The music reached a violent and conflict-filled climax. Shi Dong's head, which was in the middle of the formation, floated up into the air. Suddenly, a strong light flashed. Like a star exploding, a disc-shaped explosion with spots of blue light erupted in all directions. Then, it disappeared into one spot.
When the Warlock Saint saw this, he thought that it had failed. But to the others, this was just the beginning. A few High Priests of Life opened their own water mirror screens and used new methods to monitor the situation where Shi Dong's head disappeared. Their duty was to report all the situations to their biology teacher, the former Demon King, so that Fen could make the most correct adjustments in real time.
On each of the twenty-five positions, a ball of lightning was condensed and continuously shot plasma streams toward the center. Under the stimulation of the plasma collision and sparks, the most primitive life material gradually took shape.
The Dragon Language music ensured that everything followed the original arrangement. Amino acids and carbohydrates in the air formed a synthetic precursor, which then transformed into a four-stranded helical nucleotide. The process of the birth of life appeared before everyone's eyes at an unimaginable speed under the acceleration of magic.
Unfortunately, Lin had no time to appreciate all this. The World Tree's duty was to calculate all the possible changes and transmit the huge amount of results to the Head Coffin, which was also calculating.
In addition to calculating, Fen was also responsible for adjusting the original design based on the data in the Head Coffin and the situation reported to her by the High Priests of Life.
Lin was also calculating and adjusting the Dragon Language music emitted by the 30 lampstands so that it could correspond to Fen's adjustments. To put it simply, Lin was like the conductor of an orchestra, controlling the strength and changes of all the instruments. But the composer was sitting next to him, handing out new scores from time to time. It could be the next chapter or the next section, so he had to make changes immediately.
He had no time to complain at all. He just tried his best to follow the rhythm of other existences. Marco Lin did not even have time to think. Everything was done mechanically. Once something was in his hands, he had to make corresponding changes immediately.
At this time, the lamp oil in the lampstands played a considerable role. This was used in a mage's beginner meditation ritual to allow the meditator to concentrate. It was the most commonly used magic material. Of course, those that would be used in this kind of place wouldn't be substandard products with impurities. Right now, Lin needed to concentrate even more than when he was meditating.
The rhythmic theme intertwined with the first theme as the volume of the chord gradually decreased. In a subtle and undetectable place, there was already the initial synthesis of life forms at the place where Shi Dong's head disappeared. At the same time, it was also the place where several streams of plasma collided. The timing was in the rhythm of the reappearance, but there was an uncoordinated way of reiterating it.
The scene in front of them, accompanied by the sound of the incantation, was actually so beautiful. This was something that the spectators had never imagined. They couldn't help but indulge in it, acting as if they were intoxicated.
However, this wasn't a magnificent piece of music in a concert hall. This was an out-and-out incantation, and it was Draconic Magic. The first to feel uncomfortable wasn't the lowest-ranked acolytes. It wasn't even Leonardo, who couldn't even pass the first round of acolytes' tests. Instead, it was the female noble student of Mage Saint Mahathab.
A noblewoman who had become an official magician naturally had a certain level of knowledge and strength. But that didn't mean that she wasn't protected by others, nor did it mean that she had the means to bear the brunt of the storm alone. She, who had been protected, had never faced the various strange attacks of magic head-on. Thus, she fell for a poison like the Draconic Magic.
Fortunately, this magic wasn't about killing, so the noblewoman magician only felt uncomfortable. Her teacher noticed this and immediately sent someone to send her to rest. Mahathab approached the wood elf he was familiar with and asked, "Kalama, do you know what your Majesty and those people are doing? How can there be this kind of … sound similar to music? "
"Ha, Mahathab, if you don't think I know, then you don't have to stand here as punishment." Pointing at the man who was waving his hands and commanding everything, the wood elf Kalama said, "That's a circle that I'm not qualified to enter."
Mage Saint Mahathab also looked back at the scene of the ceremony. Even with her knowledge, she couldn't understand the slightest bit.
To be titled as a 'Mage Saint,' one had to be recognized by enough branches of the Society of Sorcerers in the Mystic Lands. The more places one went, the more knowledge one had. And only those who could effectively convert these knowledge into combat strength were qualified to be called a Mage Saint. This was the reason why Mage Saints stood at the top of the world of magicians.
Thus, every Mage Saint had to be a scholar. Even if they didn't know how to use a certain magic, they could still roughly explain its origin and find a way to counter it. However, Mahathab only had a feeling that she didn't know where to start with the ceremony in front of her. Whether it was to destroy, help, or deal with an emergency situation, this Mage Saint couldn't find a suitable entry point.
