Killing a Disciple to Attain the Dao

What Lan Mu called fusion was something he had discovered through repeated experiments while observing collisions between different information points.

At the information level, one item collided and fused with another.

Within the divine light, it showed as a point with more complex information.

Placed into reality, that point revealed two items piled together, their material structures destroyed and interwoven into a strange whole.

For instance, an ordinary magical artifact completely embedded in a particle-metal spaceship.

That artifact was far too ordinary. Given the disparity in materials, it should theoretically have been absolutely incapable of penetrating particle metal. It should not even have been able to break its defenses.

Yet at the information level, because the two information points had collided, two objects with vastly different hardness had bizarrely intersected.

Of course, in most cases, this did not count as fusion. It could only be called splicing.

However, Lan Mu had discovered that among countless experiments, one or two instances would occasionally produce overlapping traits.

In those cases, the union of two information points gave birth to an entirely new item.

Its functions might be enhanced, coexist, or even mutate.

Enhancement and coexistence were easy enough to understand. After information fusion, the traits the two shared complemented each other, causing their power to multiply several times over. Traits they did not share also existed simultaneously within the item, giving the new item multiple properties.

But mutation was much harder for Lan Mu to understand.

Among Lan Mu's countless information collisions, an even more exceptional exception had appeared.

"This is a mass-produced talisman. Its function is divine lightning, capable of destroying all evil."

"This is a unified field generator..."

"When their information collided, how did so many coincidences turn them into something like this?"

Lan Mu held the product of the