Sea City.
This unremarkable residential building was a disguise. Several floors within had been opened up, while a nearly thirty-meter-tall signal transmission tower rose from the roof.
It housed a private astronomical electronic telescope and also served as a private satellite signal reception base.
Top floor.
Within the vast space, steel frameworks supported dozens of computers, like a flickering wall.
Standing on the floor at the center of the computers was a bald man with his eyes closed. All twelve brain-computer interfaces on his head had been connected.
Young Master Luol.
By now, he had upgraded his gear. The computers connected to him were no longer those outdated Pentium processors, but the most advanced computer components in the world.
He needed no keyboard, mouse, or any external devices.
With only the brain-computer interfaces, he could control all these world-class data-processing devices at once.
"The world is changing quietly."
"It's terrifying."
"And yet I can't do anything."
"Their network defense mechanisms are practically impregnable!"
Luol opened his eyes, his gaze cold and stern as he clenched his teeth.
His gaze lowered slightly.
On the metal table directly before him sat all kinds of Gemini smart products: Sky Screen Watches, virtual imaging computers, and seven or eight small appliances.
Every one of those devices had been dismantled into scattered pieces.
The personal computer among them was what horrified him most. Within such a small body was processing power that nearly reached twenty percent of the efficiency of any single computer behind him.
It might have been only twenty percent, but each independent device behind him cost at least a million euros!
Luol desperately wanted to connect to one of those devices himself.
But he did not dare. He feared that everything about him would be exposed in an instant!
Luol slowly took