I don't have a system but I have a hammer

"You...no, it's impossible!"

Erha's face suddenly changed, his eyes filled with disbelief...

"The terminal system of the Helen's Mountains can only control the time flow rate at the ratio of 'one day in the virtual space and one hour in the real world' at best, and only about seven days have passed since the second child left Planet Rohr..."

"In other words, even if you really become electronic data, only 160 eight days have passed so far. How can you stay for 100 years? Unless you can create a virtual virtual world that can control the flow of time at will. Space, but this doesn’t show up at all, because…”

After a pause, her tone became a little more serious...

"How huge is the virtual terminal in Helen's Mountains? Just to maintain the operation of virtual things and scene rendering, the amount of energy burned every day is calculated in the amount of tens of millions, let alone maintaining virtual living creatures for hundreds of years. This is still It's just one of the conditions. Even if you and the Wright Destiny have enough energy blocks, you still have to consider the time cost of building a new virtual terminal. Where did you come from..."

"Actually, you are right!"

I did not refute, but nodded in agreement with her statement, but my words were a little more meaningful...

"It's just that you forgot that the virtual terminal in Helen's Mountains is not unable to reduce the flow rate of virtual time to a shorter time. It's just because the greater the ratio between virtual time and real time, the higher the cost will be... "

"After all, there are too many large and small scenes and virtual creatures in the Helen'an Mountains. Especially when the destined people from various civilizations enter, in order to let them perceive the real passage of time, such as the rise and fall of the sun, and the transfer of heat and cold light, Animals' sunrise and night rest, all of these, must be supported by a huge amount of data, which in turn increases the consumption of energy, so..."

I looked at Erha’s extremely complicated face after realizing it, pointed at my head, and smiled with a little emotion...

"Haha, we did build a new virtual terminal, but in the virtual space it created, there are no scenes or any living creatures. In complete darkness and nothingness, only my consciousness exists. Of course, since there is no Reference object, so I can't feel any loss of time. It's boring, but at least it doesn't cost too much, and the time flow rate can be arbitrary..."

"These 100 years..."

Seeing me say these words so lightly, Erha, who had already been shocked to the point of speechlessness, could only murmur full of sadness at this moment...

"How did you survive..."

"Are you going to endure it? I don't like this word..."

I picked up the tea cup and covered my hands. I looked at the tea leaves floating and sinking in it, my eyes as calm as water...

"I would only use the word "endure" when I was doing something I didn't want to do. But when I knew that experiencing One Hundred Years of Solitude was the only way to change the outcome of mankind, all that was left in my heart was fighting spirit. Already…”

"Whether it's darkness or loneliness, as long as human beings can achieve the end of free reproduction, then everything I do will be worthwhile. In fact, from the moment I chose to return to the human body, I already realized that At this point, I may not live long enough to figure out a solution..."

"So when there is such an opportunity for change, I will definitely fight for it, let alone a hundred years, even thousands of years. It was from that moment that I truly understood the meaning of my existence, not to Fulfilling the duties of a destined person is not to eliminate any system clan, but to lead mankind towards a future that can be controlled..."

After taking a sip of tea, I looked up at Erha's complicated and silent face, and smiled lightly...

"So why do you say endure? I am just doing what I should do as a human guardian. I am adhering to the beliefs of an ordinary person and wanting to protect a group of ordinary people. Some things have to be done by someone. It’s just that that person happens to be me, that’s all…”

"... "

After finishing the sentence, Erha fell into silence and just looked at me blankly. The inexplicable emotions in his eyes slowly spread, including understanding, admiration, emotion, sadness, and sadness, but in the end it turned into a long and faint sigh...

"You are a great man worthy of admiration. Compared with you, it can be said that any destiny person I have ever met, even civilized rulers, is inferior. Of course, that includes me. At least in this 100-year loneliness experience, I can't do it. Even the second child can’t do it, and no one in the entire star cluster dares to say that he can do it, or even dare to think about it, because this requires not only absolute faith and will, but also a long time. To fight against the invasion of loneliness and darkness, and in the process, spend a huge amount of thinking to transform all your knowledge into answers to solve problems..."

"It's like a farmer who wants to find the answer to crossing a black hole. It won't take a hundred years to do it. After all, you are just an ordinary person born in a remote galaxy and a civilization that is so backward that it can no longer be backward, but you want to crack it. It is a cyclic problem that even countless fanatics cannot solve. One can imagine how difficult it is, alas..."

After a brief sigh, she turned her head and glanced over. Seeing that I was still as calm as water, she took a deep breath to calm down, and a little expectation began to appear in her eyes...

"Okay, now that I know the whole story, I also want to believe that you have figured out a way to change the situation. Although it will take some time before you can sit in, I really look forward to you spending a hundred years. What is the solution you have come up with? I hope you will not disappoint me then. As for now, let me see..."

She lowered her head and glanced at the time, then nodded...

"In another two hours, you will be able to come out to pick me up. We will talk in detail then..."

"it is good!"

After hanging up the communication, I set an alarm for two hours, made the bed, placed the projection box under the pillow, released a particle dummy that was a 1:1 replica of myself, and covered it with a quilt. After making sure everything was safe, he ducked into the closet nearby, leaned against the quilts inside, curled up, closed his eyes, and began to rest...

Alas, I don’t know that without my company...

Brother Hammer is alone on Planet Luoer...

Did you sleep well?…

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