Enforcer Manual
Chapter 871 - 841: Deep Dive_2

Chapter 871: Chapter 841: Deep Dive_2

He had already compiled a complete "RT6 Manual", which recorded a large number of "favorable" tactics.

This girl was never one to admit defeat easily, so as long as you went along with her in conversations, subtly making a suggestion, there was a high probability of success.

Once he had mastered this pattern, "Emperor" found that RT6 was actually much easier to talk to than most people, as long as you amused her, she would basically agree to anything for you.

Suddenly, RT6 thought of something and stared at Song Lan incredulously, "But your people, their betrayal has been utterly thorough, and they haven’t even been branded. After so much time, they revealed all the secrets about Spiritual Energy to the Gene Master!"

And the Gene Master put those methods to immediate use, directly applying the way to harness Spiritual Energy in the recent coup in the First Regione.

It was understandable that his mother was severely injured and not yet recovered; however, Song Lan was clearly in peak condition and still jumping around energetically. It was unbelievable that those powerful Psychics had fallen one after another to the master of Spiritual Energy.

"Why are you looking at me like that?"

Song Lan was totally confused, "This is just the state of industry competition; the Gene Master must have promised them better treatment."

It was now the year 2167, and he believed everyone had the right to freely choose their job.

Moreover, from his several contacts with δ and the Shadows, it seemed they didn’t know much about the secrets of Spiritual Energy either; they were like products of forced growth in a dark age, their understanding of Spiritual Energy itself not better than the dean of the Purple Wisteria Academy or the researchers at the Psychic Ability Research Agency like Jiu.

They should be more concerned about the problems at hand now.

"Now that you have the password, you should be able to find the exact location of the ’Sea of Souls’, right?"

The "Predator"’s thought folder had made it very clear.

Their "Father God" needed the "Sea of Souls" to help them advance their research in machinery and artificial intelligence further, so as long as they took the program home first, the other party’s research would stall.

This was also a part of industry competition.

"...I’ve found it."

"Where is it?"

"It’s complicated to explain, it doesn’t exist in any place in this world. The creator hid it deep in the cyber world, no wonder the Gene Master has always been unable to get it."

"So, how do we pick it up?"

"Deep Dive."

Lu Xiang spoke on behalf of RT6.

Ever since Dr. Bai Zhu came to District Seventeen, they had exchanged a lot about hacking knowledge.

Bai Zhu had created the tools for the Deep Web, but she wasn’t the best user of them.

Deep Diving was an extremely risky operation. Ideally, during the Dive, there must be another person watching the diver’s condition constantly to terminate the Dive immediately if any danger came.

Lu Xiang showed extraordinary talent; Bai Zhu said her compatibility with the Deep Web chip was astounding. Yet, despite this, the Dives they had performed had still remained in the shallow parts only.

Bai Zhu had said, the ocean of the cyber world was much deeper than their imaginations, and not even she knew what lay deeper.

It wasn’t until recently that Lu Xiang understood the reason.

The cyber and data world didn’t belong only to humans. RT6’s siblings and their mother had created the parts that lay beyond their understanding.

"Have you tried Deep Diving?"

Lu Xiang’s response surprised RT6.

For artificial intelligence, it was one of their methods of movement, just as some people liked travelling to the seashore. Some of her siblings also saw exploring the data ocean as a hobby, but this hobby was not suitable for humans, "Give up, you will definitely not reach the location of the ’Sea of Souls’."

Usually, she didn’t give kind warnings to humans.

Every AI during their "swimming" had seen human consciousness remnants that "died" due to not being able to handle the excessive amount of information.

Human hackers were only exploring the very shallow layers of the data world; they usually faced the risk of their capacity being insufficient, getting crashed by the overload of information, and even though some might soak in ice water before Diving, it was still not enough to prevent their brains from being burned to a crisp.

"The real deep sea harbors dangers you have never imagined."

"Such as?"

"How can you be sure that our conversation right now is really happening, and not just an illusion your consciousness encounters in the ’Sea of Souls’?"

RT6 did not answer, but retorted with a question.

Even the "predator," who had some understanding of the "Sea of Souls" and had been given the key by its creator, could not perceive this point.

Before the illusions shattered, his consciousness proceeded as orderly as it would in the real world.

"Lack of capacity is just the shallowest danger you humans can encounter. When you dive deep enough, you might never return but instead accept that place as the real world."

The "Emperor" suddenly asked, "What about you? Can you find the ’Sea of Souls’?"

"I don’t know, I’ve never dived that deep."

When the always-defiant RT6 uttered these three words, everyone realized the difficulty of reaching the ’Sea of Souls’.

But immediately, she almost thought of something, "Unless your consciousness didn’t enter through a deep dive."

RT6 didn’t know how her elder brothers had managed it, but theoretically, every human consciousness catalogued into the "Sea of Souls" could adapt to that environment and remain stable there until they were replicated into cloned bodies.

The experiments conducted on the "predator" made RT6 realize that the "Sea of Souls" was not the pitch-black prison she had imagined. It could also contain a world highly similar to theirs, so much so that the consciousnesses existing in that world might not even realize they were imprisoned.

"But only human consciousness can enter in that manner."

RT6 said, "All I can do is open a path for you after your consciousness enters, but I cannot be sure what you will encounter there. It could closely align with the real world or be a projection of your inner memories."

At this point, she specifically glanced at Song Lan, "And you, you better not go in because I have a feeling you’re not a good person."

"Miss RT6, your statement borders on personal attack."

Song Lan felt compelled to remind her.

RT6’s language was always full of aggression, which he found unpleasant.

And he totally didn’t understand why she had to reiterate this at such a time.

"I’m serious."

RT6 unusually responded, "This conclusion is based on the premise that I trust you. You always emphasize that you are a good person, yet the public perception about you never quite matches your self-perception. Aren’t you ever curious about the reason behind it?"

Because these days, there are more and more critics.

Song Lan muttered in his mind.

But RT6’s theory continued, "Assuming neither side is lying and both are making judgments based on correct perception... Then it means that you are viewing the issue from different perspectives or have received different information."

"What exactly are you trying to say?"

"If your consciousness enters the ’Sea of Souls,’ you might receive the information you haven’t received yet... For instance, why they initially called you ’Devil’ or ’man-eating monster.’"

"That’s obviously because..."

Song Lan’s explanation abruptly ended.

He had certainly heard these rumors; the first time he met δ, he had been called by these names and saw extreme fear in their eyes.

But...

How did RT6 know about this?

There were no artificial intelligences present when he met δ, and he had never mentioned this incident to anyone else.

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