However, that was not the end of the memory.
Now, Lin was inside the spare warship, observing the memories stored in the cube. There was still a part to this.
When the AI dominated the Memory Keepers and forcibly stored their memories in the cube, they did not stop destroying the Memory Keepers.
The AI did not kill all the Memory Keepers. They kept some of their … offspring.
To be precise, a group of newborn babies who did not know anything. Then, the AI began to study these babies.
The AI transferred the memories stored in the cube to the babies. This allowed the babies to directly obtain the knowledge of the adult Memory Keepers, so they did not have to learn.
Moreover, the AI knew how to transfer part of the information and not all of it. This way, the babies could only obtain knowledge, but not memories.
Therefore, not long after the babies were born, they learned how to use weapons and equipment. However, they did not know what happened to their species.
Then, the AI did something … strange.
At this time, the AI no longer lived in the underground city. They integrated all the machines in the city and assembled them into a huge machine. This was the spare warship that Lin saw now … the original version.
Then, they left the underground, went to the surface, and flew into the sky. They started a new life in the air that connected the worlds.
What Lin saw up to this point was no longer a memory. Instead, it was a recording of everything that happened next.
Although they had recorded these things, they did not explain their actions in this record.
While they lived in the air, they also constantly collected resources to make themselves bigger and stronger. Because they were non-cellular creatures, they were rarely attacked in this place.
Then, the AI began to build some … arenas.
At first, they built them inside the warship. They allowed the babies to grow up and fight in the arenas. They used various methods of transferring information to the babies, making them think that they were born to fight each other.
Later, the AI did not seem satisfied with building small arenas. It began to build bigger … battlefields outside.
It was the place the Scholar and the others had discovered. The first thing the AI did was to find a place where there were relatively few creatures and dangerous creatures. It built a large open space there and threw a large number of hatchlings into the open space. The hatchlings were allowed to grow and fight against each other.
They provided equipment to the Memory Keepers of the war. They controlled the entire war to ensure that there was no peace. There had to be … war.
There was not only one such battlefield. In fact, there were many AI machines, and every place had a bunch of Memory Collectors who were fighting.
These places would sometimes be invaded and destroyed by powerful creatures. At that time, the AI machines would build a new one, and then continue to put a large number of Memorizers to make them fight.
War was not … meaningless.
The AI machine would choose the commander of the victorious group and let it … live in the battleship.
Some commanders would let it live for a period of time, but some would immediately merge its memories into the cube as soon as it was brought up.
As a result, the AI machine had collected a lot of … 'Commander's Memories'.
But Lin didn't know why they were collecting these memories. Those who had these memories were usually very good at fighting, and were good at all kinds of strategies.
However, it did not need to be proficient in these memories to see the lives of intelligent machines. However, they seemed to have always been keen on collecting such memories.
Of course, they also injected the memories of these commanders into the minds of the new fledglings. These fledglings with the commander's memories did not need to fight and could stay on the warship from the beginning.
Right now, the small aircrafts that were attacking Lin were basically the commanders and the fledglings with the commander's memories.
This battleship did not create mechanical troops but allowed them to operate aircraft to attack. This was quite interesting.
Also, after Lin came up. All the counterattacks she saw were created by these commanders. None of them were personally controlled by the AI machine.
They did not seem to create any weapons themselves, or did they think … that attacking the Voids did not require them to do it themselves?
Right now, even though Lin had invaded the location where the memories and records were stored, they did not attack. Perhaps this location was not that important to them?
There were many mysteries surrounding this AI machine. What Lin wanted to know was … other than making the Memorizers who created them fight non-stop, they did not do anything special. Then why did they attack the camp of the Voids?
Lin felt that this was indeed related to the Dream Eater.
After the Dream Eater came here, it might have controlled some of the surrounding creatures. Lin believed that the AI machine was controlled.
The cube here was only their records. Lin wanted to know where the AI machine's main consciousness was.
She had thought that this was the control room, but it seemed that was not the case. In that case, she would continue to search.
Lin felt that it was not difficult to find the target's location. The main thing was to use a method to search. And that was …
'Boom!'
The sound of the explosion caused the warship to tremble again.
Outside the warship, the Voids' camp continued to shoot at the sky. Lin had stopped all the small flying machines that attacked them. Therefore, the Voids could continue to shoot at the warship in the sky without any hindrance.
If they were to suffer continuous attacks, would these intelligent machines still be able to … do nothing?
It seemed to be the case.
Lin realized that even though the warship was trembling more and more, they only increased the number of 'commanders' and did not decide to launch a counterattack themselves.
It seemed that they really did not have their own weapons. Lin felt that this was too impossible.
Regardless, Lin could still find its location. Lin's pom-poms were now inspecting the entire warship.
Behind these memory cubes, there was something like a 'thread' that was connected to a very far place.
This thread was not a real thread with a physical body. It was similar to … an electric current.
Lin did not feel it before, but after the fierce attack, she could clearly feel it. Lin felt that these 'threads' were probably used to transmit information. It was transporting the memories in these cubes to another place. It might be creating more commanders at a certain location.
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