Witch Special

After finalizing the names of both parties, Hemer continued to set the other required options, and Lin Zhenxi gave the answers one by one.

There was a lot of content involved, such as personality tendencies, the priority of handling various events, etc. Anyway, after all this, Lin Zhenxi didn't feel like he had gained a new subordinate, but rather like he had just acquired a humanoid computer and was going through the activation process after turning it on.

However, no matter how complicated these things are, there is always a way out. After Lin Zhenxi answered Hemer's last question, Hemer said in a female voice that was much softer than the beginning but still had a mechanical feeling. In short, it sounded a bit dull: "Maki, all settings have been completed. Please create a new action target."

"Hemer, your current task is to learn through the Internet and expand your knowledge. I hope you can become a know-it-all, a walking encyclopedia. No matter what problems I encounter, I can get answers from you."

"For this purpose, I specially prepared this warehouse connected to the internet for you. I will also provide you with all the equipment you need. If you need anything, just tell me. As long as it can be purchased with money, I can get it for you. Don't worry about this. We may lack anything in our family, but we have money."

Well, if you can rub gold with your hands, you can be confident. Lin Zhenxi can produce tons of gold by refining a magic circle with just one substance, so how could he be short of money?

Although doing so would be completely meaningless, if Lin Zhenxi wanted to, she could immediately crash the prices of precious metals in the Main World. If hundreds or thousands of tons of precious metals were to flow into the market, all precious metal exchanges would kneel before Lin Zhenxi, begging for mercy.

"Oh, by the way, I have this here too. It's an intelligent magic device with excellent auxiliary computing capabilities. As long as you connect it in series, it should be able to greatly enhance your computing power and process data much faster."

As he spoke, Lin Zhenxi dragged out the various parts of the Heart of the Rising Sun from the space cube, and soon they filled the floor according to their numbers.

This is actually a backup machine. Anyway, Lin Zhenxi knows the method of making the Heart of the Rising Sun. After obtaining the Space Cube, Lin Zhenxi made several sets of backup machines like this for himself.

"Let me assemble it now, wait a moment." After saying that, Lin Zhenxi began to use magic to move the parts and assembled them together with ease.

The Heart of the Rising Sun has made numerous appearances so far, and each time, Lin Maki has had to assemble and disassemble it. With so much practice, her skills have naturally become more refined. Furthermore, her mental strength and magical manipulation abilities have both increased significantly, becoming several times stronger than they were in Saitama's world. These two factors combined allow Lin Maki to assemble the Heart of the Rising Sun at an astonishing rate.

With the assistance of the parallel consciousnesses, Lin Zhenxi directly operated six lines, simultaneously assembling the five parts (Xiaoliu was not involved). His powerful mental strength ensured the precision and efficiency of the assembly process, while his surging magical power ensured the stability and endurance of the mages' hands. Under the overall coordination of Lin Zhenxi's ego consciousness, the progress of the five parallel consciousnesses was seamlessly connected, and the Heart of the Rising Sun quickly transformed from a scattered pile of parts into a complete whole.

Just like that, in just a few minutes, a round metal sphere appeared in front of Lin Zhenxi and He Mo. This speed was more than ten times faster than when Lin Zhenxi assembled it herself in Uncle Saitama's world.

This is Lin Zhenxi’s growth!

Lin Zhenxi raised her palm and pressed the center of the Heart of the Rising Sun, injecting a small amount of magic power into it, activating it. Next, she added the Heart of the Rising Sun's access permissions for Hemo, granting Hemo access to its computing resources. Although Lin Zhenxi still retained the Heart of the Rising Sun's highest authority, with Hemo around, who was more easily able to communicate and understand her intentions, Lin Zhenxi probably wouldn't need this permission anymore.

This went quite smoothly, as the Heart of the Rising Sun's interaction methods weren't limited to mind-to-mind communication. It also allowed for direct physical connections via those light strips, allowing for direct consultation and interaction. The latter even offered a much higher transmission bandwidth than the former. Hemo simply pulled the light strip from the Heart of the Rising Sun and plugged it into a port on his back, not caring about the differences in the protocols. He managed to connect successfully anyway.

Isn't this universal socket a bit too universal?

It didn't matter. As long as the problem was solved, Lin Zhenxi didn't pay much attention to it and turned to move on to the next step.

But at the next step, something went wrong.

That is, Buffon has no way to access the network in the main world.

