Witch Special

Ever since the progress of the Glazed Altar accelerated, everything seemed to be on the fast track. Seeing the Glazed Altar turning the planet beneath his feet into a sponge ball, Lin Zhenxi felt a sense of urgency, as if he were being chased. He immediately entered into seclusion, determined not to do anything else until the Floating City was completely deconstructed.

As the saying goes, nothing is difficult for one who sets his mind to it. As long as you put in the effort and time, even an iron rod can be sharpened into a needle. There's no need to worry about not getting results.

At the cost of being out of touch with this world for nearly a month, Lin Zhenxi finally completely dismantled his old nest, moving everything completely and without any alteration into the wilderness of his own mind.

This means that even if Lin Zhenxi leaves this world and is unable to take away the floating city that she built and carved with her own hands, she can still summon this floating city to her side through the materialization of her imagination in the future.

This is equivalent to having a backup of the data in the cloud disk, so there is no need to worry about losing it. When Lin Zhenxi goes to various other worlds on commission, it can be understood as going to different Internet cafes to surf the Internet. No matter which Internet cafe she goes to, she can download the data in the cloud disk and continue to use it.

Of course, Lin Zhenxi has only solved the step of uploading things to the cloud disk.

If she completed the creation of the inherent barrier, it would be equivalent to hacking into someone else's computer, creating temporary files on someone else's computer and running the program. Although the computer's antivirus software would quickly detect something was wrong and delete the file immediately, at least the program would run for a while.

The manifestation of fantasy is to obtain the administrator privileges of the computer, so that you can create files and run programs on the computer hard disk at will, without having to worry about the computer's antivirus software.

All Lin Zhenxi could do next was to try to open up her own inherent barrier. As for the materialization of fantasies, that was a level of power that she could not reach yet.

The inherent barrier was not so bad, at least she knew how to achieve it. She just had to move the mental scenery in the mental wilderness into reality to complete the erosion of the world. Her previous deconstruction of the hanging city was a necessary prerequisite for opening up the inherent barrier.

However, as for the realization of fantasies, Lin Zhenxi only knows that this thing exists and what it means. As for how to realize it, Lin Zhenxi probably needs to go back and consult his teachers for more information.

Regardless, Lin Zhenxi had completed the deconstruction of the Floating City before Liuli Tan found the World Will, ultimately preventing the overall progress from being delayed. Feeling elated after completing a major project, Lin Zhenxi returned to Liuli Tan's room after a long absence, eager to see what progress had been made there.

Then he was shocked by the entire bright sphere floating quietly above the glass altar.

What is now displayed on the glass altar is a completely complete planet, and there is no visible line extending at all.

No way, Liuli Altar has already explored the entire planet? Why didn't the Heart of the Rising Sun inform me? Lin Zhenxi hurried over and asked the Heart of the Rising Sun what was going on.

The Heart of the Morning Sun lacked an emotional module, so its responses were quite stilted, even rivaling the Tmall Genie Xiao Ai I'd bought a few years earlier. But at least its logic was clear enough, and as long as Lin Zhenxi asked the right questions, it would give a satisfying answer, rather than some ridiculous "Sorry, I didn't quite get that. How about something else?"

After Rising Sun Heart's explanation, Lin Zhenxi finally understood that Liuli Altar's rendering of the planet wasn't complete. Not only was it incomplete, but on the contrary, it had already entered a deep phase, and the rendering process had become extremely slow.

The reason why Lin Zhenxi was able to see an entire planet was because it was relatively easy for Liulitan to render the ground and shallow surface. After changing the working method, Liulitan easily completed the overall rendering of the planet's surface and completely incorporated the surface area of ​​the planet into the entire monitoring system.

In other words, Lin Zhenxi already knew the exact location of every living thing on the planet, making it easy to locate anyone he wanted. After all, no one could possibly live thousands of meters underground, right? Aside from those underground fortifications that stretched hundreds of meters, there was probably no life beyond a few dozen meters.

Fortunately, Lin Zhenxi had no intention of ruling the world; she only wanted to find the will of the world. Otherwise, in this world without mysterious protection, after mastering everyone's location information, she could easily kill anyone through a curse.

To discover the world's will, Lin Zhenxi had dug far and wide. If the entire planet were an oversized onion, she had already used the glass altar to peel back the outermost layer, tens of kilometers in diameter, penetrating the crust and extending her line of perception into the lithosphere. However, there, the glass altar encountered unprecedented obstacles.

