Molly was beside herself with excitement. The information recorded in this notebook was crucial.
Not only could it help her unravel the secrets of the silicon-based symbiote, but more importantly, her contact with the Frost Elves over the past few days had given her an entirely new idea.
The Frost Elves had a very unusual physiology. They could be considered semi-energy beings.
Although they had ordinary physical bodies, they lacked the internal organs and blood vessels of ordinary creatures.
Their cores consisted of six dodecahedral crystals distributed between their heads and chests.
Their entire language system, along with the control and coordination of their bodies, was governed by these six crystals.
Their semi-energy physiology made their bodies far more fragile than those of ordinary people and prone to collapsing on their own.
However, her analysis over the past few days and the records in this base showed that Frost Elves could enter a special excited state.
This excited state allowed Frost Elves to enter a special phantom state completely.
In this phantom state, they could not only pass through many material structures but even attach themselves to certain supernatural materials, producing the phantom penetration phenomenon.
In other words, their condition could bring materials that normally lacked a phantom state into one, making them immune to physical attacks.
At the heart of all this were the Frost Elves' close relatives—and their ancestors—the Frost Empire's Everfrost Wraiths.
A powerful race with an innate ability to manipulate all kinds of energy, the Everfrost Wraiths had now become one of humanity's most terrifying enemies.
Their unique phantom technology could not only penetrate many conventional defenses but also enable targeted remote detonations, all manner of incredible spatial teleportation, particle manipulation, possession, and other techniques that were nearly impossible to guard against.
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