Real-time Monitoring System

After deciding to seek cooperation with the Mage Association, Su Hao began considering how to establish a worldwide Disaster "Real-time Monitoring System."

His idea was to design a "Disaster Locator," then deploy the devices in every corner of the world to form a vast network dedicated to gathering disaster data.

The concept for the "Disaster Locator" had come from the Mage Association's "Disaster Balancer."

Previously, after capturing the Feiyuan Squad, Su Hao had spoken with Feiyuan and learned that, through the reactions of the "Disaster Balancers" installed in Mage Association branches everywhere, Feiyuan had calculated the locations where large numbers of Source Artifacts gathered and locked onto the Base Small World's location.

This caught Su Hao's attention. He had even made a special trip to investigate it, secretly dismantling the Disaster Balancers in several cities without anyone knowing. After analyzing their structure and operating principles, he put them back together.

At the same time, he learned how the Disaster Balancer worked: when a disaster first occurred, it released a special kind of fluctuation in all directions. This fluctuation caused the Source-attracting Stones within a certain range to react, drawing them toward the disaster.

Source-attracting Stone was a substance unique to this world. It could only be found at sites where Natural Disasters or Anomaly Disasters occurred, a byproduct born alongside disasters.

Using Marble Space to magnify and observe this unique substance, Su Hao found that its structure resembled that of Silicon Crystal. However, it was regularly missing a great deal of mass, resulting in an exceptionally peculiar surrounding structure. This was perhaps one reason it reacted to "disaster fluctuations."

Su Hao also guessed that the birth of this Source-attracting Stone was related to particles being instantaneously heated to their limits.

After deciphering the properties of Source-attracting Stone, Su Hao redesigned