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Class advancement for a primary job is generally related to faction.
A Tier 1 faction can be converted to a Tier 1 class, and a Tier 2 technology can be converted to a Tier 2 class.
For example, if you are a security guard in a large company, at level 10 you can change your job to "Cyborg Security Guard" and become a formal security guard with an employment contract. At level 20 you become "Mechanical Special Agent" with 50% of your body parts cybernetically transformed. At level 30 you become "Purebred Mechanical Guardian" and achieve 100% cybernetic transformation, while also entering the second stage.
The same applies to the high-level engineers' own faction: level 10 regular hunters, level 20 wild hunters, and level 30 blood hunters.
As a second-tier faction member, even if you break through level 30, you won't be without equipment, such as higher-level cybernetic bodies and higher-level biochips, allowing you to upgrade your profession to a higher level.
For example, the job that Daisy becomes after carbon-based fusion is called Carbon-based Spider Catcher, a new type of combat job that combines burst damage and stealth.
This is the benefit of joining a faction.
But senior engineers are a little different. (Swear)
As a handsome guy who takes the fusion route, the profession he chooses must take into account both carbon-based technology and mechanical technology. There is no precedent for this profession in his own faction. Moreover, as the supreme boss of a second-tier faction, there is no one more powerful than him in this faction, so it is impossible to rely on others.
The good thing is that he doesn't fight alone. As the big boss of a faction, he can mobilize the resources of the entire faction.
Therefore, while he was still in the Divine Land, with his command from afar, the technological power of the entire camp was activated, from the Iron Sand Desert to Fuqing Island, from the Bionic Research Institute to Dugo Technologies.
The integration and transformation of biotechnology and advanced machinery has long been in the experimental stage. It is just waiting for him, the Dragon King, to return to his throne and give the order so that he can squat in the doghouse—no, he's going to go completely mutated, achieving a complete change in both biological and mechanical forms.
Commonly known as double perversion.
"What are you laughing at?"
He gave the NPC in front of him a mysterious smile, while Didi looked on warily. (Swear)
The longer she spent with this guy, the more she felt that he was a bit of a pervert, and not just any pervert, but a seasoned, old pervert.
"Ahem, it's nothing. Are you ready?" The senior engineer subconsciously wiped his drool and asked in a serious tone.
"How else can you prepare it as bait?" Dida said nonchalantly.
If an NPC is used as bait to lure a high-risk energy entity, it will most likely provoke a huge reaction.
But as a player, it doesn't matter. It's just one life. You'll be back in three days.
"Hehe, it's probably not as simple as you think."
Elisa walked in from outside. Compared to three days ago, she seemed to have gained weight; her triple chin had become a quadruple chin. Behind her, the large, muscular man, disguised as a black man, was carrying a thick bag of feed.
"We searched the internet for three whole days, with all the searches and associations turned on, but we still only caught a few small pieces of evidence. This shows that 'Number Five' is becoming increasingly self-aware and is evading our tracking."
"What's more troublesome is that our operation has inevitably been discovered by others. Several old friends are also interested in our target, and we must succeed before they do."
Old friend, Big Data Conceptual Entity?
"Who is it?"
"Pipes and Giants".
The senior engineer frowned. He knew about the pipes; they were the hardware of cyberspace, the embodiment of cables and base stations. If it hadn't been for his interference last time, this version of Elisa would most likely have been 'updated'. The sheer power of that update—capable of even lowering the level of the Data Ocean—was still fresh in his memory. As for the other one—
"A giant, a cybernetic giant?" (Swearing)
Elisa rubbed her chin and sighed, "It's that warmonger."
The Cyber Giant, one of the "Hardware Spirits" in the Big Data Conceptual Entity, is a monster formed by the aggregation of all the "cyber parts" on this planet. Whether it is the most common prosthetic leg or prosthetic arm, or various weapon parts or human body parts, they are all part of the "Cyber Giant".
Putting aside everything else, the fact that it can control the root privileges of most "cyborg devices" is already terrifying. Even in reality, if the other party wants to, they can control most of the modified individuals anytime, anywhere.
