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Chapter 86 These creatures are too microscopic

Chapter 86 These creatures are too microscopic

Lu Shang sat on a large rock, looking up at the luminous band of light in the sky. Against the dark background, the winding band of light stretched from one end of the horizon to the other.

The band of light is not a galaxy, but countless high-energy atoms captured by psionic energy.

These atoms are plasma from stars. After being extracted by psionic energy, they still carry high temperatures and therefore release very noticeable thermal radiation in the universe.

Countless hot atoms, like paints splashed by an artist, depict such a wondrous scene on the dark curtain of the universe.

There are other ways to obtain matter, but Lu Shang wanted to see some wonders along the way, so he asked the planetary creatures to do so, since this was a sight that could not be seen on Earth before.

In order to prevent the atmosphere from interfering with their enjoyment of the magnificent scenery above the sky, Lu Shang also demanded that planetary life forms remove the atmosphere from the Earth's surface.

This will not threaten Lu Shang's life. The body he is currently using is just a substitute, a body that has been specially modified from a swarm of bee creatures. Lu Shang's real body is dormant inside the planetary creatures, connecting with the substitute through a psionic network.

However, even though it's a stand-in, Lu Shang can still feel close to the original body because this stand-in was designed in this way.

"To build a microscopic machine is like peeling an orange with hands the size of a planet, while ensuring that the flesh is completely removed without damaging it."

"This is extremely difficult. Even those aliens, when they want to create nanomachines, do so through shortcuts." In the vacuum, Lu Shang silently opened and closed his mouth to mutter to himself.

The current task is to assemble the nanomachines. Lu Shang has already obtained the blueprints for the nanomachines from the civilizations of the Star River Alliance.

Because the bee colony was so generous, Wenming, as the seller, also thoughtfully included a large amount of research data.

Thus, Lu Shang learned how the civilizations of the Star River Alliance had developed the nanomachines they possessed today.

They first created the smallest possible machine, then had that machine create the smallest possible machine within its capabilities, and so on, gradually developing nanomachines.

However, when it comes to nanomechanics, we have to stop.

Because it was too small, the control unit was severely affected by quantum tunneling. The situation only improved significantly after quantum technology was improved.

Even so, the efficiency is still not high.

The realization of nanotechnology was a technology that was not developed until the battle against the mutated Babel bee swarm.

Instead of traditional methods of controlling nanomachines, we adopt an "emergent" approach to solve industrial construction problems.

The subsequent completion of the planetary-level curvature engineering project by the administrative star group, as well as the construction of the wormhole attack device around the star, all relied on the nanotechnology industry to achieve such rapid completion.

What Lu Shang is going to build this time is not the kind of high-efficiency nanomachines that adopt 'emergence', but their old version, nanomachines controlled by a control unit.

"Fortunately, the bee colony has psionic energy, which can directly interfere with the movement of matter, so we don't have to deal with those annoying problems," Lu Shang murmured.

Lu Shang did not purchase nanomachine production workshops from the civilizations of the Star River Alliance.

Because it's unnecessary. Psionic energy can capture particles and piece them together like two bricks. While the Star Alliance civilizations are limited by scale, the swarms of psionic energy are not.

The bee colony just lacks blueprints.

At this point, the planetary beings preparing the stellar matter reported to Lu Shang.

"Everything is ready."

"Is that so? Then let's begin. I'll wait to see the results," Lu Shang ordered.

"OK."

The planetary beings responded and began assembling and assembling the nanomachines according to the instructions from the alien civilizations of the Star Alliance.

……

The main universe is located in a vast area between galaxies, and the crystals of Bahadunl are constantly moving in one direction.

However, Bahadur is now confused. After escaping from the closed microcosm of the Tower of Babel swarm, its great lord has been in a daze and has not responded to any questions.

Not understanding the Great Lord's thoughts, Bahadun did not dare to make decisions on his own and could only continue to disguise himself as a meteorite belt. Because the universe was too empty, the crystalline group followed its previous momentum and always moved in one direction.

Why is this happening?

[We came so close to slaughtering an entire galaxy, only to be defeated by foolish mortals. The Tower of Babel bees, who should have been loyal, chose to betray me, the one who bestowed upon them this gift. Why did this happen?]

The Void God was furious and muttered to itself in frustration, not understanding why its luck was so bad.

Looking back, when we dominated the Vorsotis Galaxy, victory was almost assured, but we were tricked by those lowly mortals from the Star Alliance using their microcosms.

