Starting with the defeated female knight

The strangest thing is that after they studied and messed with me like this for quite some time...

I felt they'd gone far enough with their frivolous play, and it was time to stop, or at least pause their research into these useless things.

On the eve of the Capital No-Limited Fighting Tournament.

Greene built a generator.

At least, it's the idea behind generators.

It sounds bizarre, and it is indeed bizarre, especially when these things are put together; the transitions are so abrupt they're almost like right angles.

But this wasn't a sudden turn of events; it was actually because of the nuns' antics that they created a generator for Green.

Or rather, the tentacle-induced madness machine.

Cognition has power.

Faith can gather into a puddle.

[Guiding faith in resonance can recreate miracles]

[If that's the case, why can't we treat the 'miracle puddle' as a readily available 'energy pool'?]

[Even without transportation, the power can be unleashed immediately simply through resonance.]

The problem is that faith requires guidance, and achieving resonance is quite difficult.

But the miracle of blood proves that perhaps strong guidance isn't necessary; a broad-based emotional resonance can create a 'pool' or a 'cognitive field'...

[Even the pool doesn't necessarily have to exist within 'ideologies'; if a suitable medium is available, it can certainly be stored in reality, then...]

What kind of thing will it be?

This is what appeared in front of the tentacles.

That was a tentacle.

After a large-scale, high-intensity resonance of pleasant emotions from the same source.

Tentacles that split off from one of the roots, their properties slightly altered.

Or, to put it more directly.

It is a device that uses 'joy' as its energy source, continuously releasing stable low-frequency power, and even creating a field of joyful emotions.

The tentacles of the epileptic machine.

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P.S.: Go grab a bite to eat, then continue.

Volume 1: Chapter 107: Time to Investigate

[Where did BYD get this from?]

This is a 3D generator!

[...It really does seem to be true.]

As it turns out, in this indescribable world where extraordinary people roam everywhere and everyone has something to do, we are truly living in a world where extraordinary people are everywhere and everyone has something to do.

Even the most basic technological aspects seem so divine and bizarre.

Moreover, not to mention Green, even Uri was astonished after figuring out the situation of that tentacle.

"What the hell is this?!"

Yes, the Mage Guild does have methods for creating stable cognitive fields; otherwise, given the bizarre cognitive conditions in this world, those advanced magical instruments would have been rendered useless long ago.

The problem is that even the wealthiest schools and academic cliques within the association unconsciously show signs of pain when discussing the investment required to create and maintain a 'cognitive field'.

Especially since this thing is specifically targeted by the wealthy.

The more sophisticated and accurate your instruments are, the higher the requirements for the cognitive field will be, and the higher the cost will be.

Currently, although Green's tentacle can only maintain a rudimentary and seemingly unstable cognitive field, but...

It's free!

"My lord, no, master, please give me one too."

Uli hugged the tentacle in her arms and gently rubbed it, her eyes so moist they could almost drip water.

"Tell me, what should I do? I'll do anything, be anything, as long as it makes you happy and comfortable..."

【climb】

I meant for you to stay away from me, I didn't actually mean to climb over.

However, despite saying that, Green will definitely get Uri one, or even a bunch, afterwards.

After all, he is currently the chief scientific researcher of Dawn City and the main provider of Dawn City's scientific research sites.

Let alone the delirious tentacles, even more outrageous things, as long as Uri has a need and Green has the means, he will definitely satisfy her first.

The problem is that this tentacle has just been created, and we haven't figured out its specific production method, properties, or whether it can split quickly. We certainly can't just hand it over to her to mess with.

After calming down, Uli obviously realized this as well.

Then, in order to help Green, and also to have his own low-cost cognitive field.

Uri, who was already in charge of magic classes at the cathedral, also joined the fray and started fiddling with the tentacle along with the other nuns.

"It's not just about emotional pleasure; we can absorb and transform any similar emotions, though the efficiency is relatively low..."

"It can split, but the effect will be greatly reduced after splitting. Not only will the absorption efficiency decrease, but the conversion efficiency will also be greatly reduced..."

"Is there no way to mass-produce and enhance it? No, there must be a way, but how exactly should we do it..."

"No, let's change our perspective first. How exactly did this thing come about?"

