I REALLY DIDN'T MEAN TO BE THE SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD

Chapter 708: Chapter 436: Gains and Losses_1

Three hours later, Harrison Clark woke up on time due to the electric shock.

The amount of information that Scarlett captured during these three hours far exceeded Harrison’s imagination.

With Scarlett’s current performance, it would be impossible to process all of it.

For every second of information flowing through the external quantum network, Scarlett would need at least 100,000 seconds to complete a preliminary interpretation.

Fortunately, it seems that Scarlett had gained something from reading Harrison’s memories, and perhaps the fact that its power core had been equipped with a large number of rechargeable ZS biological batteries, such as snake gall bladder, tiger tail, and wolf fang, had also imbued it with a touch of wisdom; it vaguely mastered a unique skill.

This unique skill was to quickly skim through information, extract key points, and put aside what wasn’t understood while focusing on the important matters.

First, Harrison took a quick look at the current level of human technology, which was the most important.

Orion Arm humans currently share a single intelligent main brain, with information being basically universal.

Thanks to the real-time information transmission capabilities brought by faster-than-light cross-distance quantum communication, although the territorial dimension spans up to 5,000 light-years, there is basically no technological gap between different planetary systems. Instead, they all exhibit some unique tendencies due to their possession of different special mineral deposits and cosmic environments.

For example, Barnard’s Star’s Austrian Isotope 305 super high-energy heavy cannon, XZ879 Galaxy’s all-energy absorption natural rock warships, VBX64501 Star’s rapid recharging stellar cannon, and Code 001’s ultra-small stellar engine slow speed fortress, etc.

Harrison carefully examined the current military status of humans and summarized it as follows:

First, humans no longer need to develop particle-interference bombs. Previously, the creation of every particle-interference bomb required the sacrifice of the mental capabilities of a commander-level member. There was no choice in the past, but now there is no need for this.

At the beginning of the 28th century, Ourten Research Institute fully absorbed the antimatter conversion principle hidden in the particle-interference bomb and invented a technology that could stably convert stellar radiation energy into a controllable mass of antimatter, quickly popularizing it among the masses. Nowadays, humans can create antimatter bombs on their own.

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