Bahadun could hear the whispers of the Void God, but it dared not answer, so it simply listened quietly.

[This astral plane truly disgusts me; I long for the void of my homeland.]

If it weren't for victory, why would I have come to this disgusting place?

The Void God's gaze unknowingly locked onto the luminous quasars in the cosmic background.

Looking at those quasars, the Void God's low spirits gradually lifted.

I must bring victory back to my homeland; how can I stop here?

【Bachton!】

"As you command..." Bahadun quickly replied.

The Void God's gaze swept across the boundless distance, looking towards the distant quasars, and gave orders to its loyal servant, Bahadun.

[Go to the more distant galaxies, and fulfill the mission I have given you.]

The Babel bee swarm need not be heeded anymore; their wanton plunder of the galaxy will inevitably lead to a terrible price for their recklessness.

This is not a wish, but a predetermined future; that moment is not far from now.

Withdrawing his gaze, the Void God used his spiritual power to mark the coordinates of a galaxy in the vast universe, guiding the crystallized body of Bahadun.

Then, this meteorite belt disguised as crystals abruptly disappeared.

……

Constructing nanomachines did not take long because there were assembly instructions.

After assembling trillions of nanomachines, the planetary beings responsible for assembling them became intimately familiar with their structure and then began attempting to build nanomachines with different structures.

This is what they mean by "practice makes perfect".

"The process was simpler than I expected; I thought it would take a long time," Lu Shang said.

The planetary beings assembling the nanomachines said, "This is all because of the convenience brought by psionic energy. If a hand is as big as a planet, it would be very difficult to build a small house. But if this hand can be big or small, building a small house becomes easy."

Lu Shang summoned Kasha and the other mainframes. The next step was for them to work together with the planetary creatures that assembled the nanomachines to design a nanolife form.

According to Lu Shang's concept, the planetary organisms are responsible for constructing the organism's nanoscale body and brain, while Kasha and the others are responsible for ensuring that this nanoorganism can connect to the swarm network and clearly recognize that it is a member of the swarm.

To ensure safety, Lu Shang also brought in a large number of planetary creatures and had them remove their illusory appearances to hide themselves.

"Can you bring these nanomachines to life?" Lu Shang asked Kasha in the swarm network.

The mastermind, Kasha, said, "It's possible, but we can't guarantee the psionic aspects."

Although the nanoscale is a very unfamiliar field, based on her years of research in the biological field, Kasa is confident that she can make nanobiomes think of themselves as members of the bee colony.

However, there are some problems with psionic energy, because psionic energy is too mysterious, and no one can guarantee whether it will produce results before a finished product is produced.

Lu Shang said, "That's not important. We have to take things one step at a time, and eat one bite at a time. Let's solve the problem of life structure first, and then consider other things."

"Okay," Kasha replied.

……

Time flew by, and about eight months passed in a flash. Kaisa's side had achieved results.

The nanoscale organisms of the Babel bee swarm were designed by Kasha.

However, it is somewhat inappropriate to call them bee colony organisms, because beehives cannot nurture these nanoscale organisms. Although they have a high carbon content, they do not have a single cell.

It is not a system of traditional organisms in bee colonies; its volume is twenty times smaller than the smallest and simplest cell in the Babel Tower bee colony.

If it weren't for the superhuman visual organs of the other creatures in the bee colony, Lu Shang would not have been able to see the other party's presence with his naked eyes alone.

"Are we able to communicate?"

Within the swarm network, Lu Shang tentatively inquires about the nanobiomes.

"Communication is good."

Lu Shang thought for a moment, then asked, "In the classification of psionic energy levels, how would you rate yourself?"

"It's much lower than Level 1 psionic energy; the swarm didn't have this classification before," the nanobiota answered truthfully.

"There is a planet over there specially prepared for you, attempting to multiply your kind. I want to get a direct understanding of your abilities."

As he said this, Lu Shang directly marked the coordinates of a solid planet with a volume no smaller than the moon at a nearby semi-solid point in the swarm network.

After the planetary organisms moved there with these nanobiomes, they deployed these nanobiomes onto the experimental planet.

Lu Shang also started timing at the same time.

The entire planet, which was originally grayish-white, is turning into a pitch-black sphere at a speed visible to the naked eye.

A layer of ink-black substance covered the surface of the star and was spreading at a visible speed.

(End of this chapter)

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