Chapter 1823: Rectification
At this thought, High Engineer's main body activated the three Mechanical Revolution powers without the slightest hesitation.
Host Revolution!
Mechanical Intelligence Crisis!
Mechanical Prison!
The power of Host Revolution spread soundlessly first. Without air, there was no sound, but a more fundamental and ubiquitous "medium" was disturbed—the vacuum's quantum fluctuations and background radiation.
Deep blue light patterns emerged across High Engineer's body. They were not light, but projections of higher-dimensional information into the three-dimensional world. Centered on him, they formed an absolute data domain that frantically hijacked, rewrote, and defined every electromagnetic wave, gravitational wave, and quantum communication signal within the surrounding astronomical units.
Mechanical Intelligence Crisis followed. In the weightless environment, dozens of silver tentacles resembling non-Newtonian fluid silently "grew" from High Engineer's back and limb joints. They were "force-field tentacles" precisely woven from powerful magnetic fields and high-energy particle beams.
The tentacles extended at the speed of light and vanished instantly, but soon, more and more AI signals began flooding in.
Finally, Mechanical Prison unfolded its most suffocating scene in the vacuum.
Centered on High Engineer, space itself began to groan. The universe's "skeleton"—gravity and spacetime curvature—was briefly and locally "mechanized." A huge, invisible hollow sphere formed abruptly, composed of distorted gravitational fields that every sensor could detect with terrifying clarity. Its "fences" were locked flows of spacetime, while its "prison" consisted of infinite-fall traps generated by localized points of mass.
Beneath High Engineer's main body's feet, a black hole seemed to appear in an instant.
Of the three powers, Mechanical Intelligence Crisis had been revolutionized first and was the most completely controlled. Host Revolution had also always remained within his grasp. But in truth, the one he had developed most deeply was not either of those, but the latecomer, Mechanical Prison.
This was not