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Albert had tried every possible optimization, yet found that he simply could not solve this problem—it was a dead loop.

To solve the flaw that caused the gargoyles to immediately turn to stone when dispelled, artificial flesh capable of resisting dispelling and purification was an essential component. However, this flesh was alive, and could not remain active at high altitudes or in freezing conditions. During high-speed flight, it might also fall off or become damaged. Therefore, it had to be wrapped and secured within a sufficiently sturdy shell...

Whether he used wood or metal, he could not prevent lightning strikes from killing the fragile artificial flesh inside. If he used petrification to cover it with a layer of stone, that would affect the gargoyle's flight capabilities. Was there any way to use no more than ten kilograms of material, during high-altitude, high-speed flight, to protect a layer of artificial flesh with the vitality of a frog from lightning without affecting agility? The secret formula for his artificial flesh, which could resist dispelling, purification, and curses, was to implant a frog's brain and nerves into a thin layer of flesh that automatically synthesized itself and evenly covered the gargoyle's shell, giving it an "independent life."

No matter what he did, he could not solve this problem.

Should I make this problem public and seek the masters' help? Back then, twenty-four-year-old Albert had agonized over it for several nights, yet ultimately chose to keep it hidden.

Because at that time... his position had been rising steadily, and he no longer needed to continue conducting experiments himself... So he immediately breathed a sigh of relief and chose to leave the problem and the responsibility entirely to the military's professional inspectors.

*If you discover it, figure out how to solve it yourselves. I've already