After Beating the Game, I Became the Villain BOSS

Chapter 539: Chapter 349: Hallucination Interference

Sikinkov leading high-ranking authority figures directly into the gunline to physically open a passage for the Border District refugees shocked the entire New Moon City and, through online media, also astounded people in other cities far beyond.

A life passage was formed, beginning from the Eastern Border District, cutting through Rust Wall M6 District, straight into the Inner City.

With the help of local residents, mercenary clerks, and countless other volunteers, millions of Border District refugees are being systematically brought into the city for resettlement, their lives gaining initial protection.

However, the crisis has not been resolved.

The M6 District was forcibly breached by Sikinkov and others at great personal risk, not by orders from the authorities.

Besides the M6 District, defense units in other Rust Wall areas are still executing their original orders, with the fire recognition zones firmly locked.

Relying solely on the single passage through the M6 District, the transfer speed is painfully slow, currently only a small fraction of people have entered the city, with a massive number of refugees still stranded outside.

At this rate, wanting to bring all refugees in would take several more days, and that’s assuming there’s no external interference.

If criminals take advantage, beasts break through the defense lines, or the City Council sends people over to obstruct or disrupt, causing on-site chaos and lowered transfer efficiency, it could take even longer.

Can the mercenaries and Lupine Assault hold out for that long? No one knows...

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[Edge Mansion Underground Laboratory]

The Future was sitting in front of a supercomputer, anxiously watching the screen.

The screen had multiple windows, one of which displayed an overall map of the Border District with numerous different colored cursors dynamically changing over time.

Qi Ling asked, "After Captain Shangguan took people over, how’s the situation in the Border District?"

The Future looked at the dynamic changes on the map and said solemnly, "It’s somewhat better, but overall it’s just so-so."

"Although they’ve built a defense line, if you look at these places, they are all full of holes; it’s not surprising if any defense line suddenly collapses."

On the map, the mercenaries’ combat units were marked in green, while the beasts identified by the reconnaissance devices were marked in red.

The green marks were scattered, barely covering the Eastern Border District and some transportation hubs, yet they seemed insignificant compared to the flood-like red.

In several places, you could even see red seeping in like water, only to be arduously patched back by green, each back-and-forth a symbol of the brutal battle at the front line.

The Future pursed her lips, her voice somewhat suppressed: "What they’re doing now can at best be said to be buying time, the real key lies with the beacon in the construct ruins."

"If the beacon can’t be shut down, fundamentally, whatever we do will be in vain; beasts will keep coming, and by then it’s not just a Border District problem, the entire New Moon City will suffer."

At this point, the Future brought up another program, its loading bar almost full, just a little bit left.

"Come on... come on..."

Amid the Future’s anxious murmur, the loading bar finally reached the end, and began to pop up with the parsed data.

Far underground, Su Mo was trapped in an illusion, and the Future had previously deduced that he was affected by some kind of signal wave, so she remotely connected the Earth Navigation Spaceship and used its equipment to capture that wave signal and analyze it.

Now what popped up were the parsing data of that wave signal, densely packed and very complex, and the Future was staring at them intently.

As time went on, her expression continued to change, and after reading all the data, her eyes were full of complexity.

Qi Ling pursued, "How is it?"

The Future squinted and said, "The situation is like this, I mentioned before, this wave signal is a very special electromagnetic radiation, it has affected the leader’s cerebral cortex bioelectric signals, bringing him into a certain illusion."

"In principle, just after certain adjustments, the Earth Navigation Spaceship’s equipment can also project this wave signal. Although with humanity’s current technology we can’t generate a substantial strength, we can influence the leader’s illusion slightly, trying to wake him up."

Seeing the Future’s expression wasn’t good, Qi Ling frowned and asked, "Are there other difficulties in this?"

The Future said gravely, "Generating this type of wave signal itself isn’t hard, what’s hard is adding logical content to it."

"To wake the leader, it’s not about simply generating a similar wave signal to send over, but inputting corresponding content in the signal to let him know he is in an illusion and must wake up."

"It’s like we have a paintbrush, just drawing on paper isn’t difficult, it can be random scribbles, but that’s meaningless, we must draw something logical and specific."

Qi Ling: "About what you said, is it that the current hardware conditions can’t meet it, or..."

The Future shook her head, lowering her eyes and said, "The hardware is fine, the software is fine too, it’s a human problem..."

"To achieve the ideal effect, we need to write the appropriate program language in the software, but the required amount of characters is too vast."

"Remember the last time we tried? Just sending the words ’[Wake up]’ into the leader’s illusion, even maintaining it for less than a second, cost us dozens of hours... this efficiency is far from enough."

At this, she frustratingly grabbed her hair murmuring, "What to do... find more people to write together? Not to mention the issue of confidentiality, we can’t find so many people for now... even if developing an intelligent software writing tool, it’s not something that could be done in a day or two..."

Qi Ling fell into contemplation, suddenly, she thought of something: "There’s a way, Endbrain."

The Future: "Endbrain?"

Qi Ling: "Yes, the kind of hacker device you developed, which can directly interface human neural signals with a computer system, bypassing physical steps, directly using consciousness to perform various operations, work speed can exponentially increase."

"You tell me how the wave signal is formed, then plug me into Endbrain, and let me complete the final compilation."

The Future flatly refused, "No way! Absolutely not! The Endbrain technology is still immature, not to mention the operational risks, do you know how much of a burden such a compilation volume would place on the body of the person plugged in?"

Qi Ling forcefully gripped the Future’s shoulder, said heavily, "Data, give me some data, how much of a burden specifically."

The Future, quite helpless, operated the computing software for a moment, and produced a set of data: "It’s roughly this magnitude of current."

Looking at the current data, for some reason, Qi Ling suddenly smiled.

"Plug me into Endbrain," she said.

The Future urgently said, "Did you understand? This level of current, a human body cannot withstand it!"

Qi Ling: "Yes, others can’t take it... but I can."

On her face was a complicated yet relieved smile: "I was used to it since childhood."