The second memory input experiment involved some of the [Nus Civilization]'s most fundamental memories.
The danger was foreseeable.
Yet this was a hurdle that [Thought Imprint] technology could not bypass-without modifying fundamental memories, it would be impossible to brand an intelligent being's consciousness with humanity's imprint.
To ensure the [Nus Civilization]'s safety, an emergency plan was devised.
At Lü Yongchang's suggestion, the Biological Laboratory created a "backup" of the [Nus Civilization]'s fundamental memories.
The difficulty of fully backing up the memories of a civilization that had existed for tens of millions of years was easy to imagine.
Perhaps the Cleaners Civilization could manage it, but Human Civilization certainly could not at present.
Thus, Lü Yongchang had to settle for the next best option: backing up only the memories that conflicted with the fabricated ones.
Although this increased the experiment's risks, they had no other choice.
"Professor!"
Surprise and delight seeped into Mao Zhengzhi's voice. "The [Nus Civilization]'s condition is recovering!"
Lü Yongchang froze for a moment, then immediately turned toward the monitoring display beside him.
Sure enough.
The Intent Network, which had fallen into a "rampage," was visibly returning to its usual calm.
The massive roots on HIP22580f's surface quickly settled down as well.
Looking at the deep furrows across the planet's surface, the corner of Lü Yongchang's eye twitched twice.
"What's going on?"
"Did the emergency plan work?"
He looked at Mao Zhengzhi in confusion.
"No..." At Lü Yongchang's question, Mao Zhengzhi swallowed. "The emergency plan hasn't officially been activated yet. Memory transmission isn't that fast..."
"Then..."
A flicker of delight flashed through Lü Yongchang's eyes, but worry outweighed it. "Did this experiment succeed?"
"We can't tell yet..."
Mao Zhengzhi's breathing grew slightly rapid. "Professor, we currently have no way of determining how much this memory modification has affected