A God-like start: creating a super gene to become the Heavenly Emperor

Keisha held the teacup, still feeling its warmth, took a sip, and then looked at Lin Yu and spoke.

"Naturally, it's about belief."

"So you are a god, while everyone else, including me, just call themselves gods," Lin Yu said with a smile.

This statement, along with Karl's saying that mortals will respect you but gods will not, actually expresses the same idea.

“Child, you too will be a god.” Keisha put down her teacup, stared at Lin Yu, and spoke after a moment.

"Keisha, it's not appropriate for you to call me a child in this state," Lin Yu said, pointing at Keisha and making a small gesture.

"Childish," Keisha said, pursing her lips.

Having read Lin Yu's data, she knew that Lin Yu didn't like being treated like a child.

Lin Yu did not refute the naiveté.

Keisha treated him like a child, but communicated with him as an equal, listened to him, and acknowledged him, instead of trying to control him.

Just like this time when he sat down to talk, given his personality, he wouldn't easily do something without personal gain.

But this is Keisha, and time seems to have returned to Emerald Star, where that hasty exchange seems to have a sequel.

"I am the supreme god, whether I am a god or not is not my concern," Lin Yu said after thinking for a long time.

“Hmm…” Keisha nodded. She understood what Lin Yu meant. She was a god, but not a qualified chief god.

This is basically in line with what she once thought: justice and order only need her to uphold them; the angelic civilization doesn't need to abide by them, or rather, it doesn't need to be so demanding.

Although Lin Yu did not mention whether justice and order were wrong or not, he said everything.

"Thank you!" Keisha said earnestly.

"You've already thought of it yourself, there's no need to thank me," Lin Yu said, refilling Keisha's teacup.

The moment Keisha chose to log off, she knew that the Order of Justice was problematic for the Angelic Civilization.

“Without the Dark Dimension, I don’t have much technology left. You can ask me directly if you have any questions in the future. There’s no need to…” Keisha said, glancing at Chang Xi and the other person beside her.

"I really don't have any ulterior motives this time, I just want to chat with you," Lin Yu explained.

"I know, and I'd like to," Keisha said casually, though her expression only made her seem a little arrogant.

"Do you want a hug? I'm not a child this time." Lin Yu said, opening her arms to hug Keisha.

"Get lost!" Although she said it, she was still hugged by Lin Yu in the end.

Keisha raised her hand and ruffled Lin Yu's hair.

The two exchanged very little, but actually revealed a lot of information.

At least in the short term, the two will establish a relatively trusting relationship, and Keisha is worthy of that trust as they continue to get along.

As for the thing Lin Yu forgot to ask, there was really no need to ask anymore, since Keisha had already thanked her.

This means she can no longer appear and influence the angel civilization, so naturally there's no need to contact the angels.

For the rest of the time, Lin Yu was immersed in the dark dimension, discussing technology with Keisha, especially the fourth-generation divine body technology.

He encountered a problem: he wanted to merge his divine body with his spacetime divine body.

This is equivalent to writing two completely different algorithms into a dark matter computer the size of an atom.

Moreover, these two divine bodies are inherently contradictory: the divine body is hard and difficult to solve, while the spacetime divine body is easy to solve.

"Why do we have to consider wormhole solutions? Don't you already know how to use the space instability technology?" Keisha asked curiously.

"I've always believed that fundamental technologies have unlimited potential," Lin Yu said.

"I think you're just thinking of running away if you can't beat them!" Keisha rolled her eyes at Lin Yu and teased him, but her cute appearance didn't really give her any real presence.

"That's called being cautious, Little Naisa, you wouldn't understand," Lin Yu shook her head and explained seriously.

"boom!"

"Call me Little Milksha again, and I'll beat you up!" Keisha said, raising her fist, then became serious and continued.

"Your third-generation divine body is like a dark matter computer installed at the molecular level, but at the atomic level, the dark matter computer shrinks again, and the algorithm can no longer be written."

"let me see…"

“I’ve got it. You can use the algorithm matrix, which should be something you’re good at,” Keisha said, pointing to the moon and sun in the sky.

"If nothing unexpected happens, you should already know both stellar energy drive matrix technology and dark energy advanced drive matrix technology."

Lin Yu's eyes lit up; this was an idea. She then gave Keisha a thumbs up.

"However, this technology is not perfect. The fourth-generation divine body created using the algorithm matrix cannot compare to the Divine Body in terms of hardness, and the enhancement of the wormhole algorithm cannot compare to the pure spacetime divine body," Keisha shook her head and added.

"No, no, no... I have a solution to this problem." Lin Yu waved her finger and said with a smile.

"Hmm?" Keisha asked, puzzled.

"The void!" Lin Yu said mysteriously.

Keisha narrowed her eyes, seemingly trying to understand what Lin Yu meant.

"Ordinary divine atoms use sacred atoms. The space where the sacred atoms are located, the corresponding void, is used to write spacetime technology. Of course, this is just my idea. Writing algorithms into the void is something I haven't figured out yet."

Lin Yu didn't keep him in suspense; he directly stated his thoughts.

"The Fifth Generation Divine Body!" Keisha exclaimed.

Whether it's the first or second generation of the divine body, or the current fourth generation, its fundamental purpose is to achieve eternity.

The fourth-generation divine body technology at the atomic level can still be destroyed by a supernova explosion, as has been proven, and therefore does not belong to eternity.

It is only because the divine atoms can position themselves in relation to each other and can aggregate given enough time and conditions that they can be considered eternal, that there is a saying that the divine body is a 4.5 generation divine body.

The aggregation of the spacetime divine body requires computer-aided aggregation and can only be considered a fourth-generation divine body.

Lin Yu's idea is to write the algorithm into the void where the atom is located. The void is the original state of space, which will not change regardless of the influence of stars or other energy impacts.

If the void where the divine bodies reside are locked together through an algorithm, then the divine bodies in the corresponding main biological plane will also never be destroyed, which is true eternity.

However, Keisha also thought of Karl's phantom body. Was it a similar theory, except that Karl's divine body in the main biological plane could not withstand the influence of the void and was decomposed?

According to Lin Yu's experiment, the relationship between void and space is one of opposition.

Therefore, one possibility is that Karl did not really want to become a phantom; in reality, his divine body was disintegrated by the void.

"Lin Yu, this method is risky." Thinking of this, Keisha looked at Lin Yu and reminded him.