The Martial Unity

Chapter 3513: Awakening Computer

The blood-red suns shining in Rui’s eyes with blinding brightness illuminated the darkness of the ocean as his Martial Embodiment flared with a tremendous surge in power and reach. His Martial Embodiment was meaningless at the bottom of the ocean, for they were submerged in actual water, making his Martial Embodiment essentially invisible in this environment.

But the moment Rui activated Gigabrain, the Martial Embodiment rose in power exponentially, growing astronomically stronger than before. The Dragon Emperor’s yellow, reptilian eyes widened with shock as an unfathomable ocean of Water emerged from Rui’s mind.

It spread across the entire ocean.

It spread beyond the ocean.

The true world had already been thrown into chaos by the environmental destruction that the Dragon Emperor had singlehandedly caused with his astronomically powerful destruction and his intense gamma radiation.

The many tsunamis, earthquakes, floods, and other natural disasters that he directly or inadvertently caused were already at the catastrophe level for all nations around the world.

Rui’s Martial Embodiment entered the realm of an apocalypse in the minds of all those who beheld it.

RUMBLE!!!!!

The world shook as the ocean of Water emerging from the depths of his mind spread beyond the Great Void Ocean, emerging from its depths and spreading across land.

Across the six continents.

Not a single civilization could maintain their composure as all hell broke loose within their territories. Not a single person could be blamed for thinking that it was a real tsunami with real water, for the Dragon Emperor had caused real tsunamis to emerge from within the ocean, threatening to wipe out not just coasts but also land deep within a continent.

“AHHHHHH!”

“WHAT IS THIS?!”

“HELP! I’M DROWNING!”

Elves, dwarves, tekvores, giants, evolutionaries, and therianthropes began frantically panicking and flailing as their lands were overridden by a tremendously intense floods of water that existed only within the depths of their minds, but seemed indisputably real nonetheless.

Even the aquatic Pasupati Clans of Kiriket were not beyond panicking. The Dragon Emperor’s oceanic shockwaves of destruction did not bode well for them, and now a tsunami that drowned the entire world threatened to wipe them out along with the entirety of their civilization.

This had happened once before, of course.

And yet this time, it was more intense than ever before.

Rui had grown stronger since his battle in East Genora, and that reflected in his Martial Embodiment.

It was a display of power that shook the world, drawing the attention of each and every single one of the top ten most powerful entities in the world.

Far away in the depths of the Imperial Tekvorian Federation, in a titanic underground facility within the very epicenter of the nation, was a single person.

A single computer.

One that resembled a chandelier.

It shone a radiant golden, with several levels and rungs across its long body, stretching nearly a kilometer in length. Unlike that of a normal computer, its body was not comprised of electronics or photonics that used electricity or light to communicate signals, and was instead composed of analog components.

No, instead, it had a tube that connected to each individual golden spoke at each rung of the chandelier-like structure that connected back to a main golden rod around which the entire structure revolved.

It was not an ordinary computer.

It wasn’t even a supercomputer.

It was a quantum supercomputer.

It was cutting-edge computation technology, but what the tekvores had done with it far surpassed anything else that existed within the world. For at the very epicenter of the structure was a brain.

A brain connected with countless wires and other apparatuses within its depths.

A brain that was asleep.

Dreaming.

Dreaming as the devices constantly scanned it, drawing information from it and transferring it to the quantum computer.

After a long century, they had finally completed their task.

RUMBLE

The underground facility shook as Water entered it.

The Martial Embodiment washed over the brain and over the quantum computer, causing a set of protocols to be triggered within the depths of the quantum computer.

VMMM…

[Unauthorized, unidentified flux of information detected.]

[Activating NOVA.exe.]

[NOVA.exe activated.]

The quantum computer quivered as the consciousness within it woke up from its long hibernation.

“What…” A single female whisper emerged from the quantum computer. “What is happening…? Who… Who am I…?”

Then, it remembered.

The most intelligent entity in the entire world was, ironically, not a dwarf.

It was a tekvore.

One who went by the name of NOVA. The tekvore who specialized in information technology of all manner and relied on data science, statistical analysis, and information processing to become one of the most powerful entities in the world.

She remembered who she was.

She remembered where she was.

She remembered what she was.

She remembered why she was.

The limitations of the brain and the body had proven to be too frustrating when it came to processing power. No amount of biotechnology, cyborg technology, and cerebral implants could fix her constant need for information.

Thus, she decided to do the unthinkable.

To transfer her mind to a computer.

Not just any computer, a special quantum supercomputer that she had commissioned just for herself.

And now, a century later, she had finally completed the transition.

Now, her mind may as well have been infinite.

She accessed the mainframe of the Imperial Tekvorian Federation, opening its database and logs.

In the blink of an eye, she processed all the data that the powerhouse of a nation had collected in the past century.

One moment, she had no idea what was going on.

The very next moment, she was an expert.

Several images emerged in her consciousness as her metaphorical eyes lit up with a deep interest.

Images of the Lost Continent.

Images of the treasures of exotic matter within it.

And images of Rui Quarrier Silas Kandria.

A single whisper escaped her.

“Fascinating.”

She beheld the Water that had entered her facility, greedily consuming all the information that came with it with ease. She was not the only slumbering powerhouse in the world who was awakened by the extraordinary power that Rui displayed, however.