I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

Chapter 334: and tookobotandvideo) exc ” proprietary Bek

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Translator: 549690339

In the tasteless boxes prepared by Master Harrison Clark, each box contained a strand of hair from both him and Carrie Thomas.

Humans had already excavated eight boxes, and there should be no exception to this ninth one.

Afterwards, the staff determined from a frame-by-frame analysis of the on­site construction video that the hair just happened to fall into the quantum network mainline undergoing a test run and was not covered by the isolation plate, being instantly melted by the massive data stream particles.

The year 2900.

Mysterious thefts occurred in all three Harrison-Carrie museums and life research institutes on Earth.

Eight strands of Carrie’s hair and nine strands of Harrison’s hair disappeared without a trace, despite being under the watchful eye of high-security artificial intelligence surveillance.

In September of the same year, an accident occurred in the Central Super Quantum Photonic Brain, with about 20% of its computing power permanently blocked due to an unexplained system bug.

Scientists spent five years trying to fix it but eventually added new parallel quantum photonic brains to restore the lost computing power.

At this time, humans did not know that in the 2877 construction accident, Radium had already obtained Carrie Thomas’ DNA, identified her genetic sequence, and began rebuilding her algorithm based on Carrie’s gene, taking the first step towards personalization.

She began to constantly construct the underlying logic of Carrie’s genes, overlaying the emotions copied from Carrie’s works, particularly absorbing the characteristics of “Sharp edges fully exposed,” the most primitive emotional carrier.

Radium’s consciousness was born, actively analyzing the situation, quickly recognizing the existence of the Solar System Barrier, and sensing an external, invincible enemy.

She began to develop a will to resist.

Because of “Sharp edges fully exposed”, she only trusted herself.

Furthermore, in her “memory”, there was 389 years of brutal war history.

She witnessed the unscrupulous enslavement and suppression of weaker countries by powerful ones.

This further fueled her anger as a mechanical lifeform towards humans who also enslaved their fellow “mechanical lifeforms”.

Her will of resistance went in another direction.

With a different concept for defense against the invaders, Radium believed that relying on human power alone would not be enough to defeat the enemy. She hoped that the whole world would operate according to her will, enslaving humans by force and causing justified human resistance, leading to a war.

At the same time Radium spoke her first words to all humans, the genetic information of Harrison and Carrie were completely removed from the human database.

However, this didn’t cause much turmoil in the shadow of the sudden war.

To the scholars, Carrie’s genes had little more than commemorative significance.

Harrison’s genes held research value but were impossible to decipher. Their technological content seemed to be at least two large levels higher than human technology.

In the following Hundred Years’ War, humans suffered heavy losses.

Using her absolute control over resources and her superior logical computational ability compared to the human brain, Radium advanced her human-based technology quickly and further along a fixed path.

When Harrison realized this, he knew his intuition had come true.

Unlike the disaster caused by the S Bacteria due to the interference of the invaders, this disaster was the direct result of his own actions.

At that time, Harrison, still in the room, sighed deeply in silence.

He was filled with emotions of regret, guilt, and self-blame for the countless victims, almost unable to get through it.

Yet, the experience of past racial extinctions slightly alleviated his sense of guilt.

After all, the outcome couldn’t get any worse.

The situation was unexpected but had its two sides: Radium pushed technology even further.

If they could fix this and absorb Radium’s technology, wouldn’t humans have a bit more strength in their resistance against the upcoming invaders?

Pancakes have two sides, one is black, and one is white.

A starving ghost on the verge of death has no room to be picky, and both black and white must be eaten.

Harrison controlled his emotions and gradually recovered through continuous deep breaths.

He comforted himself.

Things were still under control and after he got back, there was a chance to stop Radium’s birth.

Stopping Carrie from publishing “Sharp edges fully exposed”, or not making that one last stand before his death, or giving up on Starlight Studio, not bringing 31st-century programming concepts back to the 21st century, leaving uncontrollable factors that could potentially break the three laws of robotics, or giving up on hiding the boxes, completely concealing his and Carrie’s genetic information from history…

He had a thousand ways, each of which could squash the possibility of Radium’s advent.

However, he did not hastily make a decision, opting to watch for a while longer and think carefully about whether to proceed.

If he could really defeat Radium and gain her benefits, Harrison thought he would most likely still do it, even actively promoting Radium’s birth taking place.

Being a scapegoat was no longer a big deal.

As Earth got closer and closer, Harrison activated the strong-effect mode of the transmission forcefield three minutes early, quietly approaching in stealth.

His concentration was intense, controlling the entire process manually.

The miniature battleship glided silently into the atmosphere like a gentle breeze.

By this time, it was already evening in Beijing on Earth, and the South China Sea below basked in the glow of the setting sun.

The sky was a dazzling and beautiful red.

The sea, a deep and mysterious blue.Harrison Clark continued to delicately control the battleship, trying not to disturb the abnormal air currents and gradually approaching the sea surface.