Then, she recalled the attitude of that Lich before the ceremony started. She agreed to his request to observe without thinking. Now that she thought about it, it wasn't that she was magnanimous. Instead, she was very confident. Even if she let her see everything clearly, she definitely wouldn't be able to understand.
Of course, this small interlude would not affect the people in the formation. The huge amount of data processing made them all fall into an indescribable state.
The calculation work that originally took a few nanoseconds seemed to be extended infinitely. All the calculation process appeared in front of their eyes and was completed step by step. Every step was incomparably clear. However, this wasn't because the processing speed of the data had slowed down, but because their thoughts had sped up. Furthermore, it was so fast that their bodies couldn't adapt. Even if they just wanted to blink, they would feel like they were in a slow-motion movie.
They weren't the only ones who were experiencing the same situation. The two people and the World Trees in the River Diagram Array all noticed the anomaly. The advantage of this change was that everyone had more time to process this huge amount of data. Furthermore, they could do more things at the same time. Their efficiency had more than doubled.
However, there were still "people" who weren't satisfied.
The enlightenment of using a programming language was to see complicated work completed in an instant before their eyes. If they wanted to look at it one by one, they could just use their hands or a calculator. Why write a programming language! If their thoughts had already caught up with the speed of the program, it meant that the latter had to be improved.
Thus, when he could be distracted, Lin didn't choose to deal with more work at the same time. Instead, he picked up a problem that he had neglected for a long time. That was the problem of the eight-bit mechanical language that was designed with the eight powers as the foundation. In fact, the efficiency wasn't good at all.
The reason why the calculators on Earth used 0 and 1 as the most basic unit of calculation was actually due to many considerations. One of them was the problem of efficiency. Another reason was that the logic circuit was limited by the hardware. Opening or closing a circuit was the simplest design decision.
Meanwhile, the maze version of the programming language that was designed by a certain transmigrator in the maze using the eight powers was, in fact, still binary. If a certain authority was present or absent, then each byte would contain eight bytes, which meant that there were eight different authorities.
By doing this, there was actually an additional conversion at the level of the machine language. Only then could the results be calculated using the Earth version. The results were then converted into a recognizable version of the programming language in the maze before finally being presented. In the program, every additional step meant that more time had to be spent on the calculation. The more unnecessary calculations there were, the more time would be wasted.
In other words, the programming language that a certain transmigrator was proud of had always been using a very inefficient method to do calculations. It was only because there was no so-called computer mainframe in the maze that it wasn't limited by hardware. Thus, the difference in processing speed was only the difference between nanoseconds and microseconds. In terms of data, there was a difference, but the actual experience of using it generally wouldn't feel that way.
However, when the processing of a large enough amount of information and the calculation steps were quite numerous, the speed at which one's own thoughts caught up with was difficult for a transmigrator from the 21st century to be satisfied. He had to come up with a better method, a simpler programming language, to speed up the process of the homework. His life shouldn't be wasted on "waiting".
As for the solution, Earth already had the relevant theory long ago. It was just that there was no way to implement it technically. That was the quantum computer. What restricted Earth's progress in this area was actually not the theory of calculation, but how to design the circuit to control and convert the quantum state and reduce the errors that occurred in the observation of the quantum state.
The theory of quantum calculation was actually not complicated at all. It was that each bit was no longer just 0 and 1, but a matrix. The processing basis of all the calculations was not the binary method, but the direct calculation of the matrix.
Of course, there were more and deeper theories behind the quantum computer, and someone didn't want to explore them at this time. What he wanted to do was to use one of the concepts and completely complete the basic machine language of Language P in a matrix-like manner.
This matter wasn't simple, but it wasn't difficult either. Because on Earth, machine language was limited by the innate limitations of the integrated circuit. It was most convenient to do it in the way of on and off, which was 0 and 1. But in the maze, hardware … Was there such a thing?
When the most primitive version of the maze programming language was created in the Tower of the Great Sage, the main access and calculation medium wasn't the Magic Tower itself, but the energy pool in the Magic Tower. Why the energy pool could do such a thing, someone still hadn't come to a conclusion.
And outside the energy pool of the Magic Tower, the only thing that could be used as a medium for the programming language was the World Tree. But no matter how Someone and Fen left a backdoor on the World Tree and secretly borrowed their computing power, it was still a piece of cake for the World Tree, so they never complained to Someone.
Didn't this mean that the programming language that Someone was proud of was just a little thing that the World Tree didn't care about? This also meant that the calculation method designed by Lin still had a lot of room for improvement.
So Someone, who had made up his mind, put 10% of his mind into the calculation task in the ritual. He used 20% of his mind to command and coordinate all the World Trees and the lampstands that emitted the music of the Dragon Language. Finally, he used 70% of his mind to make this super major revision of Language P, which could be said to be a drastic change.
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