Chapter 125: Chapter 127: Miniature Computer Under Iron Blood Technology
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“It doesn’t record much knowledge, and that makes sense, a lone wolf who goes out hunting is not an Iron Blood Elder.”
“But no matter, my learning ability is too much of a bug, and with academic research, I can completely perform reverse deduction, plus Wen Country’s technology system, combining the Magic System and Hell System, I can totally integrate my own civilization system.”
“The research on Hell Power and Crimson Element has already merged into the Red Prison Element, I’ll set it aside for now since it’s sufficient.”
“As for my own transformation? I’ll talk about that later, for now the amount of magic power in my body makes a Magic Divine Arrow far more outrageous than a level 5 magic, I’ll address it later.”
“Floating City then, but a mere Floating City isn’t suitable, it’s a good time to handle the matter of the Iron Blood Warrior. If I can acquire Iron Blood Technology to combine with the Floating City, I could totally build an interstellar fortress.”
“There are also the latest three troop building blueprints that Black Hand has kindly sent over; it seems he has paid quite a price.”
“Good stuff, I’ll have Black Hand gather more, I remember there are many similar troop types and products.” Qin Muye knew that the mages had not only beast-human products but also more orthodox ones, namely the making of these animate puppets.
“The Dragon Vein Spirit Monster has completed the preliminary Dragon Blood Spirit Monster project, let’s postpone this one.”
“I remember Iron Blood Warrior’s technology in the genetic field is also quite impressive, Iron Blood Hound itself is a Genetic Beast, right?”
He checked the Miniature Computer, other than being used as bombs, most are used for aiding in controlling equipment and performing biological analysis, meaning they are all applied in combat and medical fields, thankfully there are some data on equipment, Qin Muye analyzed it and could use it to manufacture Iron Blood Warrior equipment.
Besides, there are also a plethora of corresponding construction technologies and so on.
Unless it involves Qin Muye’s and his territory’s interests, otherwise Spirit Monsters don’t bother each other.
From single combat to urban mecha and then to terrestrial giant constructs, magic craftsmanship combined with technology, close-range brawling? Ever heard of long-range firepower striking?
All are tied together by interests, and also the Exorcist Scholar has enough strength; otherwise, he would have been completely devoured by demons long ago, no wonder he’s called Exorcist Scholar, if he can’t subdue, he’s gone.
And since they’re human, they definitely have their own thoughts, so once the number of heroes increases, naturally, they start forming cliques and factions, and some forces even intentionally place people inside, although there is loyalty to check the hero’s loyalty, but if a hero’s capability is too strong and even if his loyalty is low, knowing the issues, one still has to pinch the nose and accept.
As development progresses to later stages, this kind of spirit becomes quite rare, especially after the territory expands significantly, presenting bloated situations, but such situations do not greatly impact Qin Muye.
Moreover, it’s between different troop types, just like True Dragon Emperor, who is also another party’s skilful authority, able to balance the troops under his command, his troops all relate to dragons, some Dragon species are mutual enemies, yet there hasn’t been chaos, enough to show his capability.
What’s more crucial is that troops might also be abducted by heroes.
After storing the three blueprints along with related knowledge securely, Qin Muye then picked up the Iron Blood Warrior’s Miniature Computer.
Just like most Lords, even if they have gone through the instance, they still use magic like the natives.
Picking up the Miniature Computer, Qin Muye headed towards the Supplies Warehouse.
Other Lords are different, they don’t have methods like Qin Muye, so most heroes are recruited, namely from the natives.
Qin Muye doesn’t plan on wanting animate puppets, he plans to use this technology to craft assistive equipment for wearing.
Qin Muye recalled the settings from his previous life, vaguely remembering a bit, but he still needs to research to figure out how exactly it was.
Qin Muye without strength, a bunch of loyal Spirit Monsters protect him, even if Spirit Monsters don’t get along among themselves, they will unite and not damage Qin Muye’s and the territory’s interests for personal reasons, and these factors are why the game was trimmed to this state at the start.
Qin Muye in fact also had his thoughts if the analysis of Iron Blood Technology goes well, these three troop types can be very useful for him.
What Qin Muye needs to do naturally is to capitalize on strengths and shore up weaknesses, moreover, with the Horror Universe, if it doesn’t work out, he can always figure out something when he can step into interstellar later.
