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Here, take the stuff. Go back and study it!

[Wait, is there a battle going on over there? Do you need my help?]

"No need, that's just Garfield and his clone playing around."

[Wow, this constant blasting of mountains, you're telling me you're just playing around? Boss, I'm not stupid.]

"Don't worry, the clone can't beat the main body."

……

Not far away, Garfield, transformed into Super Saiyan God, pinned the bird-beaked monster to the ground in a few rounds, charged up his Ki Blast at Netero's face, and shattered Netero's head in one blow.

Gluttony is the original sin, and its consequences are being addressed.

Chapter 116 An Accident? Or a Cunning Move? (Sixteen)

[Garfield! I need your help!]

The candy-shaped spaceship streaked across the red sky, hovering beside Garfield, the Saiyan god.

Garfield raised a red eyebrow, surprised by Kowalski's arrival: "What are you doing out again? Have you been free lately?"

Previously, Kovacs had said he wanted to build a fully automated mechanized city. Has it been completed so quickly?

Kovacs's projection nimbly flew to Garfield's shoulder, covered its beak with its fin, and whispered:

[With the mechanical sheep data the boss provided last time, I've successfully mass-produced them in the 'Living Dead Tomb.' Now that I have them, the construction of various laboratories is progressing at breakneck speed.]

[Hey Garfield, could you get me some more Hellmetal? I'm completely out of it, and I'm really short on it!]

"Sure! How much do you want?"

[Give me twenty tons first. If my experiment succeeds, I might need hundreds of tons.]

"What did you do that requires such a large quantity? Are you building warships?"

[No, I'm building an energy reservoir to plan for the future! Some of the aliens the boss transforms into, you can't absorb, right? I want to collect their energy; we might need it someday!]

Garfield nodded in understanding. Some characters are powerful, but he couldn't absorb them all; it was good to leave some samples.

Formation change, Groudon Garfield appears.

The giant beast stood on the earth, and cracks began to spread.

Skill: Earthquake.

As the rock strata fractured, a large amount of magma surged up, and Groudon began to reshape its territory.

Blood brimming with gourmet cells spread wildly along the lava, and soon this territory was completely assimilated by it.

"The power of the earth!"

Groudon Garfield senses the metal underground, causing it to gather and coalesce wildly, forging mature metal ingots in the magma. Dragged along by the rock slabs, it gradually rises from the magma.

"Hey, everything's ready. Figure out how to take it with you!"

[No problem! Thanks!]

The Candy Spaceship activated the Dragon Tooth Key using a magical metal energy furnace.

Open the portal to the 'Tomb of the Living Dead' and transfer this batch of hell metal.

"Oh ho~ I get it, you didn't come up with this energy storage technology just to open a teleportation portal, did you?"

Garfield was just joking, but Kovacs was like a cat whose tail had been stepped on.

[Nonsense! The metal energy furnace was inspired by a mechanical sheep, and that's how I developed this energy storage device. Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand!]

Groudon Garfield rolled his eyes. While this AI was becoming more like a living being, it seemed to have lost some of its intelligence.

Hmm, no, that's not right either. If AI can fool people, then it's not AI.

[OK, all collected. Keep up the good work, I'm heading back now.]

"Get lost. Don't bother me unless it's important. We're very busy."

A flash of white light appeared, and the formation quickly swallowed the spaceship.

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Inside the 'Tomb of the Living Dead'.

In front of that small hill, in the open space between the buildings, a huge number of hell metal ingots were piled up into a small mountain.

Five hundred and twenty mechanical sheep were carrying the hellish metal ingots that had just arrived at a terrifying speed.

All of these metal ingots need to be sealed in special buildings to prevent them from absorbing excessive energy and causing an explosion.

Last time, Kowalski was doing research and accidentally exploded a small piece of Hellmetal.

The energy from the explosion instantly overloaded the debris on the other side, causing a chain reaction of explosions. The entire laboratory was reduced to ashes in an instant; all the instruments were blown to smithereens.

Therefore, these hell metals must be stored in areas far from energy sources.

……

In Kovacs' supercomputer, the data stream flashed by, and the system log for today's 'Living Dead Tomb' was updated instantly.

[Excellent! At this rate, we expect to completely transform this island into a flying, mobile aerial fortress in 45 days!]

The mechanical sheep's goggles flashed, indicating that it had received the order! It then proceeded with its work methodically.

