of the battlefield at an astonishing frequency, along with a considerable amount of electromagnetic signals mixed in.
Is this what it is?
Su Luo picked up the spinning top, lost in thought, and spread her Divine Power into a large net in the air, attempting to intercept these high-speed moving elemental particles.
After a moment, Su Luo nodded slightly, having understood the principle.
The environment of the world under the Under the Starry Sky has a great interference effect on electromagnetic waves, which is also the source of the dazzling starlight. The light is severely scattered, absorbed and interfered with, resulting in extremely poor stability.
The solution proposed by Yuncang players is quite ingenious: they first convert the information to be transmitted into encrypted digital signals, and then use the "rare element transmitter" built into the bracelet to modulate these digital signals onto specific frequencies and fluctuations.
These rare elements are basic energy particles with an extremely high Mana Affinity. Their fluctuations can propagate efficiently in high-magic media and are far less affected by the environment than electromagnetic waves.
The receiving wristband captures these rare elements, reverse-demodulates them, and reconstructs the information.
It's less about being rare and more about being unorthodox. Su Luo can concoct hundreds of unknown elements in each high-energy experiment, but these elements have too weak an ability to interact with the outside world and too low an energy conversion rate, not even comparable to Natural Elements, so they have no value for mass production.
The research team behind the Yuncang players actually made use of it.
The most scientifically sound episode.