Mechanized Modification Laboratory.
Mo Yu stood before the testing equipment, waiting for the results.
After a long while, the testing equipment emitted a series of beeps, then spat out a test report from a slot.
Metal hardness, metal toughness, metal strength, metal malleability, spiritual material properties... every indicator was clearly listed on the form.
The test results satisfied Mo Yu greatly.
Especially the description of elemental resistance at the end of the report, which explicitly stated that this metal could suppress elemental activity and resist elemental damage.
Nearly half of Magic-Sealing Metal's indicators surpassed those of the S-rank metal spiritual materials evaluated by humanity.
Mo Yu believed that Spiritual Energy Nano-worms forged from this metal would undoubtedly receive a terrifying boost in strength.
But Magic-Sealing Metal alone was not enough.
Since he was modeling them after Spiritual Energy Nano-worms, even if they could not reach the same level of strength, he still wanted to get as close as possible.
The framework of Mechanical Nanobots clearly did not require an Energy Core.
By breaking a whole into a collective, he needed a method of energy replenishment more suitable for Spiritual Energy Nano-worms.
The first charging method he thought of was something similar to mobile charging stations.
For example, one could carry around a charging suitcase. When the standby Mechanical Nanobots were nearly out of energy, they could fly into the charging suitcase and recharge quickly.
But after carefully considering the feasibility of this plan, Mo Yu felt that it was rather underwhelming.
Compared to the Spiritual Energy Nano-worms' ability to devour everything and replenish energy, rechargeable charging seemed far too low-end.
So he shifted to a new direction: devour living things to obtain bioenergy, then convert it into the energy required by Mechanical Nanobots.
But during the subsequent simulation tests, Mo