Super-Dimensional Wizard
Chapter 4003

Simplification

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Because he already had a first draft and blueprint, the refinement itself was simple.

Of course, the main reason was that Angel had never intended to refine it in a complicated direction.

When refining an alchemical creation, if one did not possess absolute confidence, the more complex and cumbersome the initial construction, the harder it would be to streamline later. Conversely, if one began by building only a simple framework, like erecting a skeleton, then filled it with flesh and enriched the details as needed afterward, it would instead be easier to sculpt a finished product approaching perfection.

The refinement process had only four steps.

The first step was to refine the Consciousness-Stream Gold into a server capable of holding enchantments.

This was the easiest step. The server's structure was also simple; as long as it could coordinate alchemical effects and serve as a central platform, it was complete.

The second step was to refine the Heart-Web Thread into a signal amplifier and signal receiver.

The difficulty of this step lay in the "signal receiver."

A signal amplifier amplified stray "consciousness signals," and consciousness signals themselves objectively existed. For example, if you fantasized about a wonderful stripping girl, the consciousness signal produced by that fantasy had already entered the stream of consciousness.

Although the signals within the stream of consciousness were incomparably chaotic, the signal from your fantasy existed amid that chaos. That was an objective fact.

Thus, whether it was amplified or not, it existed. A signal amplifier merely enlarged the signals in the stream of consciousness, making them easier to "distinguish" and "capture."

Therefore, refining a signal amplifier was comparatively simple.

And "distinguishing" and "capturing" were the functions of a signal receiver.

To distinguish the corresponding signal within the stream of consciousness and capture it was extraordinarily, extraordinarily

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