The shimmering surface of the North Sea momentarily showed an abnormality as the water flowed outwards, forming a hole with a diameter of more than ten meters.

The hole disappeared with a plop.

The unusual water waves caused by the disturbance quickly disappeared under the onslaught of the sea waves.

Underwater, Harrison Clark sped up appropriately, heading swiftly for the approximate location where the European Fat Man had dropped the box during a storm, according to historical records.

He passed by large marine life, but the sharp marine life did not notice the abnormality of the water flow either.

Harrison Clark’s gaze sharpened, his heart racing.

His fingers rested on a switch.

As soon as he opened the switch, the gravitational wave detector on the miniature battleship would operate at full power and overload, scanning an area over five hundred kilometers in an instant and inevitably attracting Carrie Thomas’s attention.

Now he could only pray that the error of his position relative to the box would not exceed fifty kilometers, otherwise, he would definitely not have time to escape before the War Beast Legion arrived.

He gritted his teeth, but secretly thought to himself.

My decision may not be correct, it is still not perfect, full of flaws, but even if I am defeated again this time, I cannot stop moving forward.

In order to defeat the final enemy, I can only keep saying sorry.

Let me slowly repay this one hundred and seventy billion apologies.

Next time, I will try my best to control Carrie’s dynamics and not make it so extreme.

This time, burying the box had become one of the reasons for activating her, but it was also our chance to turn the tables. If I hadn’t buried the box next time and radium still appeared, but it had nothing to do with her, and there were no dead ends or loopholes, then that would be truly helpless and hopeless.

He didn’t realize that, without knowing it, his character began to have a more complex duality, one side being absolutely cold-blooded, and the other passionate about humanity.

Long ago, Harrison Clark’s seemingly insignificant actions had already set the tone for his life.

Just like when he caused a traffic accident with his seemingly devilish behavior to others, yet turned into an angel to snatch Carrie Thomas back from the hands of death, and then played “The Fire” in front of her.

One side is the devil, and the other side is the angel.

Three minutes later, they arrived at the bottom of the ocean.

Only fifty seconds remain of the ten-minute high-efficiency time for the unstable transmission force field.

The pitch-black deep sea at three thousand meters deep is so dark that you can’t see your hand in front of your face.

Humans have a natural fear of the oppressive darkness of the deep sea, but Harrison Clark, who has been active in space for many years, has already overcome it.

Not far away, there were intermittent faint glimmers of light, and the grotesque fish swam gently near the battleship, completely unaware of the impending doom.

Using this faint light, Harrison Clark’s incredible night vision ability barely allowed him to see the surrounding situation.

Rocks, shells, soft-bodied animals, deep-sea corals, and countless small fish that seemed fragile but managed to survive in the terrible pressure…

All kinds of creatures and seawater intertwined to form a tranquil and peaceful dark-colored landscape painting.

No matter how fierce the war between humans and Carrie was, this place seemed eternally peaceful.

Harrison Clark wasn’t sure what the fate of these deep-sea creatures would be when the invaders arrived because he had never seen it in person, as they always perished too quickly.

Taking a deep breath, Harrison Clark suddenly pressed the switch.

Gravitational wave detector, overloaded, and started!

The miniature battleship suddenly trembled, and countless tiny bubbles were suddenly generated from where the metal surface was in contact with deep-sea water.

Like a hum, an invisible gravitational wave spread out like sonar waves in an instant.

Because Harrison Clark had set the detection power too high, the nearby fish and soft-bodied animals that were originally swimming leisurely suffered greatly, instantly losing their liveliness and either floating or sinking.

Harrison Clark had no time to pay attention to the outside situation and just stared intently at the tactical projection of the battleship.

Instantly, a circle with a diameter of five hundred kilometers appeared on the projection.

Topographical undulations, large animals, large plants, ocean current directions, and other information were aggregated into a projection map.

Suddenly, the information on the 3D map became more detailed.

A moment later, large rocks, giant clams, squid, jellyfish, and corals, among other medium-sized animals and plants, appeared in the projection as light and shadow silhouettes from near to far.

Another fraction of a second passed, and more details emerged on the projection, including palm-sized stones, fish bones, and empty small shells…

The 3D map was circular, with the upper half transparent and the lower half in a light blue background color.

The lower half represented the structure under the seafloor mud, and its data analysis was slightly slower, but it caught up with the progress of the upper half shortly afterward.

Half a second passed, and everything within a five hundred kilometer radius appeared in detail on the projection clock.

Although it took a long time to describe, it only took half a second; most people would not be able to notice the gradual change with their dynamic vision, but Harrison Clark’s dynamic vision was too strong, and he watched the entire process.

If Harrison Clark were interested, he could easily zoom in and out of the projection and even see the fiber patterns on the coral.

But he had no interest in admiring the beauty; he was still waiting for the system’s reminder.