For the days after receiving the invitation, Benjamin stayed in the laboratory organizing materials for his speech.
The Self-Stabilizing Field Regulation Protocol was, after all, a technology he had publicly submitted over three thousand years ago.
For him now, it already counted as an early work.
Although all the original data had been fully preserved in the archives, turning scattered experimental records from thousands of years ago into a speech fit for an academic conference between two major powers was still no easy task.
Inside the laboratory, screens of light floated in midair while countless streams of data cascaded down like waterfalls.
Benjamin stood at the center, continuously retrieving long-sealed experimental archives.
The initial design concepts, the derivation process of the rune arrays, cross-plane Stability test reports, and the many application results that had later branched from them were gradually sorted and categorized anew.
When he saw some of the data again, even he could not help pausing to ponder it for a moment.
More than three thousand years of research experience had given him many new insights when he looked back at his designs from that time.
"At the very least, I need to come up with some advanced technology. The original version of the Self-Stabilizing Field Regulation Protocol alone won't be enough to hold the stage..." Benjamin sighed helplessly.
Fortunately, this had originally been an energy-isolation stabilization technology he had extracted from the Inner Circulation Method. With his current attainments, optimizing it further was not difficult—he simply needed to spend more time on it.
Just as he was immersed in organizing the materials, the laboratory doors slowly slid open, and a faint fragrance drifted in first.
"I heard you received an invitation to the academic exchange conference held by the Void Architecture Institute and the Anti-Entropy Alliance?"
Viola