Humans could walk, stand on the ground, fly, and see the distance. Cyborgs could also walk on the ground and fly, but they had one more thing compared to humans, and that was the unique space formed by light. That unique space was not a real distance, but more like a human network, but it could carry physical objects.
This was the source of those giant mechanical claws.
A large amount of memories flooded into Lu Yin's mind, and he learned that this was the border between the Technocracy and the Innerverse. It wasn't too far from where he had been dragged in by the monkey. He also knew that these androids could receive orders through the unique space of light and did not need to use gadgets. The network that humans thought was connected to the Technocracy was an illusion.
What was even more inconceivable to Lu Yin was that the Technocracy was actually a single entity, one that was spread out by the mainframe's thoughts and connected to the entire starry sky. The unique light was the mainframe's thoughts.
If he hadn't seen the androids' memories, Lu Yin would never have believed that this was possible.
This meant that the light clouds that carried the entire city and the air currents were all thoughts that had materialized.
He had always been in someone else's thoughts, and when he thought of this, Lu Yin felt a chill run down his spine.
This was a terrifying guess, as the entire Technocracy was controlled by the mainframe's thoughts. If he hadn't fused with this Ancestor-level android, then ordinary androids would never have known.
Androids could not betray him, as Luo Huang was a half-android. He was a human and not a pure android that had been controlled by the mainframe's consciousness. Thus, he could escape and wanted to escape, but he did not know the truth about the Technocracy.
Lu Yin continued to read through the memories and saw an enormous knowledge base. Through the memories, he also saw the war with the Genesis Academy and the war with the Human Domain. Suddenly, Lu Yin returned to that mystical space.
He looked around and realized that he had withdrawn from the fusion. He had used up all his star essence.
The advantage of having less star essence was that he could shorten the distance he needed to fuse with the mainframe, but the disadvantage was that the fusion time was too short.
Lu Yin opened his eyes and looked at his feet. He was in the mainframe's thoughts, so did that mean that everything about him had been discovered by the mainframe?
If the mainframe could control the entire Technocracy, then why was there still a war between the city and the Genesis Court?
Lu Yin felt more and more that something was wrong with the Technocracy. What was the Hui Ancestor's true goal in creating it?
He wanted to know more than Hui Kong.
Lu Yin was encouraged by the fact that an Ancestor-level android knew so much information and continued to roll his die.
In this regard, it was still useless.
Let's wait for ten days. After ten days, we can continue to roll the dice.
Ten days wasn't a long time for a cultivator, and Lu Yin had seen many introductions to the city through his gadget. These introductions were the humans' impressions of the Technocracy.
But how could the humans possibly know that the entire Technocracy was actually a brain? That the Technocracy had been fighting against the humans for so many years and trading with the Sixth Mainland.
Ten days passed by quickly, and Lu Yin couldn't wait to roll his die.
Once, twice, thrice … It wasn't until the fourth time that he rolled six pips. The moment he entered that mysterious space, he had a premonition that he wanted to roll six pips.
It would get harder and harder. He had experienced this before. The longer the interval, the easier it was for him to roll three pips and six pips.
There were many balls of light in the mysterious space, and he directly entered one of the brighter ones. He opened his eyes and saw a large hand descend upon him, followed by darkness. Lu Yin returned to the mysterious space once more and returned to his body. His entire body was dripping with sweat, and the black and white mist in his chest was surging faster. He had just died. He had died in an instant.
Lu Yin's pupils dilated. Even though the feeling had disappeared quickly, he still felt the power of a Progenitor. It was the same as when the Martial Ancestor had descended and when he had been on Xing Mountain in the ruins of the Frigid Immortal Sect. The moment he had merged with his body, he had sensed a Corpse King. If he had guessed correctly, he had merged with an Encestor-level Corpse King, but that Corpse King had been instantly killed by a Progenitor.
Where was this?
The most likely place was the Starfall Sea, outside the horizontal black hole.
Lu Yin exhaled. He had died without even seeing his surroundings. This was the first time he had experienced something like this, and he had been killed by a Progenitor.
His impression of the Sixth Mainland's Three Progenitors had always been that the Martial Ancestor had been heavily injured by the Symbol Ancestor's remnant power, and the Mystery Ancestor had also been heavily injured after destroying the Eternal Kingdom. Were Progenitors so easily injured?
The injuries of these two Progenitors had left him with a rather low impression of the Sixth Mainland's Three Progenitors. They were far from the level of Progenitor Chen or the Symbol Ancestor, and they were also not comparable to the Progenitor who had blocked the Ruler's Realm in the Astral Tree. However, that slap had awakened him. Progenitors were Progenitors. No matter how strong the Sixth Mainland's Three Progenitors were, they had all cultivated step by step. They had broken through three stages and broken through to the Progenitor Realm, so they must have once been outstanding talents among their peers.
But any powerhouse who could cultivate to the Progenitor Realm was unrivaled among their peers, and they were not people who could be underestimated.
