Genshin Impact: A Red Teyvat Life Starting from Zero

The voices of the two sages silenced Hazard.

"Even the equipment used to research the God of the True Machine is imported from Inazuma, and many consumables are also supplied by Inazuma. If we cut off contact with Inazuma, we will likely suffer the greatest loss, and it may even delay the research and development of the God of the True Machine."

"What about our own research equipment? How did we do it before?"

Hazard's incredulous voice rang out.

"The past is the past. Ever since Inazuma... ever since Umijima started large-scale trade, we have found that their research equipment is generally superior to what we are using now. It is more time-saving and labor-saving, more accurate, and can complete many measurements or experiments that were not possible before. It is also easier to produce results. So, not long after, they completely replaced our original equipment."

"..."

There was a moment of silence.

"To be precise, all the fields that have Inazuma equipment have already started using imported equipment. The remaining 30% that haven't used Inazuma equipment are mainly in the field of ley lines and elemental research, but they have recently begun to explore that area as well."

Hazard opened his mouth, unsure of what to say.

A sense of powerlessness gripped my heart once again.

Was he completely at a loss?

"Just give them a verbal response, but don't take any action. After all, research is the priority. Scientific research is nothing to be ashamed of."

The wise men of the Wise School provided Hazard with a way out and took the blame for him.

Hazard's lips twitched, but he said nothing, tacitly agreeing to the plan.

"What about those desert people..."

"What can we do? They're clearly in cahoots with those Inatsumi people. We can't beat them either."

All I can do is give a verbal response.

Hazard's gaze fell upon the God of War, whose main structure was now mostly complete.

That was the only hope...

Suddenly, he noticed a slight smile playing on the doctor's lips.

"why are you laughing?"

“I laugh at you, the sages of the Order of the Church, for being blinded by anger and so foolish. The solution is right in front of you, and you have used it more than once, but now you are just waiting to get burned.”

"?"

Anger involuntarily surfaced on the faces of the group.

This Dotole is indeed incredibly intelligent, but his way of speaking is always so annoying.

No wonder he couldn't make it in the Order of the Fathers back then.

“We’re partners now, so feel free to tell me your methods. If we’re all dragged down, Elhesen will be the one pushed up. In that case, the God of the Machine will never be able to be born again.”

Hazard tapped the table, signaling the other sages to remain calm.

"Isn't the solution right here in Jingshan Palace?"

Chapter 242 Breaking the Bottom Line

Jingshan Palace?

The group paused for a moment, then quickly realized what was happening.

Yup!

The mouthpiece of the Little Lucky Grass King is in their hands.

She had to say whatever they told her to say.

"what do you mean……"

"Yes, that's what I meant."

The doctor nodded happily.

Hazard and the other sages exchanged glances.

The intellectual philosopher Kavaja seemed somewhat hesitant, while the others' eyes revealed determination.

"Cavaja, what do you think?"

Hazard noticed the hesitation on Cavajra's face, his eyes narrowed slightly, and a dangerous glint appeared in his gaze.

I had noticed it before; Cavajra wasn't as resolute as I thought.

However, Kavaja's knowledge did indeed play a significant role for them, greatly accelerating the construction speed of the God of the Righteous Machine.

It seems a shame not to invite them in, or to kick them out now.

Perhaps we should secretly monitor Kavaja and take immediate action if necessary to prevent him from backing out and leaking the information.

Hazard thought to himself.

"I……"

Kavaja glanced at the expressions on the faces of the people around him, then at Hazard's narrowed eyes, and finally just sighed helplessly.

"I have no opinion."

"Okay, that's it."

The group quickly settled on a solution in just a few words.

As for Little Lucky Grass King's opinion?

They don't care.

This has been the case for the past few hundred years.

Who would care about the opinion of an ignorant child?

"In addition, the biggest bottleneck that the God of the Machine is currently facing is the calculation and control of key parameters."

Seeing that the sages of the Order of the Church had calmed down, the Doctor began to steer the conversation back to the construction of the God of Righteousness.

After all, he came here to cooperate with these rotten old fogies in the Order of the Church in order to build the God of the Right Machine, not to help them resolve diplomatic disputes.

“I know that,” Hazard nodded. “However, the Void’s computing power has now reached its limit.”

"Inazuma's electronic supercomputer is a good choice. Its computing and reaction speed is much, much faster than the Void."

"Can you get it?" Hazard asked the doctor.

"I can't get it." The doctor readily admitted the problem.

Inazuma has not yet opened up the sale of supercomputers; what they can buy are ordinary civilian products.

Moreover, their nationwide automated information registration system and the smart terminals distributed to everyone recently caused countless spies and agents of the Fools' organization stationed in Inazuma to break through their defenses and expose their true colors.

Furthermore, their raid on Narukami Shrine has provoked serious hostility towards the Fools in Inazuma. Under the full-scale crackdown by the Inazuma Security Bureau, the Fools' intelligence network in the Inazuma region has been shattered and is on the verge of being wiped out.

The remaining few cats and kittens can't even keep in touch with each other, especially under Inazuma's current high-pressure situation, they don't dare to contact each other at all.

Many people are already planning to simply retire and live a peaceful life.

Inazuma is now a no-go zone for the Fatui. They not only have an uncompromising hostility towards the Fatui, but also the power to eliminate them. Even the Enforcers don't dare to go there now.

Therefore, it is unrealistic to expect the Fools to use traditional skills to steal or rob technical data or physical products.

"Perhaps we could buy their civilian products and then build our own supercomputer?"

"We can't do it. We need to start researching computer science from scratch. Moreover, the cost of building the God of the Machine is enormous, and we probably don't have enough funds."

"We can ask the people of Fontainebleau to give it a try. As for funding, we should cut some of the research funding below, especially the students' funding. Let's make things a little harder for the students. As long as the God of the Righteous Machine is completed, everything will be fine."

"This is likely to cause widespread discontent, especially at this critical juncture..."

The sage who spoke did not finish his sentence, but everyone knew what he meant.

At this critical juncture of desert independence, they also reduced research funding.

This is because they're afraid others won't misunderstand it as ceding territory and paying reparations, and they're afraid everyone won't be angry enough.

The doctor watching their discussion twitched slightly at the corner of his mouth.

He just mentioned it casually, as a starting point, but these old guys actually started paying attention to Inatsuma's supercomputer.

No, I told you directly that I couldn't get it, and you guys spent so long discussing how to get it. How can you be so stubborn?

Why don't you try a different approach? Why don't you ask me?

No wonder the Order of the Church hasn't made any major breakthroughs in the past few centuries. They're all a bunch of inflexible, rigid thinkers; it would be strange if they could come up with anything.

The professor silently tapped the table, signaling the group, who were having a heated discussion about how to cut research funding without causing a public outcry, to stop.

"If we can't get our hands on a supercomputer, the Void of the Command Council isn't necessarily a bad thing."

"I've already said it, the computing power of the void has reached its limit..."

isn't it?

Hazard, who had immediately refuted the doctor, suddenly realized something.

Actually... the computing power of the void has not completely reached its limit.

It has only reached the limit of the safe range.

It does not constitute a safe range for real people other than the absence of dreams.

If it grows any larger, it will have a certain impact on people, and in severe cases, it may even lead to casualties.

Hazard immediately began to consider the feasibility.

The others also realized what the doctor meant, and they all looked at him with shocked and incredulous eyes.

This was especially true when they saw Hazard actually thinking seriously.

I often feel out of place with you guys because I'm not weird enough.

These are the thoughts of the other sages.

"If it's just a small improvement, it probably won't have a big impact. At most, the people of Sumeru City will feel a little tired during the day."