Qin Muye was sketching and jotting down in his memo, and soon decided on his target.
Qin Muye’s sweeping reforms were rather uncommon.
If Qin Muye could extract genes from the Iron Blood Warrior just as he extracts suitable bloodlines from the Dragon Clan for the Spirit Monster, and then transplant those to the Spirit Monster to grant them corresponding abilities, wouldn’t that be better?
All three were mage-type troops and all were puppet creatures; the Stone Ghost Armor was the most common, a first-tier soldier found in most mage-type lord’s armies, while the Demon Statue is a bit more precious, a third-tier soldier, but not too difficult to acquire.
Even there were factions among the types of soldiers, let alone different species, Qin Muye’s Spirit Monsters included various factions.
The Stone Ghost Armor was exoskeleton armor, the Demon Statue was Mecha, whereas the Titan was a giant structure.
So, replicating Qin Muye’s Spirit Monsters wasn’t impossible, but it was quite challenging, especially since Qin Muye’s Spirit Monsters, other than the name, had nothing to do with Spirit Monsters anymore and were more like newly born beastmen.
He certainly trusted in his own Talent.
Tian Qi disliked Black Hand’s methods, while Demon Blood was self-sufficient thinking only of slashing people, and Evil Speech mumbled about Death System and Curse System Magic, disliked by everyone, and there were also some Life System professions that acted independently.
The Iron Blood Spaceship is currently stored there, as there’s no other place to keep it, not to mention such an important item can’t be left out in the open.
Wang Junzi might have it a bit better. After all, he is from the Undead Clan, and as long as he has the power, he doesn’t have to worry about the heroes and soldier types beneath him rebelling.
The three new sets of blueprints were for the Stone Ghost Armor, the Demon Statue, and the Titan.
Luckily, “Lord Era” came with a translation; otherwise, the text would have been a real hassle.
If it’s like the Skeleton Soldiers or Spirit Monster with constant morale, they indeed wouldn’t betray us, but for lively beings such as Elves or Dwarfs, where morale can fluctuate, a hero with low Loyalty harboring ulterior motives could indeed turn them against you.
He never considered buying Spirit Monsters from other lords; Spirit Monsters not crafted by oneself will never be loyal to oneself but only to their original lord—a fact they had understood long ago.
Therefore, many lords secretly cultivated Spirit Monsters, trying to replicate Qin Muye’s Spirit Monster territory, but sadly, almost none succeeded because they found Spirit Monsters to be genuinely weak. Even some followed Qin Muye’s path as a Scholar, but they lacked the Talent for Learning Ability, and the process was progressing too slowly.
As a result, although their territories were powerful, the lords could still find their judgments swayed by various external factors.
This was fundamentally simple; Qin Muye’s territory was very pure, consisting only of beastmen such as Spirit Monsters, be it soldier types or heroes.
Another point was that Spirit Monsters had been obsolete for so many years because of their weak strength, leading to no further research, so it was a trap for other lords.
That was the difference.
These lords were actually not suited for Qin Muye’s path; they required sufficient military power not only to deter external enemies but also to control their territories.
This was directly reducing dimensionality to strike.
If they were successful, while others were still wielding swords and sticks, Qin Muye would have already equipped his Spirit Monsters with Stone Ghost Armor, driving Demon Statue Mecha or even operating the Titan Giant Structure.
What was really treasured was the Titan soldier type, probably a fifth-tier soldier in the Magic Continent, likely obtained from the natives, and such precious soldier blueprints were not something one would sell.
This justified the saying, “Those who learn from me live, those who try to be me die.”
As long as it served Qin Muye and his territory’s interests, Tian Qi disliked Black Hand’s way of doing things but would still execute Black Hand’s administrative orders.
As for torturing Iron Blood Warriors? Forget it, there isn’t much of value to gain from them; the only worth might just be the Iron Blood Warrior race itself.
As for the natives, they had never considered studying Spirit Monsters. They don’t have soldier architectures. One Spirit Monster is one Garden Elf, which would be a bad trade. Trading a Garden Elf for a Spirit Monster would be a massive loss.
The most unfortunate might be the Exorcism Merchant. Qin Muye had heard that under his command were Devils and Demons. Whether soldier types or heroes, they’re all a cunning and sinister group, estimating the highest Hero Loyalty wouldn’t exceed 50 points.