Lin Zhenxi was completely taken aback by this situation. She had never imagined that such a problem would arise here. Even the direct connection to the Heart of the Rising Sun was working so smoothly, so why was the simpler network connection not working?

She soon understood the reason: the network data transmission method on the Main World was too backward and simple. Ultimately, it was just a series of light signals, which Hemer couldn't directly parse. After all, Hemer had already developed to the point where she could directly process information, which was a perfect match for the Heart of the Rising Sun. But if she had to downgrade the processing of optical and electrical signals, she would be at a loss.

This question... is a bit embarrassing.

Lin Zhenxi now had two solutions. The first was to equip Buffon with a processing module for the Main World's mainstream network, which used fiber optics as its primary transmission medium. This module would convert the optical and electrical signals running through the fiber into information she could understand. The second option was for Lin Zhenxi to directly contact the "company" and request a converter to convert network signals into information, and then have Buffon connect to this converter.

While it sounds like the same approach, the former is more targeted, while the latter has a wider scope. If it were solely for converting photoelectric signals, Lin Zhenxi could probably just buy the corresponding items directly at the "company's" trading center. With the latter, Lin Zhenxi would naturally expand the scope of the conversion frontend, requiring it to convert a wider range of signals into information that could be directly read by the Hemo, potentially requiring a higher level of technical expertise.

That kind of thing wouldn't be universally applicable, as it would be a conceptual device, a converter capable of converting anything categorized as "information," including but not limited to electromagnetic waves, optical signals, electrical signals, acoustic signals, and even brain waves, into "information." This kind of thing would likely only be custom-made by a "company," a service exclusively for special envoys, traded for contribution points, and never sold to the public.

Hemer is Lin Zhenxi's most capable assistant, and she definitely hopes to equip Hemer with better equipment.

And didn't this situation also serve as a reminder to Lin Zhenxi? This time, He Mo couldn't understand the network signal from the main world, but who knew what strange things might be in other worlds that she couldn't understand. If she chose the first option, He Mo would be able to handle the network signal, but then, in the future, when she went to another world and left the abundant resources of the "company," if she encountered this situation again, would Lin Zhenxi be left with nothing but blind guessing.

Therefore, it is best to solve the problem once and for all from the beginning, even if it costs a little more.

In fact, if Lin Zhenxi possessed the original Heart of the Rising Sun, the authentic ancient legacy Heart of the Rising Sun, this problem would not exist at all. The Heart of the Rising Sun has the innate ability to process various information and output them in the form of information, so no matter what kind of creature it encounters, it can communicate with it without any obstacles.

But that belongs to another module. What Lin Zhenxi got from the Heart of the Rising Sun were only the blueprints of the calculator part, and there was no information conversion function at all, so this matter can only be thought about, and the final solution still depends on the "company".

If this issue is not resolved, Lin Zhenxi will not be able to do what he expected most from He Mo, so solving this problem has become the top priority. So Lin Zhenxi took out his personal terminal, opened the commission interface, and then began to enter the "submit commission" interface unfamiliarly and began to edit his request.

Just like Lin Zhenxi had previously completed internal commissions from other departments within the "company," she was naturally qualified to initiate commissions. She only needed to pay a certain fee, and her commissions would be entered into the "company's" processing platform, which would then distribute them to other employees within the "company" who, according to the system, were capable of resolving the issue.

Of course, this process is not a completely rigid straight line. As the bounty amount posted by Lin Zhenxi... that is, the contribution points... becomes higher, the commission she issues will not only have a higher priority within the platform and a faster processing speed, but there is even an "internal buyout" price. That is, as long as Lin Zhenxi is willing to pay that price in contribution points, the "company" will no longer assign the commission to others, but will instead solve it by the "company", which is equivalent to directly purchasing the solution to the problem.

Of course, "internal buyout" is a service exclusively for special envoys. As for other employees of the "company," regardless of their rank, whether they are receptionists or managers, they can only submit their orders and wait for the platform to process them. The privileges of special envoys in the "company" are fully reflected here.

After Lin Zhenxi finished editing her commission, the "company" offered an "internal buyout" price. If Lin Zhenxi felt the price was too high, she could close the special interface, enter her contribution points, and follow the normal process. Of course, Lin Zhenxi was in a hurry and wanted to resolve the current issue as quickly as possible, so she went directly for the "internal buyout."

Moreover, she is now a member of the "company's" internal system, so there should be some benefits in this regard, right?