I'm just an internet cafe owner

Pascal asked with a somewhat serious expression, "How many minutes did I sleep?"

"Just one minute, sir! If you're interested in this bed, I recommend you try Minecraft. This game will definitely improve your life."

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Pascal took a seat at Reese's recommendation. She looked at the internet cafe's prices; they weren't expensive. The daily cost of internet access was probably less than the amount she spent on her research project each week.

When she sat down at the computer, she realized she was a bit far from Jane Tia. She wanted to change seats, but for some reason, her eyes widened when she saw the games in the internet cafe.

What did she see? Space mechs? Intelligent machines? Androids? She instinctively wanted to click on those, but then Leisai thoughtfully opened Minecraft.

"Hello, I feel this game is definitely for you."

Leisei's feeling was right. Pascal wanted to explore the unknown, and the Minecraft world was entirely unknown. What? Technology? The technology in the Fallen Titans world was traceable, and they could even create it themselves, but Redstone technology was not something an ordinary person could develop.

And she remembered Liu Yuan's introduction to the game.

"This is a game that can turn the impossible into the possible. Theoretically, you can do anything you want in this game, anything at all!"

Leisser sensed that the customer in front of her was not short of money or power; she craved knowledge and wanted to realize everything in her mind. In that case, Minecraft was definitely the right fit for her.

Not only because of this, but also because Pascal's body is too weak and his reaction speed isn't fast enough; he might get crushed in Realistic mode. But Minecraft is different; in Minecraft, anyone with arms and legs can complete the game and obtain that magical crafting table.

So, thanks to Leisser's actions, Dr. Pascal successfully bypassed Neil, unable to know whether the android would dream of the electric sheep, let alone have a close encounter with BT. She could only watch helplessly as she entered the world of Minecraft.

However, when she entered the game, she didn't notice something: a special command flashed across the mod page.

"Girls' Frontline mod activated."

Chapter 241 Using Redstone as the Core of a Tactical Doll

Pascal looked at the world with a conflicted expression. She had activated a mod called Girls' Frontline. Although she rarely played games, there was nothing wrong with her brain.

After entering this world, she quickly grasped its situation. (Girls' Frontline mod)

The difficulty level isn't high, and it doesn't require much grinding. But the appearance of this thing made Pascal feel strange.

There's a manufacturing machine in front of her. Put some resources in it, and it can create tactical dolls? What kind of high-tech production line is this? Even industrialized production of tactical dolls doesn't use such simple resources!

Throw in manpower, ammunition, rations, and spare parts, and tactical dolls will appear? Are you kidding me?

However, Pascal stuffed the square-shaped resources into the construction machine, and then a strange thing happened: he suddenly had an M4 tactical doll in his hand.

"... "

Pascal, defiant, used the M4, and then the M4's square tactical doll appeared in front of her.

At that moment, a strange light flickered in her eyes; no one knew whether she was excited or what. Those outside only knew that there was a new woman who always made strange laughs.

Although this was Pascal's first time playing this game, almost everyone who plays this game will instinctively trigger a strange passive ability: calling for teammates.

She didn't understand, but after seeing the features on TT, she immediately started asking for players in the player group.

"Does anyone know how to play Minecraft? I want to complete the game to get the rewards, but I don't understand it. Like, can I build tactical dolls and stuff...?"

After those words were spoken, the entire group fell silent.

Liu Yuan then added, "The new player is special; she has mods built into her world. If you help her complete the game, she can share her mods with you."

Liu Yuan's words ignited the previously calm group chat.

Homura Akemi immediately asked, "Room name? I'm here. I'm a professional monster hunter."

Saki Yoshida: "I specialize in redstone."

Hugh: "I'm an expert at everything, please lend me your mod access."

Pascal didn't hesitate and let these people into her world. Having experienced quite a few strange things, she felt many things weren't so hard to accept anymore.

With the help of a pro player, she completed the game and obtained the crafting table in almost three hours.

Under the old man's guidance, Pascal figured out the things related to Minecraft and also learned how to use mods. After a day, he unlocked the crafting table and returned to his own world.

The first thing Pascal did upon returning to her own world was to enter her research lab. She first used the available resources to create a crafting table, and then used the crafting table to create a lever.

