Crime Prison Island
Chapter 683 - 318: Divinity Xia Heng?

Chapter 683: Chapter 318: Divinity Xia Heng?

Gao Xin was shocked by the AI’s black technology.

"So, there’s such a thing as Folded Space? I didn’t see anything like that in the Silver Tower’s exchange."

Solomon glanced at Phoenix and was too lazy to answer the question.

Phoenix noticed and said, "The Silver Tower’s store list doesn’t automatically update."

"But its focus is on customizable exchanges; everything in the world can be bought, even if it’s not available, you can have the Angel produce and price it."

"So far, all equipment with B-level or above cold weapon configurations has been designed by us."

Gao Xin raised an eyebrow; he knew about this.

During the Tiger King Conference, Han Feng also told him the same thing.

Additionally, Xia Heng broke the Evil Dragon Castle’s protective barrier and mentioned that many things in various villages were old and outdated versions.

Some things he knew what to exchange to obtain, but the general populace on Crime Prison Island was entirely unaware of new things. Just by looking at the store list, it did not encompass all things in the world.

"Hmm, I’m just shocked that there’s such a technology as Folded Space."

"If you don’t know about it, can you not exchange for it?"

Phoenix nodded: "Yes, this is a technology that is scarcely known even outside, and it was only after we received the reality Combat Card that we learned of this technology."

"And then, you can specify exchanges with the Silver Tower, but some things, even knowing them, you can’t afford."

"For example, if you want a Dragon King Card, you can indeed buy it, but if the Angel doesn’t want you to have it, it will be priced extremely high."

With that, he looked at Solomon: "Solomon, how many Redemption Vouchers would it cost to buy another Dragon King Card outright?"

Solomon snorted: "A trillion."

Phoenix spread his hands: "You see..."

"Huh?" Gao Xin tilted his head, looking at his card. Is this thing worth a trillion?

This is outrageously expensive! Totally not worth it.

Clearly, the Angel just didn’t want to sell it.

Gao Xin looked at Solomon: "If I want to exchange for Folded Space specifically to store supplies or even hide people, can you not give me a sky-high price?"

Solomon chuckled: "Sure, but hiding people is out of the question; first, the space the person occupies has to be spread into a huge plane for spatial two-dimensionalization."

"Then, with optimized algorithms, fold the space he occupies anew, and his volume will be reduced to an extremely small state."

"Afterwards, when you want to summon, you use the algorithm-recorded information to restore it, just like unfolding a compressed paper ball and folding it back into its original state."

"But every technology will have errors, and the disorder of objects after folding will increase."

"We’ve performed live experiments and found that human thought has uncertainties; after restoration, physical information will be heavily lost, causing memory loss and even mental disorders."

"Especially with Anomalies, which are already highly disordered, it is inevitable to go mad after reassembly."

Gao Xin raised an eyebrow; oh, it turns out that objects have to be two-dimensionalized and then refolded.

He roughly understood... how do you put a big box into a small box?

That means dismantling the big box, turning it back into cardboard, then folding it efficiently into a smaller state to fit into the small box.

Of course, it’s not about dismantling people directly, but folding the space they occupy.

The relationship between people and space is like an image drawn on paper. No matter how you fold the paper, the image is still the same image, only the visual effect from the outside looks different, but the nature of the objects within the space remains unchanged.

However, in practice, there will be slight changes.

After all, when folding paper, the paper will have creases, and even if you unfold it to its original state, the picture on it will be slightly affected by the folds.

This minor impact can be ignored for most things. It can be compensated for with super algorithms.

But it does exist, so the more precise something is, the less feasible it is.

The human mind is even less feasible. The impact is significant, and Gao Xin suspected that this is actually a mess of memory information on the soul.

"Has it even been tested on an Anomaly? Who?" Gao Xin was amazed.

Solomon smiled slightly: "011, you know him."

Gao Xin’s face stiffened; a mental patient, and I know him?

"Xia Heng?"

Solomon smiled slightly: "I didn’t say that."

Gao Xin was shocked; although the Angel didn’t admit it, he also didn’t deny it.

He couldn’t think of anyone else; Xia Heng was the most mentally unstable person he had ever met, and it turned out to be due to live experimentation?

Come to think of it, Xia Heng’s origin is also very mysterious; he possesses vast knowledge and technology, capable of hacking even an Angel, yet he never went to school! He was incredibly envious of Luo Yan for having attended school.

A person who mastered a lot of Cyber technology outside but never went to school—what else could he be?

Gao Xin once suspected he was from the Jiyi Army, but this guy was clearly in the dark about Jiyi Army affairs, lacking even basic common sense.

But if he was one of the human Anomalies released from the Angel’s lab, then it makes sense.

Gao Xin had also asked Xia Heng what he did outside, but Xia Heng couldn’t say, always incoherent.

It once made Gao Xin feel that he was deliberately hiding something, pretending to be mad, concealing deeply, but later, he didn’t press further.

Thinking about it now, this guy must have memory loss and mental disorder, so he doesn’t even know where he came from.

