"Dao Child, do you think connecting the Fifth Continent's network will help with the war?" Zi Jing asked.
Lu Yin nodded. "Of course. The benefits of keeping information flowing during war are immeasurable."
"What if we applied that network to the battlefield?" Zi Jing asked.
Lu Yin looked puzzled. "What do you mean?"
"The situation on a battlefield changes constantly. No one knows where an attack might come from or where the enemy is. It's difficult to see through the enemy's plans right away. But what if a network covered the entire battlefield and immediately analyzed the enemy's combat patterns, positions, formations, and resources? Would that affect the war?" Zi Jing's lips curved into a smile as she voiced an idea that seemed impossible to Lu Yin, yet stirred his interest.
"You mean battlefield navigation?" Lu Yin asked, unable to believe it. Could such a thing exist?
Zi Jing's expression turned serious. "I call it the Battlefield Navigation System. Talk alone won't prove anything. Dao Child, do you have time to test it? We can send two teams to fight within a designated area and see how useful it is."
Lu Yin studied Zi Jing intently. He didn't ask how it worked or who had invented it. He asked nothing at all. Instead, he had Second Night King find two hundred cultivators of comparable strength, split them into two teams of one hundred, and had them fight aboard a spaceship. He wanted to see the results for himself. If it truly worked, he would ask for details; otherwise, there was no point wasting time.
Still, he knew that since Zi Jing had come and offered assistance, the system had to be useful.
Expectantly, Lu Yin watched as the two hundred cultivators began their battle.
Fu Shi had never imagined that