Longzang

Chapter 1112 Perfection
Wei Yuan's divine sense covered the entire remaining building and then discovered that the main server on the second-to-top floor was actually a disguise. The real main server was located in the research department, with tens of thousands of servers distributed in the walls, ceilings, floors, and even hidden in the personal terminals of many researchers.

Hackers and spies alike would never imagine that Umbrella Corporation didn't have a central server room.

Wei Yuan returned to where he had started, which was his workstation. His screen and the computer screen at the next workstation were still lit up, meaning that both terminals were actually part of the server.

After an unknown amount of time, most of the scattered servers had decayed, but these two terminals were still running.

This is no coincidence.

Wei Yuan directly disassembled the terminal, took out the motherboard which was so heavy it defied common sense, and directly covered it with his divine sense to read the data inside.

In the end, Wei Yuan obtained a small portion of the research framework from Umbrella Corporation, as well as some data on the two superviruses. There were also thousands of scattered research diaries.

Given the size of Umbrella Corporation's research department, research diaries could generate over 100,000 views daily. Wei Yuan used to write two or three research diaries every day, but in reality, these diaries were full of nonsense. Wei Yuan just wanted to use this method to show that he was working hard and submit several daily reports every day.

Anyway, the supervisors of these daily reports won't open them to look at them. They will only check the number of daily reports at the beginning of each month, sort them by number, and determine the base weight for bonuses.

Those who write daily reports know they're writing garbage, and the supervisors also know that the daily reports are full of garbage. The content of the daily reports is not important at all; what's important is the act of writing them.

Although the managers are all employees, they all hope that their subordinates are all obedient subjects, which gives them the illusion that they are emperors.

Wei Yuan read through all of these thousands of research diaries in a total of 4 seconds, and then unexpectedly discovered that one of them was not rubbish.

The diary entry reads: "...My head is getting worse and worse. I'm sure I've been infected with the leaked supervirus. The pain is unbearable; even the company's anesthetics aren't very effective."

In my deepest pain, a thought suddenly occurred to me: the supervirus is a conspiracy. Its supposedly overpowered genes are actually riddled with flaws and extremely fragile. Its purpose is to replace other viruses and microorganisms, even the cells of all life. When that happens, it's like replacing the original concrete prison with a sand prison, releasing the demons imprisoned within.

When the supervirus unifies the universe, it will die instantly, and at that time there will be no more organic matter in the universe…

This diary was also written by that unknown research director back then. It survived to this day hidden among countless pieces of garbage and was eventually seen by Wei Yuan.

Wei Yuan had a gut feeling that this was no coincidence.

At this point, the value of the entire fragment of the outer world has been fully explored. However, Wei Yuan did not reclaim the Gate of All Realms. He planned to organize sentient beings from the prosperous realms to come here in stages to learn about the customs and culture of the outer world.

Wei Yuan withdrew his divine sense, returned to reality, and stepped out of the Returning to Nothingness Grand Array. Inside the main hall, Ji Liuli was sitting at his desk, drawing the latest array diagram. Dozens of sheets of jade paper were scattered haphazardly on the table, covered with dense numbers and symbols.

Wei Yuan completely ignored the jade papers, his invincible heart remaining as clear as ever. He then stared intently at Ji Liuli, looking her up and down, without giving her a chance to speak.

This was also Wei Yuan's strategy for maintaining his Dao heart. Once, when Ji Liuli was researching formations, Wei Yuan, unaware of the gravity of the situation, came to talk to Ji Liuli. Ji Liuli, his mind filled with numbers and symbols, casually wrote half a piece of paper and handed it to Wei Yuan, saying, "I don't quite understand this part; could you take a look?" Wei Yuan, helpless, took the paper and glanced at it, as if he hadn't seen it at all; his Dao heart shattered on the spot.

Since then, Wei Yuan diligently cultivated his mind and finally succeeded in forgetting the incident, his invincible heart once again reaching its peak. Having learned his lesson, Wei Yuan would now avoid Ji Liuli whenever he saw her researching anything. If he absolutely had to say something, he would find a way to interrupt her thought process first.

Sure enough, Wei Yuan's gaze successfully brought Ji Liuli back to his senses from his studies. He then placed his hand on his chest and said, "Yes, a lot, you know that."

Wei Yuan breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Get up and let me see you."

Ji Liuli stood up and came to Wei Yuan, turning around so he could see her clearly. Wei Yuan frowned slightly, then simply reached out and pinched her bones.

After the inspection, Wei Yuan found that Ji Liuli had not changed at all. He was exactly the same as yesterday, the day before yesterday, and even a few years ago, except that his cultivation level had become more and more profound.

How could there be no change? Wei Yuan's brows furrowed even more deeply. In the fragments of the outer world, the young girl Ji Liuli had clearly been tricked and killed by the little monk, so the damage and decay of Ji Liuli's office area was more severe than other areas. But how could it have no effect on Ji Liuli herself?
Wei Yuan examined Ji Liuli carefully, but no matter what method he used, he couldn't find any changes in her. Even if the cause and effect were erased, some clues would often remain. For example, if a person disappears into thin air, a void will appear in the world where they lived. Although the world will repair itself, traces will always remain.

Unable to find anything during the inspection, Wei Yuan told Ji Liuli about the fragments of the outer world. As expected, Ji Liuli became very interested and immediately entered the bustling world of all realms to investigate the fragments of the outer world.

Wei Yuan was also looking forward to it, since everything in the outer world was based on mathematics. Although Wei Yuan himself wasn't very good at it, having his senior sister was enough.

Wei Yuan himself walked out of the main hall, flew directly into the heavens, entered the Immortal Realm, and came before Immortal Lord Yan Shi.

Yan Shi was standing in front of the pond, watching several koi swimming in it, and asked without looking up, "What brings you here?"

Wei Yuan then recounted his experience with the fragments of the outer world, concluding, "But when I returned and examined it in detail, I found no changes in my senior sister, which is truly strange."

Yan Shi said slowly, "She really hasn't changed at all, and that's the biggest change."

Wei Yuan was suddenly moved and said, "The other party's methods are so powerful?"

Yan Shi nodded: "The other party's methods are indeed formidable; I am ashamed to admit my inferiority. Liu Li is definitely no longer at perfection; we can know this without waiting for her to ascend to immortality. But..."

Immortal Lord Yan Shi paused for a moment, then said, "Why must we insist on perfection? For Liu Li, it's better if she's not perfect; she can experience less suffering. Isn't it enough that you're perfect? ​​The more suffering and calamities you endure, the less she'll suffer."

Wei Yuan nodded slowly, seemingly lost in thought.

(End of this chapter)