With two powerful data processors working together, and the data in Isaac's hands already preprocessed by Meixiukante, he actually worked a little faster than Moens's entire team.
But—
Fast though he was, Isaac's tightly knitted brows never relaxed. Although this experiment had produced three Star Gods and two planets, along with a large quantity of Star God's Power collected through Star Wizard methods, he unfortunately found none of the key factors behind a planet's transformation into a Star God.
He discovered nothing on either the [conceptual] level or the level of material composition.
Isaac set down his glasses and the divinity fragment, tapping his fingers lightly against the desk. Now he could only hope Moens's team had good news.
If they had come up empty too—
Then things would look grim indeed!
The Star-Creation Experiment was enormously expensive. Even an organization as wealthy as the Truth Association could not keep spending like this. By Isaac's estimate, they would run out of funding after three or four more attempts at most, and that amount of data would undoubtedly be insufficient.
Ideally, they needed to change their data analysis methods, extract as much as possible from the existing data, and put their funding where it mattered most.
Of course, that was the troublesome approach Arcane Masters and ordinary wizards had to take. Isaac had a simpler option—
Just capture a wild Star God!
Whether through dissection or interrogation, he would get the answers he wanted.
Except—
Neither he nor Moens had the strength to face a Star God head-on, let alone capture one.
The Truth Association did have that capability. But in the current climate, if it openly captured a Star God without any justification—even an Evil God—to experiment on—
Wouldn't the gods, already so sensitive, explode?
Actually, simply hunting down a