"The level of joy and faith within Dawn City is quite high, and the Church has consistently guided the faith, so why hasn't something similar been created..."

"No, wait, it seems there really is one."

Uli lifted her chin and frowned.

“There are indeed similar sacred objects in the church, and the holy book in Miss Edith’s possession can be considered one of them.”

"But that doesn't make sense. If cognitive convergence were effective, why doesn't He acknowledge that He is God...?"

【Um? 】

"......fine."

Seeing the tentacles rising, Uli broke out in a cold sweat, then suddenly stopped.

Wait, cognition?

"Um... Lord Tentacle."

Uli tentatively opened her mouth.

"Exactly, have you ever thought about this question?"

【what is the problem? 】

"If human perception can accumulate into a puddle, then... what about yours?"

It sounds like a very exciting discovery.

But in fact, Green had already studied this problem when he discovered that he could use his holy power tentacles to perform miracles, and later when he tried to learn magic from the mages.

As for the final result, it was useful, but not much.

To consolidate one's thinking.

Although it only has four characters, it seems very simple.

But let alone prolonged periods of intense concentration, some people can't even focus for a full forty-minute class.

As for Green, although he possesses multi-threaded thinking abilities, it is precisely because of this that his convergence is more difficult.

As mentioned before, when Green manipulates his tentacles, it's similar to manipulating his own left and right hands.

It's fine when the quantity is small at first, but when the quantity increases, especially when some precise operations are required, the same direction of movement often occurs.

The original intention was to make this tentacle do a certain action, but due to a thought, the tentacles in the entire area did the same thing.

Edith's initial predicament stemmed from this.

Now, although the number of tentacles has increased (many tentacles will only maintain the most basic mobility and supply the excess computing power to others), and due to long-term training, Green's tendency to walk with the same leg has gradually decreased.

However, the mental interference between the tentacles still exists, which makes the cognitive convergence extremely difficult.

Of course, Green also tried to allocate and concentrate the computing power of other tentacles on a single tentacle and target.

The result was that it was effective, and could even unleash various miracles and magic continuously.

But the price was that his other tentacles almost turned into real plants, and the operation of Dawn City almost came to a standstill.

At the same time, because a single tentacle can provide very little 'dew', less than one-tenth of a human's.

In addition, there's the mental strain required to complete the process, as well as various inconveniences.

After trying it out until he realized that it would be better to raise more humans instead, Green gave up.

Uli was involved in the project, so it's impossible that she didn't know about it.

And now she's suddenly bringing it up again...

"Have you ever considered that it's not that the 'dewdrop' you perceive isn't big enough, but rather that you haven't been actively 'perceiving' it?"

Uli asked seriously.

Her suspicions were justified.

Because of the distributed computing power, Green's emotions have remained very stable.

Even when I was teaching, my anger was usually limited to a single tentacle. At most, when I got really angry, it would spread and cause a spinning top with a higher probability.

While he was excited when he first started researching this, as the research time went on and various situations arose, his enthusiasm waned.

In the end, he basically just went through the motions.

But if it were only these things, Uri wouldn't be so suspicious.

What truly aroused her suspicion was the word itself.

Yes, those are the words Green wrote, words that possess a strong spiritual pollution, words that could even jump up from the ground and hit people.

Because things related to Green have always been very strange, coupled with the intense mental pollution, Uli didn't pay much attention to those things at first.

But now, looking back, it was even after she had Green write a word on the spot and played a real-life Kombat with him.

Uri was convinced.

That's not writing at all.

"It is rather a revitalized cognition."

Uli raised her head, looked at the tentacles in front of her, and said seriously.

"The dew produced by your perception is powerful enough to bring the words that carry the information to life."

"Even this is just a one-sided understanding that has been formed in a short period of time."

Uri has actually... seen this level of understanding before.

Yes, she had not only heard of similar things, but had even seen them.

"Underneath the Mage's Guild, there is an upside-down library."

"The knowledge within is alive."

However, although the knowledge in that library was also alive, and even in terms of sheer power, it far surpassed the few words written by Green.

The problem is that even the former president hasn't figured out how many years of accumulation that library has.

The words in front of Green were just a casual scribble.

So, your association's underground space is a library that seals away knowledge?