Liu Li's pale, slender body was immersed in a mixture of ice and water at zero degrees. He was currently in an extremely contradictory state—the rising body temperature caused by "Overload Mode" required suppression with ice water, yet as the chill seeped into his bones, his fingers, toes, and other extremities gradually began to lose sensation. His biological instincts drove his muscles to generate more heat through constant shivering.
This was probably what they meant by Ice and Fire Double Heaven.
The ice floating on the surface occasionally knocked against the inner wall of the bathtub as Liu Li's body shook, producing faint, crisp sounds.
The large group gathered around the bathtub all held their breath, not daring to make a sound for fear of disrupting Liu Li's precise calculations.
As for touching Liu Li's body, that was an absolute taboo.
Even in his semi-conscious state, Liu Li knew that he had little time left. He was almost madly squeezing every bit of processing power from both his mind and the Mainframe—there were no shortcuts for this kind of calculation. He could only use the stupidest yet most reliable method: simulate every possible movement path of all the building plots within Baikal's Remains, then repeatedly deduce the changes that might occur over the next several dozen minutes.
Baikal City covered more than 2,700 square kilometers, while Baikal's Remains was even larger than the original city. The number of movable plots numbered in the hundreds of thousands—and that did not even include those Anomaly buildings that could sink underground or rise from the ground at any moment.
Any normal person who understood even a little about Baikal's Remains would have considered it absolutely impossible to calculate an accurate route. Every road in the Anomaly city was random; no fixed route existed.