I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 330 - 231: Consumables Must Have the Self-Awareness of Consumables_3

Chapter 330: Chapter 231: Consumables Must Have the Self-Awareness of Consumables_3

Fear flickered in Abba Lerner’s eyes.

Then came an even deeper reverence.

He understood that all of this was due to the limitless might of that superior being,

a power beyond comprehension.

Abba Lerner did not aspire to understand but only wished to bow in devout worship.

However, at this moment,

the pen that came with the notebook as a channel of communication moved again.

Abba Lerner immediately looked over with devotion,

his entire being slightly bent forward to listen to the holy decree.

"Maintain his life while observing some of his subsequent changes,"

Chen Yun wrote down this sentence.

He had not directly disposed of this expendable resource.

Although these D-class personnel were consumables that could be used frequently and discarded at will, he kept this D-class personnel because they were useful.

Because he was curious about one thing.

That was, whether the spiritual damage caused by the collapse of a dream was permanent?

This question was crucial.

Besides,

Chen Yun commanded Abba Lerner to stand before another D-class personnel and killed him thirty times in his dreams, reducing him to a state of extreme spiritual weakness without spiritual death.

Almost the same as the state of spiritual damage of the D-class personnel from the dream collapse.

He wanted to observe.

Could their damaged spiritual strength regenerate on its own?

Chen Yun’s own spiritual strength was regenerative, and he could also be sure that ordinary people’s spiritual strength slowly recovered in everyday life, something he had witnessed many times.

So, what Chen Yun wanted to observe

was actually whether the damage caused by his manipulation of dreams to human psyche was permanent? Or was there an added effect?

If recovery was possible, then observe the rate of their recovery and the various factors that might influence their spiritual healing.

If there was a great disparity in spiritual recovery compared to what he had seen in daily life,

it would suggest that at least one of the spiritual injuries caused by dream collapse or spiritual body death in dreams carried the effect of delaying or even preventing spiritual healing.

In any case,

what the specific results would be needed to be determined by observation over the coming period.

After completing these tasks,

Chen Yun continued to find a third D-class personnel.

As far as his current contemplations about the Dream Entry Ability, the rate of consumption of D-class personnel was not within his scope of consideration.

Consumables should be mindful of their role as consumables.

The so-called consumables refer to those resources or items that are used up for a specific purpose and, after use, often need to be replenished or replaced.

In this context, the existence of D-class personnel, though it may sound callous, they are seen as necessary components to push the boundaries of scientific research and test the feasibility of theories.

Just like the reagents and equipment used in experiments, their status, health, and even lives are classified as "costs" in the progression of experiments.

Chen Yun’s heart was undisturbed; he knew the ethical boundaries of such thoughts were blurred, even crossing certain moral lines.

But...

Chen Yun did not care.

Your destruction is none of my concern.

He felt no more qualms watching videos where people poured molten metal into ant hills than he did about the ants themselves.

He was interested in the metal sculptures that resulted, shaped like ant hills and fused with countless ant corpses.

At this moment, Chen Yun’s experiment similarly held no regard for the life or death of D-class personnel, but focused on the experiment results that were very important to him.

With such vast disparities in levels of existence,

empathy was hard to come by.

Moreover, in Chen Yun’s other videos, those bloggers’ scalding ants were mostly the troublesome red fire ants that bite and are universally loathed.

The D-class personnel, whom Chen Yun was casually utilizing, were all death row inmates.

In comparison,

the situations seemed one and the same.

Thinking thus,

Chen Yun once again conducted Dream Entry on the third D-class personnel before him.

However, this time,

Chen Yun wanted to experiment with something else.

Previously he had experimented with the carrying limit of human dreams and understood that ordinary people could only bear a certain amount of data in their dreams.

Exceeding this limit would cause dream collapse, and a couple more collapses would result in spiritual death.

At this moment,

Chen Yun planned to test the endurance limit of ordinary human dreams.

If one wanted to use ordinary human dreams as servers for multiplayer online dream games, apart from the requirement for carrying limited data, the limitation on duration was also important.

After all, people can accept a simplistic game.

But absolutely not one that shuts down every few days.

And more so because restarts after the server shutdowns might need a rebuild of the dreamscape, possibly leading to data loss.

Therefore,

the endurance time would be even more critical for human dream servers.

Chen Yun did not plan to use ordinary human dreams as servers, primarily because he guessed that ordinary human dreams had a limited capacity and duration.

Currently,

he was merely using D-class personnel to verify his hypothesis.

Thinking thus,

Chen Yun began his simple test.

Endurance limit testing was not challenging.

Firstly, Chen Yun induced the third test subject into an eternal coma, which wasn’t difficult for him.

He had tested this with Killing Intent.

Killing Intent did not cause instant spiritual collapse leading to death.

The effects varied with different intensities of Killing Intent.

More subtle Killing Intent could intimidate creatures.

If the Killing Intent was stronger, this intimidating effect would gradually increase.