Ever since he had summoned that calamity from the Outer Cosmos, he had begun working even harder to improve his mastery of magic arrays.
Because often enough,
being able to inscribe magic arrays proficiently really could give him all sorts of unexpected strategic advantages.
The magic array for summoning the Matriarch was incredibly complex. He could only concentrate fully and work from memory, striving to inscribe it across the vast wasteland without the slightest error.
His former self would probably have struggled to pull it off.
But after digitizing his soul, he had effectively gained a photographic memory. It was like entering data into a computer: as long as the data wasn't lost, it would always belong to you.
Time passed, minute by minute.
Finally, several hours later, Lynn inscribed the final stroke of the magic array.
"That should do it."
With dead-fish eyes, Lynn raised his head and surveyed the enormous Origin magic array, which spanned nearly several hundred meters.
The Colossus Brain glanced sideways and said,
"But do you have materials to sacrifice? You should know that summoning a Root-Level being costs an enormous price just to initiate. It may not require sacrificing half a world's living creatures like a cross-realm summoning, but are you sure you've prepared enough materials?"
She remembered that he had essentially exhausted his supply of leviathan flesh back on Blue Star.
So what was he going to summon her with?
Lynn dusted off his hands, adjusted his Monocle, and glanced at her.
"Don't worry. I may not have much leviathan flesh left, but I've collected some higher-grade materials. They'll be more than enough to summon the Matriarch."
With that,
he opened his system space and began taking things out, one by one.
Under the Colossus Brain's vacant gaze, he produced enormous blood-red fruits