About the "illusory pupils", Yurkin did not tell others, including Renata.

The reason is simple, it is Yurkin's own secret.

In other words, it is the secret that carries the hope of him and all the birdman survivors. No matter from that perspective, the fewer people know, the better.

Its dark surface seems to be covered with a layer of mist, and it always has a changing shape. It looks very unstable, and it is so unreal, as if it will be disillusioned at any time...

But it was a crystal fragment that Yurkin found from the body of the supreme protector, which was very precious. Just by feeling, he knew it was extraordinary—just at the moment of contact, he felt the surging force stimulating his brain, and his consciousness was a little trance.

The energy contained in the crystal is so huge that it seems to have an impact on any living thing. The origin of these crystals is unknown, and it is necessary to find out.

After a rigorous analysis and review of the materials left by the Supreme Protector, he was surprised to learn that she had already carried out research on the relationship between the "matrix", "carrier" and excitation energy.

In the experiment of the supreme protector, a black "square octahedron" was mentioned, which also has an unknown secret, which is vaguely related to this experiment.

In any case, Yurkin came to a conclusion based on preliminary speculation: the supreme protector used the birdman's "Sol" soul link as a breakthrough in research, and used the combination of his own blood and inorganic matter-obsidian crystal as a "carrier" to transfer the soul to the soul. Force energy is poured into it, and the plan of creating "matrix" is obtained.

At present, it seems that spiritual power is only possessed by birds, so it is only natural that spiritual power is the most convenient biological energy to obtain.

As for the substance obsidian crystal, not only has Yuerjin never heard of it, but he has never seen it.

The results of the study show that obsidian crystals are produced after the fusion of biomass and silicon-based substances. According to the composition analysis, the closest silicon-based substance is likely to be Sutter alloy.

Yurkin was very puzzled by this. Because for the bird people, the Sartre alloy is something that they have come into contact with very early. It is easy to get, and its properties have long been understood, but it is unknown why this change occurred.

Yurkin racked his brains for this and tried many methods. He discovered that after the Sartre alloy is fused with spiritual power, its properties undergo a qualitative leap, and it can become a "matrix" filled with a flow of life particles; and the flow of life particles will be transformed into the energy that transmits information in the "matrix". "Intelligence" may arise.

If it is used as a carrier, it may have even more jaw-dropping functions.

If it were that simple, the answer would be obvious.

However, this is not the case.

The conversion process of life particle flow is still unclear, especially how can biomass and silicon-based matter merge?

Yurkin was still extremely shocked by this—could it be that the obsidian crystal was born from the body of the supreme protector?

Obviously, the Supreme Protector's final experiment was not yet complete, but it inspired latecomers like Yurkin to continue exploring. Based on the new "matrix" theory, he experimented with a large number of materials ranging from organic matter to inorganic matter, biological brain nerve cells to silicon-based elements, and even used Mitro biological cells.

According to the connection between the bioelectric wave and the "matrix", he used his spiritual power to perfuse the satyr alloy, waiting for a miracle to happen with joy...

But the result was unexpected. Not only did he fail to obtain the obsidian crystal, he copied the research results of the Supreme Protector, and even the experimental theory was questioned.

In the end, Yurkin discovered that the reason for the failure was that spiritual power could indeed change the physical properties of matter, but the flow of life particles only existed for a few seconds, and it was annihilated before it could even be stabilized.

The results of the experiments did not match the records of the Supreme Protector, which confused him.

There must be something missing.

Yurkin searched again and again for the Supreme Protector's records, only to find nothing.

Desperate, he experimented with the Aix creature imprisoned in the prison, injected spiritual power into it, and observed the reaction.

In the end, he actually succeeded!

Aix organisms are mysterious proto-ecological organisms. Their activated cells can parasitize any living organisms, absorb their DNA to simulate evolution, and become terrible hosts. They are similar to viruses.

However, under the influence of the birdman's spiritual power, the biological cells of Exx attached to the atomic layer of the satyr alloy, imprisoned the atoms, and ensured the stability of the flow of life particles—thus, the obsidian crystal was born.

Finally, in front of him, it seemed that a ladder leading to the unknown world had opened.

Yurkin was naturally very excited. This result represented the possibility of imprinting the souls of the bird people on such a carrier, retaining all memories and wisdom.

It turns out that the Supreme Protector has been hiding from them and experimenting with X creatures. At the moment when the mother is threatening, this is of course understandable... It's just that Yurkin doesn't understand, why would she do this?

Like something that descended suddenly from another dimension, although the answer was deduced from the experimental results, unfortunately, he was still unable to measure the intensity of this energy.

At that time, Yurgin didn't know—this is the power of the soul.

Destined to be the brightest light on this planet.

It's just that, in the end, fate is rough!

After the stable obsidian crystal was created, Yurkin used the "new matrix" to initially try its use.

His goal is to create a carrier that completely simulates the birdman's consciousness and memory. It is theoretically feasible, but it still needs to be verified by practice.

The result once again confirmed his guess. Yurkin easily copied the obsidian crystals that were loaded into the souls of the birdmen, and preserved their memories in the new "brain".

According to the last wish of the supreme protector, he named these mysterious obsidian crystals "Phantom Eye Pupils", divided them into seven parts, and placed them in the bodies of other birdmen.

At this moment, I am afraid that the supreme protector did not expect that his will was completely inherited, and his unfinished destiny had accomplished a feat, and he really had some kind of creation artifact long ago!

In the legacy of the Supreme Protector, Yurkin did not stop, and continued to conduct research, and he successively came to several important conclusions.

One of the conclusions: one day the carrier of the soul will not be limited to the organism. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com Almost any similar neural network can give birth to a "soul", including inorganic substances.

The creation of a "matrix" is an example. Even an atomic structure composed of thousands of silicon-based substances can endow it with powerful intelligence. After in-depth research, Yurkin found that the programs in the "matrix" also have biological thinking and feelings.

They even discovered that the "Sol Mind Link" that has been helping them communicate is actually just a program.

This made Yurkin ponder, does the soul only belong to living things?

Conclusion 2: The connection of the "matrix" must rely on some kind of energy, which is similar to biological electric waves, but not limited to biological electric waves.

At this time, two forks appeared in the research direction—should we study the "carrier" first, or should we study energy first?

There may be only one answer to the question after all, but Yurkin's time is limited, and he must choose a more suitable direction.

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