That's right! She didn't use mods to build tactical dolls, nor did she mass-produce weapons; instead, she created a lever.

During the game, what bothered her wasn't how illogical the tactical humanoid synthesis was, or why the blocks floated, but rather the lever and redstone. She could bring out the redstone, but wasn't in a hurry to use it; now she wanted to see how the lever actually worked.

Upon entering her laboratory, Pascal turned off the power to the room and, after confirming that the backup power supply to the equipment was off, placed the lever on her equipment, turned it on, and her equipment began to operate mysteriously.

Close the lever to turn off the equipment; open the lever to turn on the power.

If that were all, Pascal would have kept quiet. He tested various machines. Each machine had different voltage requirements, and in her lab, each machine had its own individual wiring.

Furthermore, it has a special internal protection mechanism that prevents it from functioning properly if the voltage is incorrect.

The result is that these machines can be used simply by plugging in a lever and pulling it, but they can't detect anything when testing the intermediate voltage.

"What is this thing?"

Pascal was beginning to question the meaning of life. Was he dreaming all day, or was what he was seeing an illusion? How could a lever generate energy while ignoring all the known physics at large?

That's one thing, but how can this energy source charge through a rock? What kind of black technology is this? She now finally understands why ancient scientists, while studying science, eventually came to believe in God. Not to mention them, even she now wants to believe in God.

"No! This won't do."

Pascal bit his finger, forcing himself to calm down. If he could instantly travel to that strange internet cafe and back, then having an almost inexhaustible energy source shouldn't be a problem, right?

She decided to temporarily abandon her research into why she could travel through time, why this TT could communicate across worlds, why this redstone energy was so stable, and even why a stick and a cobblestone, which together make up at least one cubic meter of material, could be combined to create a lever less than half a cubic meter in size that could still provide stable energy.

She didn't care about any of that; she just wanted to use the redstone energy source in the tactical dolls to see what would happen.

So she set her sights on the tactical doll she was researching, RO635, a tactical doll with black hair and heterochromatic eyes. Pascal had put a lot of effort into this tactical doll, and it might be troublesome to change it now.

However, it's not a big problem; she can still manage by inserting a redstone lever or a redstone torch into her body.

“Red stone torches are embedded inside the legs…”

"A lever in the abdomen..."

"A red stone inside the head..."

After finishing all that, Pascal felt something was still missing, so she thought of Shubi again. Through their conversation, she learned that Shubi was a purebred machine, and she possessed a...

A special calculation method specific to seed-producing machines.

"Should we add this in?"

This price is very high, one million each, and Hughie hasn't sold a single one so far. Today, Pascal bought one from her.

Pascal didn't research it because it wasn't necessary. Trying to study something from another world would only cause more headaches. Anyway, she'd already been to the internet cafe, so she could study it later. For now, she'd use these cobbled-together items to see if she could create a usable tactical doll, since that was her main area of ​​research.

Since the mindset has already been purchased, let's buy the other accessories all at once. Shubi didn't have any readily available, but Pascal wasn't short of money, so he placed an order directly. Seeing that it was the same big customer who had placed the order, Shubi immediately made the specified materials for Pascal.

Mechanical skeleton, realistic skin, and external coolant that simulates blood.

Research? Research my ass. Let's just put together something randomly and see how it goes. If it works well, then we can do some research.

So the original tactical doll was dismantled, and a new tactical doll was reassembled. The original mental core was transferred to the new mental core. As for this mental core? Pascal just grabbed a soldier ant and stuffed it in.

So, in one night, Pascal used redstone and otherworldly technology to create a tactical humanoid, RO635.

After Pascal assembled the tactical doll entirely based on intuition and experience, she activated its mind.

RO635 opened its eyes, while Pascal fell into deep thought.

She genuinely didn't expect that something she had just ordered on a whim and activated with redstone would actually work. What she didn't expect was that it looked... pretty good?

But besides that, there was one thing she really liked: a perfectly square bed. It was only after playing Minecraft that she understood why the internet cafe's rest area had helped her recover so well.

Beds in the Minecraft world have a unique characteristic: you sleep when it's dark and wake up when it's light, without needing an alarm clock; you fall asleep instantly as soon as you lie down. And once you're asleep, even if it's just for a minute, you'll feel completely refreshed.