He might have wronged Xia Heng; Xia Heng is truly insane.

This guy does everything chaotically—sometimes lucid and smart, sometimes like he’s brain-dead.

Except in the field of cyber technology, where he consistently maintains exceptional sensitivity and logic.

Could this possibly be his divine talent?

The Angel Envoy tested his talent for mechanical transformation by teaching him many things, but indeed, he never truly attended school.

Due to certain reasons, the Angel Envoy subjected him to space folding, resulting in amnesia and madness, then released him into society.

This also explains why a madman with such powerful skills never broke the law in society, and why he willingly sought out Crime Prison Island...

Because previously, he didn’t live in society at all.

Yet, he confidently said that no one ever truly reintegrates into society from Crime Prison Island; this information was likely given to him by the Angel Envoy.

Gao Xin recalled various things about Xia Heng and found he indeed fit the characteristics of an Anomaly.

Unexpectedly, he had encountered a Divinity so early and never realized it.

This was normal; Gao Xin had never opened Sensory Mode in front of Xia Heng, so naturally, he couldn’t see his Divine Light Column.

Gao Xin could discern Yak due to his combat expertise, and could easily see Yak’s combat awareness was extraordinarily strong, as if he had cheats enabled.

However, Gao Xin was unfamiliar with cyber transformation technology, so he didn’t know if Xia Heng’s transformation talent was comparably impressive.

Looking back now, this guy transformed ten Wolf Level beings into partial young elephant cyborgs with only two million, which was quite absurd.

The most ridiculous thing was, Gao Xin was very sure this guy must have secretly embezzled hundreds of thousands, making the actual transformation cost even less.

"Oh, well, turns out he’s a Divinity too... Such a pity he’s a nutcase."

Gao Xin sighed, deciding that he should learn properly from Xia Heng once he returned.

Thinking about this, he asked Solomon again, "What about Themis’s reward? Wasn’t it supposed to teach me matrix construction?"

Before Solomon could speak, Beelzebub shouted, "Hey, finish the game first, how can we start giving rewards now?"

Being the host of this game, Beelzebub got beaten up and no one respected the game—all directly rewarding Gao Xin.

Solomon slapped his forehead: "Sorry, sorry, you should settle things first."

Everyone exchanged glances, then remembered they hadn’t finished the game yet.

Theoretically, they could still kill each other now to get more rewards.

But the five of them exchanged glances and naturally wouldn’t resort to mutual slaughter.

Gao Xin said, "Everyone wait until we get True Dragon Cards, then end the game; that way, we can secure the highest reward."

Everyone nodded in agreement, and in the following time.

They chatted and laughed, waiting for card draws, while eating and drinking, slicing meat from spawned wild creatures to consume.

After a period of rest, more than a day passed, and they finally obtained five True Dragon Cards.

Through mutual negotiation and card exchange, each of them nurtured a Dragon King Card, thereby securing the highest hundredfold reward coefficient.

Yak casually adjusted his soul components, claimed the last territory, and ended the game.

Gao Xin looked at his settlement interface.

"Survival reward of 100,000 Redemption Vouchers, killing one player grants a reward of 100,000 Redemption Vouchers."

"One unsummoned Dragon King Card, reward coefficient of 100 times, receiving 20 million Redemption Vouchers."

"Audience reward of 90 million, total of 110 million Redemption Vouchers obtained."

Seeing this extravagant reward, plus the Dragon King Card, Gao Xin thought to himself that this was an exceptionally profitable round.

It must be said that the Redemption Game is a massively rewarding endeavor.

The only problem is it’s too cruel; just look at how many major figures died in a single golden game.

Black Pearl, the daughter of the Lion King, was directly killed off like that.

If it were outside, this person would definitely mobilize a group of experts to chase him relentlessly.

Lester, the Quasi-Elephant King of the Holy War Army, was blasted by Gao Xin using Energy Angel.

Despite having strength similar to Gao Xin, outside, he wouldn’t have been able to kill him; Gao Xin currently doesn’t have the complete capability to kill a Quasi-Elephant King—if they can’t win, they can at least escape.

Big White Shark, the First Elephant King of Sea King Port, couldn’t even defeat Gao Xin one-on-one; if they met outside, Gao Xin would have to flee.

Yet, he was instantly killed, dying helplessly, without even managing to self-destruct before passing.

Mandala was someone whom Gao Xin forced into a desperate situation, ultimately choosing to self-destruct and perish to assist him.

As a Viscount of Evil Dragon Castle, if he died outside, the protective Caesar would even be willing to wage a war in his defense.

Each of these individuals was undoubtedly heavyweight figures, capable of stirring up storms outside.

But the Redemption Game is cruel like this, so many people with high status don’t play anymore, no matter how great the returns, they choose not to come.

With such high rewards secured this time, Gao Xin probably wouldn’t want to participate again in the future.

With a Dragon King Card as a fallback, along with so many Redemption Vouchers, he could finally sustain a large faction.

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