The engineer took a look. His records listed at least three hundred places that needed repairs. Although each came with instructions on how to fix it,
there was the matter of time...
"It's fine. If there isn't enough time, have Karls's and Ross's people help too. Send all those soldiers along. Let them handle things like replacing
cables. Among these people,
at least a few should have some basic repair skills. They might not be able to fix precision equipment, but replacing wires shouldn't be a problem.
As for you, hurry up and repair the main
computers. Don't worry about anything else."
At this, Yuxuan looked at Karls and Ross.
"Is this arrangement all right with you?"
Ross said, "N-no problem."
Karls said, "We shall obey your divine decree."
"Good. Go take care of it. I'm going back to rest..."
The calculations she had just performed had heated up her brain. Even her hair gave off a faint warmth.
Although her subconscious could process information at speeds comparable to a quantum computer, the energy her body carried was still rather low. This
resulted in something like running a high-spec
computer on low voltage, forcing her brain to generate more heat as it worked.
"Yes!"
By now, the three engineers truly worshipped Yuxuan like a god. After all, what she had just done went far
beyond their understanding of living organisms.
Of course, living organisms had limitless possibilities. They simply didn't know that.
How could a giant survive on Earth, for instance? Wasn't that simple? Multiple independent circulatory systems, several hearts
working together, brains functioning like those in an octopus's
tentacles, multiple spiral bones, and a layer of skin over it all. Living organisms... had no limits. Humans had arbitrarily imposed those limits themselves.
It was like numbers... They were merely