Over the next few days, Su Yi and Molly made gratifying progress.
From the Bone Demons' genetic program code, Su Yi could say with absolute certainty that every last one of the so-called Soulless was obsessive-compulsive.
The code throughout the genetic sequences was impeccably neat and clean, often even achieving a beautiful symmetry.
None of the program modules contained any redundant or useless spaghetti code.
The connections between modules followed proper rules, with appropriate spacing.
At a glance, they possessed the intricate structural beauty of an integrated circuit.
As products of artificial genetic engineering, the Bone Demons' genetic sequences contained almost no extraneous hidden genes or genes capable of evolving independently.
However, their genetic programs did contain a few backdoors that made modifications easier.
Normally, these backdoors required a specialized compiler built with Soulless technology.
But they posed no problem for Su Yi's binary magic.
These were all purely technical problems on the material level, involving no concepts or other supernatural powers.
As long as Su Yi could crack them, he could use them however he pleased.
Soon, Su Yi found every genetic module useful to him, including the most important hereditary gland code and the highly unusual wireless receiver organ.
These two crucial organs would allow future players' souls to transfer into eggs awaiting incubation upon death, entering a state of resurrection.
Depending on the energy level, resurrection could take as little as ten hours or as long as ten days.
These eggs could be stored in the ship's base.
In the future, players could also carry them on their persons.
Before battle, they could leave an egg somewhere safe.
After dying, their souls could enter the eggs and begin rapid resurrection.
Of course, Su Yi did not intend to make every aspect of this resurrection method available to