I Can Program My Body?

A week after the seeded talents received the full version of the [Team Module System], their exploration of the danger zones around the shelter exploded.

With the ability to see each other's positions and analyze every unknown danger, they seemed to have heavenly eyes that could see through anything.

Furthermore, this version was different from the previous one.

Although the mini-map started blank and didn't show any terrain, they could mark the position of every danger they encountered with a warning sign.

Knowing the dangers they had already walked through saved a lot of time each time they returned.

Because of these functions, some even grew bold and explored the outskirts of the danger zone.

Though it was dangerous, it was also rewarding.

It wasn't just about different resource points but also perfect-quality herbs.

Although they were not as efficient as Nash's large-scale scanning, the status analysis let them easily discern whether a herb was of perfect quality.

Finding such a herb, even though they were already rich, they couldn't help but feel excited.

Perfect-quality herbs were in high demand but had no market.

Especially those herbs that could condense elemental crystals. They were basically treasure mines that only needed void energy to grow.

Finding such treasure troves in the depths of the danger zone, many seeded talents couldn't resist going deeper.

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Meanwhile, as they enjoyed the thrill of the danger zone, Nash had finished creating the [Library Module System].

"It's done so quickly!"

In just a week, from idea to completion, it was the fastest module system he had ever created.

This was likely because the [Library Module System]'s functions were similar to other module systems he had built in the past.

From the [Memory Module System] to store and categorize knowledge, to the [Parallel Module System] to upload and decode it, it was all a familiar routine.

What set it apart was its speed, its dazzling speed that left the others in the dust.

While the other two could process one book, the [Library Module System] could upload ten books with the same computational power!

This meant that for every unit of computational power he had, he could upload ten books into the library in a single day!

With over three billion units of computational power, that would be thirty billion books uploaded to the library!

Of course, this was only for uploading books; comprehension was an entirely different matter.

While uploading only needed to skim each page, comprehension required pondering each word.

However, this was where the [Library Module System] shone again.

Unlike in the past, where each comprehension was an isolated case, it was now a joint data analysis.

This meant that, besides pondering each word, it would connect it to the knowledge reserves he already had.

Instead of comprehending a book at a constant pace, it could comprehend knowledge at a compounding speed.

The more knowledge he understood, the faster he could comprehend!

This was especially important for the Void and Soul Saturation manual.

Although he had already maxed out their quality, the speed still has a lot of improvement.

Unfortunately, in the past, improving it meant reading more and more books, which wasn't worth the effort compared to just deducing a higher-tier manual.

However, with the [Library Module System], his Void and Soul Saturation manual reserves became nutrients that could boost his speed for reading more manuals without much effort.

There might even come a time when he could read every Void and Soul manual in existence!

"Huh~ This shelter's soul enhancement is really god-like~" Nash smiled in delight.

Boosting his soul a hundredfold was like giving him a rocket to fly.

Every moment, every second, he was like a supercomputer that could process everything in an instant.

Activating the [Library Module System], strands of his soul began to peer through the tier-four runic storage ring given to him by Zeke.

Peering through each book, strands of his soul mechanically flipped each page, uploading them to the [Library Module System] at lightning speed.

Strands upon strands of his soul power, totalling a hundred million units of computational power, were mobilized.

On the other hand, over 900 million units of computational power were connected to the library as it comprehended every soul manual, void manual, scientific knowledge, general knowledge, skills, techniques, and more.

"This should be enough for now…"

Although he wanted to add more, the computational power he had was also needed for the module system and for his comprehension.

The training module required 70 million, the control module needed 60 million, the sensing module used 150 million, the overlimit and combat module reserved 300 million for emergencies, the memory module took 400 million to process everything, the team module used 50 million to handle chat, maps, and analysis, while the rest required 5 to 10 million to keep running.

Through all this, he only had over a billion units of computational power to work on creating new module systems and manuals.

Fortunately, a billion units of computational power were more than enough for him.

Ten million was enough to reach the full saturation of his creativity; the extra 910 million units of computational power were just for analyzing the feasibility of his ideas.

Suddenly, while he was experimenting with the [Library Module System], a knock came at the door.

"Come in…"

"Leader Noir, sorry for intruding," said Nora, the only scientist of the base, as she greeted him.

"What's the matter? Just tell me."

"Well, can you build a few scientific buildings? Also, I'd like to borrow some books to check something," Nora requested, as she sent him a list of books.

When the shelter reached level two, various functional buildings appeared.

Although Nora called them scientific buildings, they were merely workshops with complete tools to process dark beast materials and item drops.

As for the books, knowing Nash had the entire library in his storage ring, she wanted to borrow a few.

"What do you need them for?" Nash frowned.

Functional buildings with enhancements weren't cheap.

Just a few cost hundreds of billions to trillions of merits.