"It was all my fault." Jiang Long blamed himself deeply.
It was easy to imagine that it was most likely because, when he came into contact with Lin Guang's head, he had thought about all that knowledge, causing it to be "devoured."
"You can't be blamed for this. Who could have known?" Master Gou said as he looked toward the researchers.
A doctoral researcher said bitterly, "It was our mistake. We didn't test whether this head could absorb knowledge as well."
"In fact, we did test it. We held the head and, as when dealing with the White Cloth, imagined some knowledge to see what reaction it would produce."
"Moreover, we were very cautious and only used small amounts of data-based knowledge for testing."
"Perhaps it was precisely because we didn't use as much important knowledge as Jiang Long that we failed to trigger it."
The head's method of devouring knowledge was different from that of the White Cloth Ghostly Shadow.
The ghostly shadow accepted anything that came its way. Even small amounts of knowledge would produce some response.
But the head was different. It seemed to accept knowledge only after it reached a certain amount. Otherwise, it showed not the slightest reaction.
It was precisely this difference that had prevented them from discovering that the head could also devour knowledge.
Either it didn't devour anything, or, once it did, it directly affected the entire universe at its very roots. It was practically impossible to guard against.
"You can't be blamed either. There may have been some behavioral condition involved as well, such as Jiang Long wanting to bring Lin Guang back to life," Master Gou said.
Everyone sighed. This was understandable too. Jiang Long had wanted to revive one of his own people. There was nothing wrong with that