The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Qi Sheng had learned of the Star Network's ideas.
In his view, the concept of the Mechanical Nanobots Legion was indeed distinctive.
According to Guide's analysis, the mechanical nanobots the Star Network wanted to create were modular nanoscale units.
Like Lego bricks, they could combine into different forms.
Each Mechanical Nanobots unit carried an adhesion module modeled on the principle of DNA base pairing.
The Star Network would issue commands through mental resonance.
Once the mechanical nanoswarm received this simple preset command, it would rapidly assemble into a mechanical life-form according to a unit template.
In theory, using Nanobug as the basic unit, mechanical troop units of any system could be constructed.
This design seemed pointless. After all, mechanical nanobots could already gnaw through targets themselves, so combining them into individuals seemed to put the cart before the horse.
But in the Star Network's concept, the process of mechanical nanobots assembling into mechanical troops was more like creating entirely new life.
For example, mechanical nanobots could construct stress-transmission structures resembling biological tendons, raising their tensile strength to more than 500% of the nanobots' original level.
These structures could dynamically adjust stress distribution, spreading localized forces across the whole.
After assembling, mechanical nanobots that originally had only a single operating mode could also form specialized modules.
A single Mechanical Nanobots unit had a very low energy output.
But after assembling, Mechanical Nanobots could build efficient energy networks between them, increasing energy output efficiency tens of thousands or even millions of times over.
This principle was very similar to that of the energy particles in the Dark Tide.
Dark Tide energy particles could be regarded as basic units. Once they formed troops, they were essentially no longer simple Dark Tide energy.
It was like atoms forming different arrangements