Clayton of the second energy team projected a set of data onto the screen. "President, we discovered that the output power of the Creation Trait has a linear relationship with the size of the creation. Creating that circle consumed 1X units of energy. Creating a fist-sized stone would take roughly ten times that much energy. Creating an entire Heaven would require an astronomical amount of energy."
Hans crouched nearby, drawing formulas on the floor with his finger. "But you can draw energy from the Silver Necklace. The cube stores all the energy from Heaven after it was refined. It was originally meant to create Heaven, and now it can be used to create a new one."
On the third information team, Derek filled a blackboard with symbols and charts. "President, the most crucial issue is the 'clarity of will.' When you created that circle, what were you thinking?"
Wu Heng recalled, "A circle."
Derek shook his head.
"Not merely 'a circle.' In your subconscious, you had already defined it as two-dimensional, perfectly round, smooth-edged, and without thickness. It only appeared once every attribute had been clearly defined."
Herman tapped the floor with his cane, his voice excited. "So, President, you need to train your ability to 'define.' Don't vaguely think, 'I want a Heaven.' Clearly define, 'What kind of Heaven do I want?' How large is it? What materials does it use? How many levels does it have? Is there light? Where does the light come from?"
Wu Heng stared at the symbols on the blackboard for a long time in silence. "I need a team to help me construct Heaven's blueprint. No detail can be overlooked."
Martin stood. "I'll gather people. Architecture, engineering, design, theology, history... everyone who can be of use, bring them all here."
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