What a waste!
What she wanted was to create an Aeon of The Erudition other than Honorable Sage—an Aeon of Genius, perhaps, or even an Aeon of Herta.
"Then what could serve as this thing's head?" Though Qianyi was not interested, seeing how passionately Herta was explaining it, he took the initiative to play along.
"There aren't many things qualified for it. In our calculations, Honorable Sage undoubtedly counts as one. As for the second..." Herta paused, then raised a finger. "Honorable Sage's creator, the first member of the Genius Club—Zandar I. Kuwahara."
"People should be practical. Rather than going through all that trouble to find those two, I have a better candidate here." Qianyi walked over to the supercomputer and drew Ksitigarbha from his waist.
"A better candidate?" Herta was puzzled.
"As long as a program can run, isn't a virus still running too?" As he spoke, Qianyi drove Ksitigarbha straight into Omegamessiah.
A normal program was software that performed specific tasks and could gain stronger execution capabilities through iterative updates.
A computer virus, on the other hand, was a malicious program—a set of computer instructions or program code capable of self-replication, designed to damage computer functions and data.
Both could improve themselves through upgrades and iteration.
The difference was that the former required enormous amounts of time and manpower to upgrade, while the latter only needed...
With Ksitigarbha, this "head," entering the system, Omegamessiah, which had previously remained completely inert and required someone to input specific commands before it would act, swiftly activated. Black-and-red viral data raced through it, rapidly iterating and upgrading itself.
"Holy shit! This actually works?!!"
Herta was utterly dumbfounded.
Volume One
Kakame: Wait, Herta, Your Escort Is an Aeon?!
Chapter 369
Herta was completely stunned.
According to her deduction, to make Omegamessiah move, it