In Gao Gong's memory, this monster usually operated in the "colonies," helping the governor suppress rioters, carry out massacres, or, when the mood struck, stir up one or two corporate wars.
Among the rebels, this man's reputation was even worse than that of the mother city.
"Why is he here?" the engineer said with a headache. In cyberspace, he wasn't sure that his prosthetic body wouldn't be controlled by the other party under his authority.
"Anyway, we need to lure those two old geezers away first before we can move on," Elisa changed the subject.
The senior engineer looked at Dida thoughtfully. Dida was secretly listening intently, as she thought this was very important game plot information—it might even be related to the main storyline.
"So, you want to muddy the waters?"
Elisa patted the feed bag on her back and said confidently, "Of course, in this respect, no old man can compare to me."
That's for sure. As a 'search engine,' its most powerful ability is definitely not fighting, but fake news, fake links, and fake websites. Except for Google, everything can be fake. Senior Engineer saw far too many of these in his previous life.
As long as we act quickly, who knows, after we capture the "Collapse Entity No. 5," those two "Hardware Spirits" might still be wandering around some fake battlefield in cyberspace.
"I can also lend a hand in this regard."
"You? What can you do to help?" Elisa asked curiously.
"The battlefield can be fake, but the bait can be real," the senior engineer said meaningfully, glancing at Dida. Before she could react, she felt a sudden tightness and loosening behind her. When she turned around, she was stunned by what she saw.
The other "tick-tock" stared at her in disbelief.
"Who are you?"
Two identical voices rang out at the same time.
"Is she a clone you created?" Both ticks looked at the senior engineer at the same time.
The senior engineer shrugged. Before the two ticks could even begin their "True and False Monkey King" storyline, there was another "rip," and two more ticks were copied from the two ticks, enough to make a mahjong table.
"Stop glaring at me. You're all real. A copied file is still a file, and a copied version of you is also the real you." (Scolding)
Virtual Life Replication Ritual (Tier 2 - Mastery): By copying and pasting source code, a life form is 100% recreated in cyberspace. Duration: 6 hours, Maximum: 4.
Note: In replication mode, all life forms are real. When the original dies, the copy still exists and possesses all the original's thought processes and logic.
Unfortunately, this skill can only be "Master". If it were upgraded to "Master", the senior engineer would be confident in replicating a complete "Tick-Tock" without any time limit.
In reality, this seems unbelievable, but in the virtual world, anything is possible.
Similarly, the high-level engineer has seen far too many instances of virtual civilizations employing brute force tactics.
"A very interesting tactic. Even I can't tell if it's real or fake, or if, as you say, they're all genuine?"
Elisa examined the four ticks with great interest. She also used the method of 'data simulation,' but this simulation was completely indistinguishable from the originals; she had never seen anything like it before.
The four ticks looked at each other, shocked and silent at the same time, because they themselves couldn't tell whether they were the real body or a temporarily created clone.
"Alright, I'm going to get to work now!"
Elisa rolled up her sleeves, and the next moment, the ground disappeared, replaced by a vast array of interlocking bronze chains that swayed and rattled.
The reality was fully revealed: these chains covered the sky, the earth, and all of physical space.
At their ends, some are database servers, some are in-vehicle intelligent software, some lead to the Desolate Tower, and some extend to the other side of freedom, radiating to the data hub of this planet.
But more often, at the end of each chain are living, breathing people—connected to the internet, equipped with smart software, implanted with prosthetics, or with modified brains—continent after continent, colonies, mechanical cities, military camps, stretching endlessly.
The internet covers everything, and its connections link all of humanity on this planet.
Such extensive permissions are the true foundation of the Big Data Conceptual Entity.
The next moment, Elisa did something quite simple and brutal: she grabbed the feed bag and fell down.
The spilled chicken feed is a kind of communication signal, image, thought, video, emotion, and character that migrates through these connections.
These constitute the "feeding" of the entire society.
According to Elisa, this is "human-shaped chicken feed" from large-scale broiler farms.
Feeding data can involve personal biases or even distorted information.
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