The Dominator Wouldn't Even Give Him a Chance to Rise

For Cannon, this knowledge was equally irreplaceable. After all, Zenith Civilization's technological tree had developed in reliance on extraordinary energy, naturally creating a dependence on it in the process.

Cannon's accumulated research experience told him that, when it came to bridging the differences between the rules of two universes, the key on the Interstellar Universe side was psionic energy.

Through the one-centimeter wormhole, Cannon received five storage devices. Their contents were all identical; the five copies were deliberately deployed as redundancy to prevent errors.

After inspecting them, Cannon found that two of the storage devices had indeed been completely destroyed, while the remaining three had suffered varying degrees of damage, each losing part of its information.

Fortunately, the first two usable storage devices he opened complemented each other, filling in their missing portions and assembling a complete set of data.

After giving it a rough review, Cannon could not help sighing. "My god! Is this really technology that one person can handle?"

"More than a hundred billion nodes have to be recalculated, then handed over to a computational core for unified control... Oh man, unified control isn't mainstream here in the Interstellar Universe. Distributed deployment to improve damage resistance is..."

"And I still have to investigate the rule differences between the two universes and try to find a solution..."

"Just kill me..."

No matter how much he complained, Cannon did not hesitate in his actions. He forcibly memorized all the data.

After repeatedly confirming that he had memorized the information correctly, Cannon destroyed the storage devices and erased every trace.

These raw data contained rules from the Shinobi World universe. If they spread without undergoing adaptive changes, they could expose problems with Cannon's identity.

And the problem might become even more serious. In a universe whose technological level was still