You're Not A Lord Of The Apocalypse Chapter 192: 3rd Tier Magic Network, the Establishment of a Communication Network - Novel Cool

Chapter 192: 3rd Tier Magic Network, the Establishment of a Communication Network

Chapter 192: 3rd Tier Magic Network, the Establishment of a Communication Network

[Your 1st Tier Intelligent Magic: Magic Network has advanced to 3rd Tier Intelligent Magic: Magic Network]

It took Qin Muye three days to finally succeed. The difficulty was significant, mainly due to the involvement of multiple technologies and fields.

"The local area network is set up, but the range is limited. The communication radius is only a hundred miles. Beyond that, the signal will weaken until it disappears. There's still room for improvement."

"Manual connections can also be used, which is sufficient for now."

Manual connections mean that within every hundred kilometers, a spirit can serve as a node, essentially acting as a signal relay. Each spirit is a small server. As long as all the spirits are interconnected, they can form a magic network that combines mental, magical, and bloodline verification. In addition to requiring the corresponding permissions, multiple verifications are needed to use this magic network.

It can also transmit magic to a certain extent, allowing someone who has run out of mana to directly borrow mana from other spirits through the magic network to replenish their own mana. However, there are distance and transmission limitations. On one hand, the efficiency is slower, and on the other, the amount of mana that can be transmitted is limited. These can be modified later.

Currently, Qin Muye has only developed a mental communication network and secondary energy long-distance transmission.

This is just the first stage. Subsequent developments include server development, advanced energy transmission, long-distance magic casting, and various other derived capabilities.

Although there is only one magic network in intelligent magic, it has powerful compatibility and potential.

In addition, Qin Muye plans to develop spell slots using this as the core.

Typically, both he and the spirits are mana-based casters; as long as they have mana, they can cast spells.

However, spell slots, similar to those in D&D, are more special. They do not rely on mana to cast spells but instead choose spells daily and then cast them.

Although Qin Muye does not have the relevant technology, it doesn't mean he can't do it.

By connecting the magic network to the floating city's energy system and then fixing the magic, he can directly release spells through a server called spell slots.

Since the floating city's energy system is rather complex, it is not practical to install an energy converter on each spirit. Therefore, it is better to create a large server for unified conversion. This way, even if a spirit runs out of mana, they can still use spell slot magic.

Essentially, spell slot magic is processed through the magic network and the floating city's system, so there is no consumption, and the release is not too troublesome, as it is done through the magic network.

In the future, the magic network will also be implanted into the floating city, integrating with the entire floating city, the maze barrier, and other systems to form a massive data network.

This way, even without a tower spirit, it will be easy to manage and control every aspect of the floating city.

However, Qin Muye lacks an intermediate server. While the spirits' magic networks can serve as relay nodes and small servers, they cannot handle such a large-scale operation.

Even Tianqi couldn't handle it.

He has also considered using himself as the server, but there are many issues. First, although he stays at home, there's always a chance he might leave. Once he does, the entire floating city's magic network will experience a decrease in computational power, leading to logical deficiencies and reduced efficiency.

Therefore, he needs to choose something that will not leave the floating city.

He has also thought about converting the floating city into a large server. While this is a good idea, it comes with problems. If the floating city is attacked, the large server will also be damaged. More importantly, there are compatibility issues.

The floating city itself is a massive composite, not a single material, containing various energy flows and enchantments. Even if it is built, continuous updates and iterations are necessary. If he were to do this, he would need to re-plan the floating city and incur significant additional costs.

More importantly, it would be counterproductive. The originally strong and sturdy floating city would gain a significant weakness, which is not worth it.

Partial construction is also not feasible because, although the floating city appears to be built in sections, it will form a single entity once completed and integrated by Qin Muye.

Therefore, it is not suitable as a server, and another option must be chosen.

However, it's not a problem. Qin Muye is not in a hurry. The entire magic network plan can wait until the floating city is built. For now, what he has is sufficient.

As for the updated Magic Network, there's no need for the spirits to go to the manufacturing plant for upgrades. Qin Muye can simply copy the program to the spirits' Magic Network, and it will automatically install and update.

The Magic Network itself is a magic program, and Qin Muye had previously reserved the corresponding program for such updates.

Once this local area network incorporates all the spirits, future updates won't require face-to-face interactions. He can simply upload the updates to the Magic Network, and they will be automatically applied.

Currently, Qin Muye doesn't need to handle everything himself. He can update the Black Hand first, who will then update the steward spirits. This way, the updates can spread from one to ten, and from ten to a hundred, and it will take about a day to update all the spirits' Magic Networks.

The Blood Demon and Evil Tongue will also send spirits to the Horror Universe to help with the updates.

With the Magic Network in place, communication is now resolved. At least they no longer have to rely on shouting. Once the server is established, he will be able to work online and store various data, even conduct online classes. This way, Qin Muye can teach various skills and techniques more efficiently.

With the Scholar skill, he can batch-teach all heroes and spirits without needing to go to the training grounds or gather everyone together. They can listen more intently and learn more seriously.

After all, the Magic Network's communication directly reaches the spirit and soul, not the physical body.

Of course, Qin Muye also set up a main channel and multiple sub-channels. The main channel is for important notifications, and it generally won't have any messages. The sub-channels are for work-related communications and private chats during various tasks.

Qin Muye has the highest permissions and can receive messages from all sub-channels, but he will block them to avoid the noise.

Otherwise, it would give him a headache.

With so many spirits working, there will inevitably be a lot of communication. Through the Magic Network, this will form a massive information flow. While he can receive it, there's no real need for him to do so. If there's anything important, it will be communicated through the Magic Network, not for him to supervise.

These tasks are for his subordinates, not for him.

After handling the Magic Network, Qin Muye moved on to the next phase of experimental development.

"The Gargoyle-level armor still has room for improvement. I'll start with that."

"As for the Golem-level mech, I'll push that back for now. Building it would be too resource-intensive."

For the Golem-level mech, Qin Muye estimates it would need to be at least a kilometer in size. It wouldn't make sense to build a mere hundred-meter mech, right?

What kind of Golem would that be? It would be better to use the Gargoyle-level armor.

The Titan-level is a giant construct, measuring hundreds of thousands or even millions of meters. Of course, that's for the future. He doesn't have the resources to build it now.

He just created a new folder for it.

Unfortunately, the heroes' abilities are limited. Even the spirit assistants who have transitioned through the Scholar profession are far inferior to him and can only help with various experiments.

They are not incapable of conducting independent research, but their efficiency is too low. By the time they complete the corresponding research, Qin Muye might already be done. Therefore, it's better for them to assist him.

Given this situation, Qin Muye told the Black Hand to stop cultivating experimental assistants and to focus on the territory instead. Research would be handled by him. After multiple enhancements, his learning ability and academic research, two lord talents, have become extremely powerful.

Combined with the talent of lateral thinking, Qin Muye's learning and research capabilities are almost like cheating.

"I need more Scholar profession lord talents; they are indeed very useful." Qin Muye focused his points on learning and research, naturally aiming to continue advancing in this direction. He won't turn to being a warrior just because he has the strength. His current strength comes from the Human Bloodline he developed himself.

Even the Human Bloodline was developed by him. Abandoning the Scholar profession would be like giving up the root for the branches, picking up the sesame seeds and losing the watermelon. As long as he continues to advance on this path, the Human Bloodline might one day be replaced by a stronger bloodline he develops.

His confidence doesn't come from resources or treasures but from the research results born from his knowledge.

(End of Chapter)

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