Detecting damaged area----
Transmitting repair signal----
Damaged area model data----
Determining materials----
Shaping----
Cross-planar generation----
Jia Xiu deciphered, line by line, the code obtained from the Devil Race heart's recovery process.
From the standpoint of technical difficulty, this was far simpler than the time he had imitated a Holy Light spell.
Large, continuous stretches of content appeared, with almost no ambiguous sections.
So he was able to read the functions represented by this code relatively smoothly.
Perhaps it was partly because too many buffs had been stacked, but Jia Xiu still felt that Devil Race spells all gave off a simple, brutal air, without Holy Light's endless twists and turns.
The spell that had previously returned the Devil Race to its original plane had also been easier to understand.
But opposite this clear, comprehensible code was one question: what the hell was this thing?!
The more Jia Xiu looked at those functions, the more he felt that something was off about their entire style.
One thing was certain: this definitely was not some sort of healing process.
What kind of healing identified the model data of a damaged area, selected materials, shaped them, and then sent them over?
This process looked like 3D printing.
It was even more outrageous than 3D printing. It was directly "printing" biologically active objects. It did not even need to print the whole thing—whatever part was missing got printed. Once sent over, it could seamlessly connect to the original organ, with no rejection issues whatsoever. Plug and play.
Was the technology simply that advanced, or were Devil Race bodies themselves just that ridiculously durable?
Those high-frequency flashes represented the instant each completed print was teleported over. They had nothing to do with time reversal.
They were so frequent because the repair signal divided the parts