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Su Wen's hands flew across the keyboard,

Each keystroke seemed to weave an invisible network, binding him tightly to that distant data center.

Although his hacking skills were far from Caroline's polished mastery, he did not even rank within the top tens of thousands on the hackers' leaderboard of the outside world.

After all, Su Wen was a physics researcher affiliated with the institute.

Research was his main profession, while in his spare time, he was simply a lazy gaming nerd.

However, with the support of Caroline's system, none of this was quite so difficult anymore.

With the hacked system operating in his favor,

the handsome Scholar seemed to gain a pair of eyes that could see through everything, easily uncovering the secrets hidden behind the data.

As the decryption progressed, the dark green data bar spread rapidly like tender spring leaves until it reached the very end.

But at this moment,

blood was already spilling from Rickman's lips from suffocation and agonizing pain.

Su Wen had rarely seen such a foolish idealist.

But he hoped that once he entered Lorenz Riel, there would be more naive people like this and fewer bastards who required endless scheming:

"I saved both your lives!

But this is an investment.

Rickman,

I hope you can play a necessary role at certain moments in the future."

As an observer of time, Su Wen decided to plant an investment for the future whose purpose remained unseen for now.

"As for Kun Dni An, you may look forward to it."

In an instant,

he began his grand move as a player. Su Wen's fingers danced nimbly across the keyboard, as though performing a silent symphony.

In an instant,

every line of code and every fluctuation of data on the screen slowly unfolded under his control.

Along