The circuitry connected to these people's skulls was clearly engraved with the Magic Net's information transmission and reception setup. It had not even been altered in the slightest. After roughly understanding its purpose, Betty could not help but sigh. "These guys can't even copy properly. There are far too many useless runes here. With just a few minor changes, it could become countless times stronger."
"Don't you find this uncomfortable?" Roger looked at Betty with some helplessness.
Her reaction was nothing like what he had imagined.
Transforming human bodies into foundations that supplied energy to the brain, then transmitting all the Fallen World's information into those brains, processing it through the Thinkers' brains before feeding it back into the Fallen World, repeating the cycle to keep the Fallen World functioning normally... To Roger, this scene was truly evil!
"Uncomfortable? Not at all!" Betty looked puzzled. "Why would it feel uncomfortable?"
Seeing Betty tilt her head to an angle no human could possibly achieve, Roger did not know what to say for a moment. She was not human, so naturally she would not feel uncomfortable.
"If there's nothing worth learning from this, send them on their way." With a sigh, Roger stopped dwelling on the issue and changed the subject. "Using human brains for computation is actually a pretty good idea. Remember it. It might be useful someday."
The Magic Net currently had few functions and not that many users, so the book's computing power was basically enough. But as its functions increased and the number of Magic Net users grew, perhaps one day its computing power would no longer be sufficient. Strengthening the book, creating more similar magical creatures, or... having every user contribute a tiny bit of computing power all seemed like viable options.
In his previous life, Roger