The Birth of Ano Type-0

Ano Type.0's Birth

Serim Zolgen's Diary

February 11, 1795. Light snow.

This was an exhilarating day—the most thrilling and joyous day since I first proposed this experiment a year ago!

After the fourth artificial human of the second batch collapsed on the test bench last November, I realized that I had to change my approach. I had to combine what had been concluded from the second phase with what had been concluded from the third phase!

After that, I spent a long time attempting to remove the body parts of the seventh, eighth, and ninth subjects of the second batch while preserving their vitality, completely engraving their internal magic circuits, and then installing them into the same body. To be safe, I only attempted to overlap fully active engraved magic circuits once, but the result delighted me!

But I could not act so quickly. I could not. So I separated the overlapping magic circuits again, and it was still viable.

The tenth artificial human! I selected fully engraved living magic circuits from different parts of three other artificial humans, then installed them into a gem body.

And then—

I succeeded!

I finally succeeded!!!

My efforts had not been in vain!!!

The tenth—the final artificial human—did not die!

After installing the gem body that overlapped the results of multiple stages of experimentation, this artificial human—this piece of equipment! This familiar! She—survived!

(Omitted below)

"HAHAHAHAHA!!!!"

"AH HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!"

As he watched the artificial human girl lying quietly on the test bench, her vital signs remaining steady, Serim Zolgen went mad.

He jumped about, roared wildly, threw punches into the air with all his strength, then fell to his knees, laughing and crying at the same time.

Ruslan stood nearby with a recording board in his arms, looking at the artificial human with a