In the mysterious world of Cthulhu, I am the Lord of the Gods

"Claude, I believe Dean Orilido has explained it to you very carefully about the esoteric theory of mind."

"Can you recount the five major parts that the Creator made up of human beings?"

Does this have anything to do with it?

Claure looked surprised. He immediately thought about the five parts of people in this world, and then said:

"Esoteric mind theory holds that humans are composed of five major parts, from top to bottom:"

"The first part is the human spirit, spirit, and soul,"

"The second part is human spiritual power, mental thinking, and thoughts,"

"The third part is human memory, emotions, seven souls and consciousness,"

"The fourth part is a blueprint for human growth,"

"The fifth part is the human body."

"These five parts correspond to the five worlds: the divine world, the magical world, the spiritual world, the etheric world and the material world. These are the five worlds formed by the disintegration of the light of creation from high to low." (Note: in the book. The esoteric psychology theory promotes the plot of the story for the author, and the occult esoteric psychology of magic modification is a fictional theory)

After Krall finished speaking, he looked at Professor Grant with a puzzled expression:

"But what does this have to do with how to control the Trojan cyborgs?"

Seeing that Crowl was so proficient in reciting the esoteric theory of mind, Grant nodded repeatedly, and then said:

"Klauer, the composition of the Trojan cyborg is actually not much different from that of a human being. However, a human being is composed of five major parts, and the most perfect Trojan cyborg is only composed of three major parts."

what? !

The composition of the Trojans is not much different from the people of this world?

Claure was stunned after hearing this and blurted out:

"Dear Professor Grant, can you elaborate?"

Grant nodded and said:

"Yes, the reason why Trojan biochemicals are not much different from humans is because:"

"In addition to having bodies that are not much different from humans, they also have a growth blueprint, memories, emotions, and seven souls."

“The legend of the Trojans can even be self-aware!”

“Be self-aware!”

When Crowl and everyone present heard this, they all showed shocked expressions.

Professor Grant ignored everyone's shock and continued:

"Human beings are five-dimensional creatures. Trojan biochemicals. If they are given a certain amount of time to evolve, they can also evolve from a low-level one-dimensional to a high-level intelligent three-dimensional."

"Klauer, the Trojan cyborgs you have seen before, which are completely the same as humans, are probably advanced Trojan cyborgs that have evolved from one dimension to three dimensions."

"The three-dimensional Trojan biochemical man can only be suitable for advanced control and even fate control."

"Advanced manipulation is difficult to detect traces of manipulation."

After Grant said this, he hesitated, and finally looked at Crower and said:

"Klauer, I have already answered the questions you asked before. Do you have any more questions?"

Professor Grant, you are just a vine, bringing out a bunch of melons...

Claure finished his rant quickly and quickly raised his hand to ask:

"Professor Grant, I have a few questions that I don't quite understand, and I need to ask you for help. For example, how did the Trojan cyborgs evolve from one dimension to three dimensions?"

"Also, how do three-dimensional extraordinary beings achieve advanced control, even destiny control?"

Evolution, advanced control, destiny control, these are all very professional terms...

Professor, you have to explain everything clearly. After Klauer asked, he started to complain.

After hearing this, Professor Grant thought for a moment, waved Jenny and Ruth away, took a breath, and drew a four-layered pyramid pattern on the blackboard.

Write in the middle of each layer of the pyramid from bottom to top: instinct, memory, improvisation, and self-interest.

After finishing writing, Grant turned to look at Crower, tapped the blackboard with his cane and said:

"Klauer, this abstract pyramid pattern is the abstract manifestation of the evolution of the Trojan cyborg. In mysticism, this is called the Trojan Evolution Pyramid!"

"To evolve from a one-dimensional Trojan cyborg to an advanced three-dimensional Trojan cyborg, he must possess four indispensable elements - instinct, memory, improvisation and self-interest."

"These four elements are also called the four pillars of the Trojan biochemical man, and this evolutionary pyramid is also called the Trojan growth tree."

"I'll take a baby as an example. A newborn baby has no memory at first and can only rely on instinct to cry loudly. When the mother feeds him milk, he has the memory of drinking milk when he cries."

"When the baby wants to drink milk for the second time, relying on instinct and memory, he may cry loudly, or he may make exaggerated movements while crying. This is his improvisation."

"And his ultimate purpose in doing this is to attract the mother's attention and drink milk. This is his personal gain."

Professor Grant said this, glanced at the quiet crowd, and continued to explain:

"The growth of babies is like this, and the evolution of Trojan cyborgs is also like this."

"Trojan Biochemical's magic imprinted ball can store memories, and its memory storage performance far exceeds that of humans. Therefore, the pillar of memory is the easiest thing for biochemical people to obtain."

"Klauer, can you understand this?"

That's understandable, isn't it just a computer hard drive...

Thinking of this, Klauer nodded repeatedly.

"What remains is the Trojan Cyborg's creation of instinct, improvisation and self-interest."

"This involves attribute assignment, random expression and story line scriptwriting."

Attribute assignment, random expression and storyline scriptwriting?

There are more and more professional terms. A professor deserves to be a professor...

Krall complained and looked at Grant.

Grant ignored Crowler and continued:

"Let's talk about instinct first, instinct correspondence - attribute giving."

Professor Grant said this and drew a bar graph on the blackboard with chalk.

He pointed at the histogram with his cane and said:

"The lowest level of each Trojan cyborg's magic command ball is the basic attributes given to the Trojan cyborg, and these basic attributes are the Trojan cyborg's instincts, which can also be called the 'fate'."

"Instinct is given to the Trojan cyborg when it was created. There are many basic attributes of Troy, as listed in this bar chart."

Claure focused his attention on the histogram drawn by Professor Grant and found that each column of the histogram had written:

Loyalty, emotional acuity, strength, aggression, agility, constitution, intelligence, perception, charisma, will, vitality...

Each column represents an instinct, a given attribute.

"Newborn babies cry loudly because of the baby's perception and intelligence. When a child perceives a strange environment, feels hungry, and feels fearful, he will cry to deal with it. This is his instinct," Grant said. Wan looked at Klauer.

There is some truth in that. For example, a baby turtle that is just born on the beach will crawl towards the sea.

For example, some people are born diligent, and some people are born lazy, such as Kiraji...

Crowl nodded, indicating that he understood.