"What is this thing!? Boss, install one for me too!"
"This thing is called an Infinite Machine. I only made two."
"Then we'll each take one!"
"Dream on!"
Gao Gong ignored him and instead sensed the strange fluctuations in his palm. After a long while, the fluctuations slowly faded.
Yet Gao Gong could "see" countless machines charging, replacing parts, and upgrading their AI inside two invisible, transparent factories.
With a single thought, he could activate every function of the spatial factories.
Then his vision blurred, and the "spatial factories" disappeared again.
"What a strange feeling. It's like blowing a bubble of gum and then swallowing it, like swallowing a breath."
A true spatial device was a "spatial device." It was not hardware, nor was it, as outsiders understood it, a "box" containing hundreds or thousands of square meters of physical space.
The spatial device itself was a "space." Aside from its creator and implant host, almost no one could see it. That was an advantage.
And if it was a "plug-in type" spatial device, it had another benefit: it could be attached to any human body system.
For example, an "energy cannon" could only be implanted into a mechanical skeleton, in other words, the locomotor system. You couldn't install it in the "reproductive system." Even if you cut away the vital parts and mounted the cannon beneath your crotch, it would still count as a "locomotor system modification," not a "reproductive system modification."
But spatial plug-ins were general-purpose plug-ins. They could be attached to any human body system, increasing the system modification rate.
They could even be attached not only to mechanical systems, but biological systems as well.
Moreover, the system modification rate they added was quite high. One "Infinite Machine" added twenty points of modification.
So for Gao Gong,