High Engineer knew that carrying bricks at a construction site was grueling.
But no matter how you looked at it, carrying bricks shouldn't have turned someone into the "White-Haired Witch."
Or had this immortality project gone unfinished, leaving the cosmic nobility unable to pay its debts and forcing them to package the project up as collateral for the construction foreman?
Although it was only an image, High Engineer was an old hand. At a glance, he could tell that the "Du Zhaodi" opposite him radiated a grand mechanical will no weaker than the "Mecha Frenzy."
Mechanical will was different from a biological magnetic field.
A biological magnetic field was a biological concept. The stronger the organism, the stronger its magnetic field.
Mechanical will, however, was neither a biological concept nor a psychological one.
It was a "mechanical parameter."
More precisely, when your mechanical manufacturing capabilities became strong enough to create an entire world—such as when a certain "level-two civilization" underwent complete mechanization—the changes in this "parameter" would naturally evolve into a kind of "grand mechanical will."
The same applied to creating a world, and to destroying one.
After mastering the Mecha Frenzy, High Engineer could vaguely sense this.
And comprehending the "grand mechanical will" was a prerequisite for forging a world-creating machine.
"Director Du, couldn't she have been possessed?"
High Engineer muttered to himself.
Thinking back on the string of bizarre events before this—for instance, how these people's levels had inexplicably risen—
If they had been possessed, everything would make sense.
But then again—it didn't quite look like that.
After all, High Engineer carefully examined the "White-Haired Witch."
That distinctive hardcore-grinder aura practically hit him in the face.
Could cosmic nobility really grind that hard?
High Engineer decided to find those Venusians and get a better understanding of the situation.