This was something more important to her than coffee. Researching redstone? Tactical dolls? No rush. She decided to enjoy one last perfect sleep. She hadn't experienced that baby-like sleep in the internet cafe lounge in ages.

Chapter 242 This thing is much more useful than tactical dolls

"Damn Ironblood!"

On the battlefield between Griffin and Ironblood, the AR team has now been completely dismantled, especially M16, who is now surrounded and has no chance of escape.

However, at this crucial moment, a strange little thing appeared in the air, breaking the balance of the battle.

Command Fairy, a special little fairy in the Girls' Frontline mod. In theory, this thing should only be available when Griffin gets the drone later on, but because Pascal played Minecraft and used the Girls' Frontline mod, he got it ahead of time.

The principles of normal drones are not difficult, but the principles of MC drones gave her a headache.

Now the fairy is under the control of Jane Tia. Under Jane Tia's control, the fairy pointed to a location, and then twenty square tactical dolls appeared at that location.

Inside the command center, Jane Tia was studying the specific procedures.

"Oh! This is indiscriminate firing... indiscriminate firing!"

Suddenly appearing out of nowhere, blocky humanoids brandished their weapons and began mindlessly attacking their surroundings. Compared to true tactical humanoids, these blocky humanoids were far less intelligent. No! To be precise, they had no intelligence at all; they were merely Minecraft creatures disguised as tactical humanoids and wielding blocky weapons.

However, although this thing is not very intelligent and its combat power is not as good as a squad of ordinary tactical dolls, it has one advantage: it is very durable and can withstand a lot of damage.

A typical tactical doll will have its arms broken if hit, and its core will be paralyzed if hit. But with a block doll, you can keep attacking as long as I don't die, I can keep dealing damage.

Anyway, Pascal never figured out how these blocky humanoids worked. He only knew that he could create them using a device called the Crafting Machine in the Girls' Frontline mod, along with manpower, ammunition, rations, parts, and a crafting contract.

She couldn't understand how these things were made into tactical dolls. Normal tactical doll production requires various precious metals and a mature production line to produce tactical dolls or civilian dolls. Even the core of the heart used by each doll requires a special production line and a large amount of high-precision raw materials to make.

So, the manufacturing machine just throws these things in and they produce them? Anyway, she's completely given up on figuring out why this thing produces tactical dolls; she'll just use them. Besides, scientists don't create rules, they discover them and utilize them.

Just treat this thing as a new kind of physics or chemistry. As long as it causes a physical or chemical reaction, you can get a tactical doll.

The appearance of the blocky humanoids instantly attracted the battlefield's firepower, but these blocky humanoids were not afraid of the attacks from the Sangvis Ferri units. They said, "I'll shoot at you even under your firepower."

I'm losing health? No problem, I have a healing buff.

Due to the unique nature of the Cube Humanoids, once they reach the maximum level, they can make an oath, which grants them a series of buffs such as life regeneration. Now, Jane Tia has made oaths to all of these Cube Humanoids, which is why they have such strong regenerative abilities.

What made Pascal even more reluctant to consider was that if the blocky humanoid was on the verge of death, he could even use the repairman...

The repair tool is located at its rear. A typical gun attack only deals 1-4 damage, while a repair costs 5 damage, and the repair speed is even faster than the gun's firing rate.

And so, a bizarre scene unfolded on the battlefield. The Ironblood-made humanoids spotted the blocky humanoids and launched an attack. The blocky humanoids did indeed lose health rapidly, but the Ironbloods calmly continued firing.

When Ironbloods attack Blocks, they only lose health, but when Blocks attack Ironbloods, everything they hit is damaged. After all, these Ironbloods aren't Block-types and don't enjoy the characteristics of Block-types.

"What the hell is this thing?"

The executioner, who had returned to the battlefield, was completely dumbfounded upon seeing this scene. She immediately reported her intelligence to the Ironblood leader, who was equally bewildered. This information was entirely absent from her memory bank.

But this was just the beginning. As the commander, Jantia couldn't possibly send out only this one unit that would soon be wiped out. These were merely expendable fodder used as targets; the real troops were the tactical dolls to follow.

The tactical humanoid squad, which uses the Furyeon semi-mechanical modification, originally only used heavy machine guns and supercharged rifles, but now they have an additional weapon option.