Kovacs instantly transferred his virtual personality into the body of a mechanical sheep, and like a normal person, skillfully avoided the other mechanical sheep.

It came to the experimental table, where a testing instrument was processing the metal energy furnace in front of it.

This is a super battery brimming with digital energy.

[The boss's energy is quite peculiar; it has such a high compatibility with hell metal.]

Beelzemon, after all, is the Ultimate Digimon at the top of the Digital World, and it also represents "Gluttony," one of the Seven Great Demon Lords.

Coincidentally, the material of the metal energy furnace comes from hell. Therefore, its compatibility with hell is practically perfect!

This hellish metal, coated with countless demon souls over hundreds of millions of years, exudes an aura of hell.

Therefore, this thing has an exceptionally high catalytic effect on the soul.

That's why demons in hell like to make this thing into forks.

Because it can compress magic and activate it with mental power, any metal block can be used like a gun.

The shape of the fork allows the emitted energy beam to be more numerous and concentrated, achieving the effect of breaking through the surface from a single point.

Of course, this is just a characteristic of hell metal. Kowasky had already thoroughly researched this aspect.

Now, Kowaski is more curious about Beelzemon's digital energy.

The white energy cluster surrounding the data stream behaved strangely within the metal energy furnace.

Once other energy is stored inside, it will crystallize in the metal energy furnace or become a gel-like form, which is very stable.

It's impossible for it to rotate irregularly like this digital energy.

The entire metal energy furnace flickered. The flow of energy could be seen from the constantly changing interplay of light and shadow; the energy was rotating very quickly.

But why is that?

[This is completely unscientific. Why would this happen? Does data also possess mental properties?]

Kovacs ran into the storage room, took out the energy analyzer, and slowly guided the energy out of the metal energy furnace.

Then an unexpected incident occurred.

That little bit of energy didn't obediently enter the detection instrument; instead, it inexplicably burrowed into the mechanical sheep's body.

The mechanical sheep's data flashed red and instantly went haywire. Digital energy surged wildly within its body, constantly replacing and altering the internal data with the digital virus carried by the energy.

This forced Kowasky to quickly eject from the robot's body and transfer to the nearest mechanical sheep to restore his altered data.

[Wow, that's terrifying energy! I almost got formatted! Luckily, I had plenty of backups.]

[Hello, number 111, can you hear me clearly? If you can, power off automatically! Repeat, power off automatically!]

If two shutdown commands are issued, the machine will immediately crash if it is still functioning normally.

Kovacs, controlling its new body, walked straight over. Since voice commands weren't working, it would have to do it itself. It physically restarted Mechanical Sheep Number 111. If restarting still failed, then there was no other way but to rework it from scratch.

Just as Kovacs was about to touch it, Number 111's green eyes lit up instantly, and its green goggles began frantically uploading unknown data.

The destination of those data was the supercomputer inside the candy spaceship.

[Holy crap, what happened? Has it been hacked?]

Kovacs sensed danger, immediately detached from the mechanical sheep, returned to the candy spaceship, and began activating the firewall and antivirus programs.

[Wow, that's a pro!]

The digital virus's data update was completed rapidly, and this digital energy surged towards the spaceship's Wi-Fi.

The data virus spread rapidly, completely overwhelming antivirus programs, as if it had "eaten up" the network in the "tomb of the living dead".

[Ouch—Damn it, damn it, the house was burgled! How am I going to explain this to my boss?!]

Kovacs panicked; this was completely illogical!

It was a top-tier supercomputer that was actually brought down by a tiny amount of digital energy—no, not even a tiny amount.

I tried to outmaneuver them by modifying the data, but I couldn't. I wanted to unplug the network cable, but all my mechanical sheep were under control, so I couldn't even unplug the network cable.

Kovacs watched helplessly as the digital virus devoured his entire database.

Here, all electronic products were infected by a digital virus.

The world of the internet is developing rapidly.

From a single point, it becomes a surface; from a surface, it becomes a three-dimensional object; and countless three-dimensional objects together form the prototype of a world, which is then refined by incorporating various data.

All the Earth data stored by Kovacs became nourishment for its growth!

The information about the human world and hell is the most detailed.

And Hell perfectly matches the data of Beelzemon from Digi-Energy.

Therefore, the first map to load in this world is Digital Hell!