Lu Yin smiled bitterly, as he had actually been slapped to death by a Progenitor. That Corpse King was also unlucky. Why had it rushed forward? It was a dignified Envoy, but it had died without even causing a splash.
Lu Yin continued to roll his die.
He watched as the die slowly came to a stop. With each roll, a piece of barbecued meat fell out. Lu Yin pursed his lips and unhappily turned the meat to ash. He still had to wait for ten more days.
He did not know if the Chief of the Boundary Mountain had come out yet, but he hoped that he would not be too far off from Little Leo's creation of the androids.
Ten days later, Lu Yin raised his hand and continued rolling his die.
He did not know if his luck was heaven-defying this time, but he had rolled a six on his first roll.
Lu Yin entered the mysterious space and did not hesitate to merge into a nearby ball of light that was not too dim. He was afraid that he would stray too far from the Technocracy.
After merging into his new body, he immediately opened his eyes and saw a familiar scene. This was not the human world, but rather a city.
Lu Yin had never thought that he would actually merge into the body of a creature in a city. This creature was an android, so it could not be considered a living creature.
He looked down at the airflow pipes and the city that was being held up by the light. Lu Yin's eyes darted around. If anyone in the Technocracy saw this scene, they would definitely be shocked. This android did not have a dominant consciousness and was merely an android. It was a tool that could be used at any time.
Within a city, the City Lord had absolute authority and influence over half of the Technocracy. With the City Lord as the leader, countless Androids were created. Some Androids were placed within the city for the use of the dominant consciousnesses, while others became combat units.
The android that Lu Yin had merged with was a top-notch combat unit that had the destructive power of an Astral Envoy.
Six Enhance on the die allowed Lu Yin to merge with a creature or similar lifeform. This was something that he knew from when he had merged with Tian Hou. He could even merge with a black hole and mechanical ants, so there was no need to even mention the androids.
He had once thought that he would merge with a consciousness, but he had gradually learned that it was not just a consciousness, but also a carrier. As long as there was a carrier, he could merge with anything.
This android did not have a dominant consciousness and was merely a tool. However, as long as the brain could take over this tool, it could be merged with.
Lu Yin felt that it was a pity that this android did not have a dominant consciousness, which meant that it did not have any memories. What a waste.
He turned around to take a look. This place was located very high up in the city, but he did not know the exact location. They had only reached a certain area in the center of the city, as this city was simply too large.
Aside from the androids that he had merged with, there were three other androids that should all be at the Emissary level.
For there to be four Emissary level androids here, this place was definitely not ordinary.
Lu Yin moved his body and walked out to take a look around. It would be best if he could find something useful, but as soon as he moved, alarms rang out all around him. Strands of metal wrapped around him from all directions.
Lu Yin knew that he had been discovered, but he had no choice. He walked to the door and punched out. There was a huge sound as the power of an Emissary tore through the void and shattered the entire space.
The alarms rang out even more intensely, and Lu Yin took the opportunity to avoid the metal.
The androids that Lu Yin had merged with were located within a cloud of light at an extremely high altitude. As Lu Yin attacked, he tore through the void, causing the cloud of light to become chaotic and sparks to fly.
Not too far away from him, there was an airflow channel where a row of brains — no, a row of dominant consciousnesses stopped. Threads of light flickered, indicating that the dominant consciousnesses were thinking and communicating.
To them, this scene was like a human standing up after seeing a corpse. It was like seeing a ghost.
Lu Yin frowned, as his star essence wouldn't be able to last much longer. He thought about it and raised his arms high before slamming them down. A giant bear's face appeared in front of him, and it raised its arms as well. It was Vice-Governor Xiao Xiong.
Lu Yin's attack had not only failed to injure Vice City Lord Little Bear, but it had also injured Lu Yin himself. The cloud of light beneath his feet split apart, and the androids fell to the ground.
Vice City Lord Little Bear was bewildered. "What's going on?
Who's stationed here?
Are they rebelling? "
Suddenly, his expression froze, as if he had received some sort of information. However, in less than a second, his face was filled with rage and his eyes were filled with intense disbelief. The androids had actually escaped his control? How was this possible?
In the Technocracy, there was no such thing as an androids escaping one's control. Could it be that the humans had faked these androids?
No, how could there be such a thing here?
Vice City Lord Little Bear looked down.
Half of the androids that Lu Yin had merged with had been shattered, and he sucked in a cold breath. He looked up and met Vice City Lord Little Bear's gaze, and they could see the shock in each other's eyes.
Lu Yin was shocked by Vice City Lord Little Bear's power level. He had not even counterattacked and had only blocked for a moment, but this androids that were at the level of an Emissary had been shattered. Their strength was unfathomable.
When Vice City Lord Little Bear saw the androids' gaze, his heart sank. Sure enough, he had consciously merged with the androids. "Who are you?"
He barked and charged forward.
Lu Yin controlled the broken body of the androids and viciously attacked below. The next moment, Vice City Lord Little Bear appeared and pressed his paw against the androids' back, immobilizing them. Coincidentally, Lu Yin's time was up, so he returned to the mysterious space and merged back into his own body.