"I have one more question," the dean of the Vita Sage Institute asked again. "According to your earlier explanation, this algorithm is not effective against all demonkind, but only against this particular Devil?"
"No. This algorithm is theoretically effective against all demonkind. It is just that it has different particular solutions for different individual demons, and those particular solutions must be referenced when ultimately simulating a demon's self-healing," Jia Xiu explained.
"In other words, this method cannot be directly applied to all demonkind. You first need to obtain the target's parameters, and after calculation, those parameters can only be applied to that specific target."
"That's right."
Jia Xiu answered somewhat helplessly.
Of course, he also wanted a solution that could directly handle all demonkind. The current method was indeed rather troublesome—the preparatory work for killing a demon was far more complicated than the killing itself.
But there was no helping it. You had to walk the road one step at a time; no one could become fat in one bite. Having the current method meant there was hope of iterating toward a more efficient, convenient, and universal one.
In other words, this field of research could keep them fed for a long time. Results could be churned out one after another—no, improved one after another.
Add a bit of enchantment during healing, introduce some changes while healing, use different scenarios in illusion spells, use different ways to kill during the killing step—any tiny bit of innovation could become new research. Think of how many graduate students that could support.
"I understand."
The dean of Vita nodded and asked no further questions.
Next came an elderly woman Jia Xiu did not recognize. Judging by her attire, she seemed to be a Druid. She looked ten times kinder than Big Sis Gillianis.