Having resolved these current problems, Kenichi Amamiya now had a rough idea of how to handle what came next. He only needed to have the Scientists proceed according to his plans, and they could basically accomplish all of it. It would take more time this way, but compared to the alternatives, Kenichi felt this was already an excellent method. After all, advancing this world's technology had never been easy. In Kenichi's view, the difficulty was immense. However, he did not yet have a particularly good idea for exactly how to proceed, so he planned to try more approaches first. He would grant those Scientists Living Corpse Reincarnation, which should offset the depletion of their lifespans. Then, after countless periods of fifty years had passed, whatever the problem was, it should be solvable. Thinking of this, Kenichi felt a little better. Solving these problems would not be easy, but he remained confident. According to the Infinite Monkey Theorem, given infinitely many monkeys, infinitely many typewriters, and infinite time, those monkeys could produce a masterpiece like William Shakespeare's. Kenichi believed that he and those Scientists could hardly be worse than monkeys, so he was full of confidence. With that thought, Kenichi came up with some new ideas. How to implement them was still a problem for now, but in any case, he intended to give them a try. At Kenichi's summons, all the leading Scientists in the world arrived, including Amado Sanzu and Orochimaru.
Kenichi activated the Time Array. As it started up, the people inside did not feel anything unusual. Augustinofil, on the other hand, noticed something was off, but he did not pay much attention to it. To Augustinofil, these matters were insignificant, and he could not be bothered to interfere. In the laboratory, Kenichi and Amado sat together drinking