Chapter 569: Chapter 499: Mass Production of Wizards Plan and the Erased History!

Lynn pondered for a while and felt that he could be immune to the influence of the faith poison probably due to two reasons.

Firstly, he did not establish a connection with those Wizards through faith, so of course, he did not need to listen to prayers every day.

Secondly, every time he connected to the magic network, he had the Smart Brain as an intermediary, and if he were to be stickler, it was not really himself that shouldered all the computing power.

As Lynn was thinking, he questioned the Smart Brain in his mind to verify his theories, and quickly received a confirmative answer.

Just as he had guessed, in the process of allocating computing power, he inevitably came into contact with these people’s memories or thoughts, but since his command did not include these things, they were all discarded as useless.

So, could divinities also be something similar?

Or to put it another way, what means should they use to achieve this?

It must be known that the appearance of the Smart Brain was completely accidental; it was initially just an implantable auxiliary chip in the brain, nothing unusual within the Federation, equipped for every person born in the new era.

Due to some unknown reason, during his transmigration, it was mysteriously quantized, and after being blessed by the magic network, even the computing power was greatly increased.

However, in the database, there indeed existed similar technologies, namely, the quantum brain computer!

This was one of the most cutting-edge scientific research projects of the Federation, part of the plan for the new human class.

As technology rapidly developed, relying solely on the human brain’s memory and the passing on of knowledge was no longer sufficient for the latest scientific research and its needs.

Because diving into any one small branch of cutting-edge scientific theory could often take decades of study and still might not be mastered.

This was the reason brain implant chips were needed; they could significantly resolve the issue of storing basic knowledge, and combined with genetic modification technology, greatly speed up the process of learning knowledge.

Based on this idea, many scientists with wild imaginations hoped to go a step further, integrating the Federations’ advanced quantum computing technology with human brains to create a new human class with extraordinary intelligence, believing this technology could trigger the seventh scientific revolution!

However, how to remodel consciousness was an issue that Federation’s researchers had not fully conquered before Lynn’s transmigration.

But on this planet, things were different. The magic power transmitted from the other side of the Space-Time Gate possessed exceptional strength. What the former world Federation couldn’t achieve, they might be able to take a shortcut.

Although Lynn did not yet know how Harro obtained divinity, the quantum brain computer technology could perhaps become the Wizards’ divinity!

The feather pen tainted with ink continuously scrawled across the blank sheets, recording those thoughts one by one; these were the subject matters that needed focused research next.

Of course, to magicize this cutting-edge technology of the Federation would surely not be an easy task. Besides profound research in the Quantum Domain, Lynn estimated that he must also make significant achievements in the field of Spiritual Energy.

Relatively speaking, utilizing the Smart Brain, the unique divinity within the Wizard community, to enhance his own combat power to deal with Aurora, who had entered the other side of the Space-Time Gate and was incredibly powerful, was evidently a more urgent problem.

Lynn already had an idea in his mind, which he called the Magic Network – Mass Wizard Production Plan!

Just as Lynn was contemplating, a knock at the door echoed outside.

“Come in,” said Lynn, setting down his feather pen nonchalantly.

Entering was Philip, who, upon seeing the scattered crumpled balls of paper on the floor and the research notes piled up on the desk, couldn’t help but remark that the Star of Magic was extraordinary not only in magical talent but also in his unparalleled diligence.

Even a genius worked so hard, Philip felt a bit ashamed, but there was also some pride in his own foresight. A few years ago, he went against the consensus to make Lynn, a Wizard who arrived in Eyeta just a few months prior, the leader of the Eyeta School, a decision which now seemed to be the most correct one he had ever made.

“Dean, Chairman Harrov has asked me to inform you to attend tonight’s meeting, saying there’s a very important matter to be announced,” said Philip, pausing to remind him.

“Alright, I’ll be there in a bit,” Lynn replied. Opening his hand, a wind of magic power swept over, causing the disorderly papers on the desk to flutter together.

It seems the council has made some new discoveries.

…

At night, in the Holy City, inside a magically erected tent, the members of the council were gathered, and Lynn was, unsurprisingly, the last to arrive.

But this was of no concern to anyone; they all knew that the chairmen had been contemplating strategies recently.

After Lynn took his seat, he did not rush to present his ideas but instead inquired, “How goes the war against the Empire?”

“From the intelligence we’ve received, everything is going smoothly!” Aurora replied with a smile.

The kingdom’s army had already advanced to the Empire’s capital, and their main task was to take over various cities.

Because the stationed guards and nobles had all fled before the arrival of the large army, presumably preparing to gather for a final resistance.