When Gao Gong first saw the requirements for this ultimate move, he was nearly scared witless.
100,000 points of consciousness? He might as well go rob someone!
Or, putting it another way, was that even a figure a normal person could reach? Some pan-dimensional consciousness entities and rule-based lifeforms were only around that level.
Only after reading the skill's detailed description did Gao Gong breathe a sigh of relief. As it turned out, the requirement of 100,000 points did not refer to Gao Gong alone. It meant that all the members participating in the "transformation" had to reach a combined total of 100,000 points.
For example, a Fireseed Mechanical's consciousness was around 1,000 points. Ten of them would make 10,000 points, while a hundred would make 100,000.
A hundred third-tier Fireseed Mechanical lifeforms would be enough to meet the requirements for a planetary-level transformation.
However, Gao Gong had fewer than ten Fireseed Mechanicals on hand. They were all elites, with around 2,000 to 3,000 points of consciousness each, giving them a combined total of 30,000.
Once the planetary mainframe was completed, a single planetary mainframe would have roughly 50,000 points of consciousness.
In other words, Gao Gong himself would have to shoulder at most 20,000 points.
Although that was still an outrageous figure, it finally gave Gao Gong hope of completing it.
Actually, there was an even simpler method: have a large number of low-level AIs participate in the transformation. Although those AIs had only dozens or hundreds of points of consciousness, the consciousness gathered by merging thousands upon thousands of AIs would still be tremendously powerful.
However, this was not a very good method.
That was because the weakness of a mechanical transformation at this level was being hacked. The more individual consciousnesses participated, the greater the chance of