Su Hao came up with an idea and immediately entered Marble Space, where he began using Little Light to simulate the structure.
He first copied and projected ten "Burst" runes, observing their structures. If the idea worked, he would then expand the scale to a hundred, or even a thousand.
"The condition for runes to burst simultaneously is for them to be completed at the same time. Every rune has a starting point and an endpoint. How much time the drawing process takes doesn't really matter; what matters is the instant the drawing is completed. So..."
Su Hao's idea was very simple. If the endpoints of ten runes converged together while remaining separate and independent, then as long as he used Blood Qi to fill in the final endpoints, all the runes could be completed and activated simultaneously.
"Then... a spherical structure!"
Su Hao projected a transparent spherical model, then imprinted "Burst" runes across its surface, wrapping the entire sphere. He severed the starting and ending points of the runes, then, after a moment's thought, gathered the disconnected starts and ends at the sphere's core, leaving them suspended without touching.
This way, once Blood Qi had filled the patterns, all the runes would remain in a standby state. With a light touch of Blood Qi, he could activate every Burst rune at once.
There was still one problem: the input end was also located at the sphere's core! He couldn't exactly reach his hand into the center of the sphere to activate it!
So Su Hao opened a circular groove at the top of the sphere that led directly to its core. He then guided all the starting-point patterns out to the surface, forming densely packed little dots like a honeycomb, which served as the Blood Qi input terminals. The