The more of this thing died, the more it remodeled its immune system, keeping the number of deaths to around one-fifth. After that, it became very difficult to make any further progress.
Han Shanshan examined the eyeball in her hand that was immune to the death virus and said, "Interesting. This Divine Eye is actually fighting me. The death virus I remodeled was deciphered by it through layer upon layer of testing."
"Is this normal?" I asked, looking puzzled.
"Of course not. Only intelligent life-forms can fight me. My death virus mutates too, you know? But now they coexist." Han Shanshan sounded speechless.
"What about the second and third types..." I suggested trying them.
"No. Since its terminal dares to challenge me, it must have a way to deal with them too. Just watch. Maybe if we release those two types, they'll be exterminated even faster. This Divine Eye is basically a second me—and it's at the Primordial God level, so it has a wealth of experience." Han Shanshan sounded smug.
"Then what should we do? You're the smartest one here." I gave a bitter smile.
"Since we can't use the attrition method, let's switch to a mode of infinite evolution." Han Shanshan smiled.
"Infinite evolution? What do you mean?"
"The way a virus is identified is by the negative effects it produces in you. But if it produces a positive effect—if you feel it's beneficial—you'll actively learn from it. That positive effect may be a good thing at first, but once it evolves without limits, it may not remain beneficial. It could produce negative side effects." As soon as Han Shanshan finished speaking, she began remodeling it.
This wasn't something Shining Moon and I could participate in, so we waited for several days. Only when Han Shanshan released another