Albatross's tinkering in Millennium could directly reflect in the mortal world of Rongcheng.
This matter was definitely earth-shattering good news... but only on the condition that she didn't come up with any strange, sudden whims while in Millennium.
And the plan to have Hyacinth carry a high-performance storage or information recording device into Millennium was precisely to avoid Albatross's wild ideas to the maximum extent possible.
Just imagine, if this fox were put in Albatross's position, knowing that her tinkering could directly transmit information to future Rongcheng, what kind of decisions would she make?
Perhaps she would use something like a stone tablet placed in a suburban park, or use some stable information carrier to carry out adjustments.
Albatross was different, though.
Just leaving behind a piece of ciphertext for decoding had already caused the entire Autumn Splendor Road to be turned upside down, with Shuo Ye flying and Fenrir jumping—even though the former was not a chicken and the latter really might be a big dog—
If she were to release content that needed decryption, what would things turn out like? Just thinking about it was terrifying.
Back in the era of Millennium, information storage carriers and media were not small in volume, and information that required ciphertext decoding could hardly be written and bound on paper, leaving Albatross with very few choices.
She could choose to use magnetic tapes for recording, or optical discs for burning, but in that case, electricity would become another headache.
There was no stable power grid supply in Millennium, and she could only rely on relatively primitive solar power and fuel generators for electricity. The student who stayed in the hotel safe house last and used a generator to power the flash bulb was an example.
What kind of method would Albatross use