I Can Program My Body? - Chapter 314

Chapter 314: Race for the Top Ten Thousand
Since he bought the perfect-quality Soul Condensation Potion from Keith, Nash had been taking one each day.

After absorbing a single potion, his soul condensation rate could rise to 100%.

Now, after taking over twenty Soul Condensation Potions, his soul condensation rate had already exceeded 2000%.

With the amplification of the runic space and the shelter’s buff, his computational power reached over 344 billion.

Turning to his physique, Nash’s smile widened.

Alongside the Soul Condensation Potions, he was also taking a Tier 3 Body Tempering Potion.

Absorbing one each day, his body was already more than a quarter of the way to its limit.

“I’m really getting stronger each and every day.”

In just over two months, he should reach the peak of the Void General Rank.

“However, I need to deduce the complete Void Condensation Manual soon,” Nash thought, noticing his void condensation rate was still at 1000%.

Taking his eyes off the runic panel, Nash turned to the others, who were busy preparing to celebrate.

Having been influenced by Nash and the seeded talents, the group had gotten used to celebrating even small victories.

After raising Tsuka to a Tier 1 Shelter and gaining a partial connection with the Void Administrator, they planned a big celebration.

Seeing the scene, Nash could only shake his head helplessly.

Fortunately, he wasn’t the one cooking.

Enjoying the lively atmosphere, he set everything aside for after the celebration.

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A day later, after they’d had their fun, Nash began planning their next course of action.

First, their priority was to search for another resource point.

Planning to enter the top ten thousand in the Ashura Rank, they had to hurry.

Mobilizing all ten million Spiral Behemoths, the team split further, from a thousand individuals per team down to a hundred.

With each carrying at least one Spiral Behemoth per person, they wouldn’t face any problems unless they actively provoked the enemy.

Furthermore, with Tsuka’s sonar mapping ability, instead of searching blindly, they could directly locate the nests of dark beasts.

Although it was more dangerous, it would be much faster.

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Soon, with such a wide search range and a more specific target, they quickly found a resource point fifteen thousand kilometers away.

“So efficient! It seems Tsuka will reach Level 2 soon!” The team laughed in anticipation.

After dismantling and packing up the shelter, they quickly headed to the resource point they had found.

However, unlike before, when everyone had to return, this time, the others continued searching for more resource points.

As long as they stayed within the module system and Tsuka’s sonar map range, they believed there wouldn’t be any safety issues.

Although a little riskier, Nash let them be.

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Soon after arriving at the resource point, Natasha and the others began operating the Tier 5 Obsidian Devastator, crushing the dark beast nest into pieces.

With the other war weapons supporting it, and with the experience they’d gained from the previous dark nest, they completely cleared the area several hours earlier than expected.

“It’s time to mine,” Nash muttered, moving on to another task.

From setting up the base and reconfiguring the resource collectors to deducing manuals and analyzing the runic commands within his body, Nash’s hands were full. Yet, he enjoyed every bit of the progress.

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Ten days later, the Nova Team had extracted everything from the resource point.

“How many resources point have we found now, Brother Nash?” Elijah asked curiously.

“We’ve already found thirty-four Tier 4 low-grade resource lodes,” Nash replied.

“That’s a lot! I wonder if it’s enough to raise Tsuka to another level?” Charlotte asked excitedly.

Seeing Tsuka grow stronger each day, she couldn’t wait to see it evolve further.

“It should be more than enough. However, it’s too slow,” Nash sighed.

Just traveling to each resource point and clearing the dark beast nest took a day or two.

Reconfiguring the resource collectors and extracting the materials from the mines took even longer, especially the recalibration of each collector.

Because every material was unique, they had to reconfigure the setup each time they mined.

At this pace, instead of rising in the Ashura Rank, they began to fall behind.

In fact, they had already gone down from Rank 10,563 to over 13,000th!

To catch up with the top rankers, they needed to find at least a Tier 5 resource point.

“Do you have any solution, Brother Nash? How about we deploy the Obsidian Devastator again and look for those bigger dark nests?” Elijah frowned and suggested.

It wasn’t that finding higher-tier resource points was difficult; it was that they were far too dangerous.

Once, a team tried exploring one of those clustered dark beast nests, only to meet their doom.

That was how the Nova Team suffered their first casualties.

Even when Natasha and the other Void Venerates took the Obsidian Devastator to get revenge and search if it had a higher-tier resource point, the result was just another massive loss.

Although they managed to clear the cluster of dark beast nests, they found it only had a few Tier 4 low-grade lodes, not even worth the energy they had spent.

In this dark plane, every Void Crystal and Elemental Crystal they possessed was hard currency.

Limited by how much they could carry, so as not to attract dark beasts beyond the uncharted zone, they had to save every bit they could.

Thus, when Elijah suggested deploying the Obsidian Devastator again, Nash only shook his head.

“I have a better plan. Just wait,” Nash said with a small smile.

Over the past ten days, aware of the problem, he had even set aside the deduction of the Void Condensation Manual and the runic commands.

Using his extra computational power, Nash began deducing the runic blueprint for various prospecting detectors brought by the Nova Sector.

If those dark technologies could be input into the [Weapon Control Module System], it wouldn’t just make things safer; it would also reduce their void energy signature, making them harder to detect.

Nash estimated that even if those prospecting detectors reached the deepest nests of dark beasts, as long as he was careful, they could remain undetected.

Thinking about his hard work over the past few days, Nash led the two siblings toward his workshop.

“Come. Let me show you what I mean…”