"What kind of weapon is that?"
Outside, the Dragon Race experts were somewhat stunned. Chu Fei's performance was something they had never seen before.
Forget the Dragon Race—even the people from Ascending Dragon Hall were stunned. Chu Fei was truly one of a kind.
But clearly, Ascending Dragon Hall's higher-ups had no intention of explaining anything.
Nano Liquid Metal Technology could be considered an archaeological relic of a technology. After Ascending Dragon Hall entered the Inner World, they had stopped researching it. However, as one of Ascending Dragon Hall's upper ranks, Jiang Hong clearly knew about Nano Liquid Metal Technology.
The concept behind Nanofluid Metal was excellent, but two major flaws had become insurmountable obstacles to Nano Liquid Metal Technology, and neither had been resolved to this day.
The first was the issue of materials. No matter how good Nanofluid Metal was, it was still built upon atoms. In truth, Nanofluid Metal Technology was comparable to high-strength molecules. That level of strength was adequate against ordinary substances, but it was somewhat insufficient even against special steel, much less for combat in the Inner World.
Because of this inherent weakness of Nanofluid Metal, combined with its exorbitant cost, it had not been viewed favorably from the very beginning. Before long, it had vanished into the tide of history.
The second issue was its control program. Driving Nanofluid Metal was no easy matter; the complexity of its control program was beyond imagination.
Every Nanofluid Metal particle had six degrees of freedom—the basic Cartesian coordinate system. Better Nanofluid Metal particles could have ten, or even more degrees of freedom. This meant that even two Nanofluid Metal particles had at least six possible ways to combine; then what about a hundred thousand, a million, or a hundred million Nanoparticles? How many possible combinations were