That place is all stone, no elements...

It's not like there aren't any at all. After all, elements are everywhere, even in the vacuum of space. It's just a matter of concentration, more or less. But the problem is that all of those elements are solidified in the hard rock layer, and there is no free movement at all.

The Glazed Altar operates by imbuing it with magical elemental particles, imbuing them with assimilation abilities, allowing them to assimilate surrounding elements into their own allies. This influence then spreads from one to ten, and from ten to a hundred, expanding until all elements that can be recruited are imbued with its own color. Successfully rendered elemental particles are then displayed on the Altar itself, and by outlining their shapes, one can understand what is happening in distant places.

In other words, the Liuli Altar's operation relies on elements; freely moving elemental particles are essential for the Liuli Altar to function properly. However, the elements in the rock layer are extremely scarce and their mobility is quite limited. No matter how much Brownian motion one element undergoes, it is difficult for it to come into contact with another elemental particle, making the notion of assimilation absurd.

The Liuli Altar had actually been in this state for a week, and this week, it hadn't even reached a kilometer deep into the lithosphere, making it impossible to advance further. Because Lin Zhenxi's original assignment was to wait until the entire world was rendered before notifying her, and since the rendering work wasn't complete, the Heart of the Rising Sun hadn't notified her of the difficulties.

After all, the intelligent magic device is not a real person. It will only faithfully carry out the tasks assigned by its master and will not blame its superiors when encountering unsolvable difficulties. Therefore, Lin Zhenxi has never known that Liuli Tan’s work has been completed, and he is still happily thinking that his progress is faster than Liuli Tan.

Yes, after learning about the difficulties the Liuli Altar was currently facing, Lin Zhenxi knew that the Liuli Altar's work was complete. It seemed that the limit of the Liuli Altar was the earth's crust. Without the active earth elements in the crust, the Liuli Altar could no longer advance deeper.

The underground of this planet is really lively, with many living beings with high-energy reactions buried here, but it is obvious that they are probably monsters that have not yet been unearthed or awakened.

While some of them had high energy reactions—Ghost-level creatures were plentiful, and even Dragon-level creatures were numerous—they weren't yet fully developed. Once they emerged from their slumber, their energy reactions would likely be even higher. However, Lin Zhenxi believed that World Will wasn't present in the energy reactions detected by the Liuli Altar. After all, with such a prestigious identity as World Will, they should be far more powerful than Dragon-level creatures, right?

Those underground energy reactions are potential threats to the humans in this world. Lin Zhenxi decided to do a good deed and compress the specific locations of these energy reactions and send them to the Hero Association, so that the Hero Association can detonate these mines in advance to prevent them from becoming a force to be reckoned with and suddenly appearing shouting slogans, adding more disasters to this unfortunate human civilization.

Now Lin Zhenxi is no longer in a position where she has no say over anyone in the Hero Association, because after Saitama demonstrated his strength several times, his reputation in the Hero Association has skyrocketed like a rocket.

Now he has replaced Tornado and become the most outstanding superhero of the Hero Association. His iconic bald head has become a most eye-catching business card, and even set off a wave of shaving heads among the people, which makes Saitama feel unspeakable.

Damn it, I'm not naturally bald, my hair will grow back in the future! Saitama always has such unrealistic fantasies about his scalp and hair follicles.

So, Lin Zhenxi sent Saitama the coordinates of the monsters buried underground, and then asked Saitama to pass it on to the Hero Association. Saitama contacting the Hero Association was much more efficient than Lin Zhenxi doing it herself.

However, if the World Will cannot be found using the Glazed Altar, then what should be done next? After sending the message, Lin Zhenxi put away his phone and looked at the Glazed Altar, which had basically stopped moving, and couldn't help but fall into melancholy and confusion.

From the very beginning, after discovering that the world's will had lost contact, she had placed her hopes on the Liuli Altar. For nearly a year, the Liuli Altar had brilliantly completed the tasks assigned by Lin Zhenxi, but in the end, it had received such a result, which made Lin Zhenxi somewhat difficult to accept for a while.

She could no longer think of any other method she could use to search for the world's will. Even the most troublesome, clumsy, but also the most reliable method had failed. What else could possibly work?

Is she really going to be left alone in this world?