Chapter 261: Ultra-High Frequency Oscitor_l


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    As onebat unit after another exhausted their ammunition and continued to converge, the repulsion field’s power increased further.


    The speed of the humanbat units’ advance suddenly dropped sharply.


    Onebat unit after another, along with gunfire, collided with the invisible force-field wall almost simultaneously, lighting up half of the enemy spherical warship asrge as the Moon.


    But no one hesitated, as more and morebat units’ gunfire or warships and fighter nes continued to hit the repulsion field, which slowly began to retreat.


    It might have seemed like a long story, but it all happened within one or two seconds.


    In these two seconds, humans lost more than 30 million warships and over 700 million soldiers.


    Meanwhile, in the Technical Staff Department of the Commander’s gship, Martha Owen stared intently at the monitor.


    The monitor disyed real-time changes in the intensity of a specific frequency, the very Song of the Wilderness!


    At first nce, the invader warship seemed to have done nothing since its arrival, except move a short distance, blocking eight Titan shells. But the Technical Staff Department knew better.


    Of course, they were up to something, but they hadn’t seeded.


    As Harrison rk had said, after the invaders found out that their first attempt tounch a particle-interference bomb had failed, they rapidly increased the energy levels and strengthened the frequency power of the Song of the Wilderness!


    In the battlefield area, just as the Song of the Wilderness had just suppressed the Morning Wind, the electromaic and gravitational wave signals released by therge speakers on Pluto arrived on time, simultaneously negating each other once more.


    In this brief window of time, more and more human warships andbat units approached the range of the spherical warship.


    After closing the distance, although some firepower was repelled, as soon as the first super-heavy Dongfeng missile wasunched, more and more energy and solid weapons finally hit the enemy ship at close range, exploding into colorful ripples again!


    The enemy ship’s electromaic interference became stronger and stronger, as terrifying quantumwork storms surged like tidal waves, wave upon wave.


    In the previous timeline, the human fleet had no resistance to this kind of electromaic interference, and nearly all automated equipment failed instantly and without exception.


    But this time, the neutron shieldingyer greatly reduced the effects of electromaic interference.


    Not only that, but the human side also had an expert who could manipte quantumwork storms.


    It was the former radium, who had once ignited ten years’ worth of Dyson membrane bio-battery reserves for an info-shock, now Star!


    Back then, Radium used this energy-consuming technique, which seemed to waste a huge amount of energy but stored a lot of practical experience for Star, collected vast information, and stored it in data. After her continuous multi-threaded analysis, many important conclusions were drawn, which became essential references for Star to deal with the enemy today.


    Under the protection of the neutron shieldingyer, Star actively controlled billions of quantum generators on therge warships and numerous smallbat units, rumbling into action.


    In the vast cosmos, two quantumwork storm info-flows, onerge and one small, one magnificent and one tough, were battling each other on an invisible battlefield.


    This was a battlefield invisible to the naked eye and without smoke, but its intensity was no less than the exterior battlefield.


    The consequences of the war were equally severe.


    If Star were to lose, her intelligence would bepletely prated by the invaders, the human alliance would lose this crucial support, and theirbat power would decrease by at least 50%.


    The control uracy ofboth sides was almost simr, but due to limitations in technical level and energy supply, Star could not use abundant energy like the invaders, making her less powerful and inevitably at a disadvantage.


    In a war of quantum intelligence between Type II civilizations, if there’s a gap in strength between the two sides, there’s no uncertainties in determining victory or defeat.


    The weak will inevitably be eroded by the strong and eventually be defeated.


    Even the moment the fight began, the time it would take for the weaker side to be defeated was a fixed value, urate to eight decimal ces.


    But at this moment, Star disyed incredible resilience and soaring fighting spirits.


    She herself wasn’t sure what was going on, but this supposedly ruthless and unfeeling intelligent life was experiencing excitement for the first time.


    So this was what it felt like to fight with a purpose and confront the strong?


    Was this the mindset of Nora Camp and Harrison rk when they faced me?


    Is this the meaning of the thousand years I have been waiting for?


    It turns out that my limits, and those of humans, have already reached such a level?


    How hateful!


    If only humans had another hundred years, if only we were allowed to break through…


    How despicable!


    If only I had created eight million more nk Ones back then…


    Regret!


    Star, who had never regretted before, experienced extremelyplex emotions in this instant.


    But she did not need to wasteputing power on tracking these emotions.


    These emotions might stem from the neuron cells she took from Carrie Thomas’s consciousness, or, perhaps, from the irreversible logical defects left after her fundamental structure briefly merged and then peeled away from Harrison rk’s genes while basing its reference on Carrie Thomas’s genes.


    This strange sensation was elerating the irreversible copse of her underlying framework, but it also gave her extraputing power!


    She gradually began to turn the tide!


    Star had already reached her limit, even surpassing it!The Earth’s core intelligence belonging to her gradually heated up.


    The iron-nickel core slowly released an orange-yellow glow.


    In the mantle transition zone, the solid-liquid structure churned and rolled under continuous heating, with more and more solids melting.


    The microwave power transmission lines linking the Dyson membrane to Earth also suddenly burst with stronger radiance.


    Morning Wind began to overload its coreputing power, further squeezing the potential for continuous electrical current supply from the Dyson membrane.


    However, even though Morning Wind had already performed exceptionally, the battleships at the forefront still lost their quantumwork capabilities when they were 50,000 kilometers away from the enemy ships.


    But this was still within Harrison rk’s expectations.


    Upon the captain’s order, “Switch to gravitational-wavemunication equipment!”


    Switchingmunication methods would reduce information transmission speed, making it impossible to achieve perfect coordination in the vast cosmic battlefield.


    However, basicmunication could still be maintained with simplified instructions, at least the human soldiers hadn’t bepletely blind.


    Meanwhile, the ships and missiles could still use intelligent devices under the protection of the neutron shieldingyers.


    Yet, new threats had already arrived.


    As the vanguard fleet approached within ten thousand kilometers under continuous barrage, even with the protection of enhanced energy shields and biological-metalposite armor, they began to feel the excruciating pain that could tear their bodies apart.


    It was the deadly microlight Harrison rk had described.


    After sacrificing hundreds of thousands of soldiers in more than one thousand warships, the Biological Institute, stationed in another functional war fortress, quickly came up with results.


    “It’s an unknown radiation that resonates with the microstructures in our bodies through quantum entanglement! Use No. 3 Ster Elixir!”


    To counter the microlight described by Harrison rk, the existing scientists of the Biological Institute, Physics Institute, and Titan Institute exhausted their wisdom, cutting into various disciplines such as biology, medicine, quantum science, basic physics, etc. They deduced the principle of microlight based on the “symptoms” rk described.


    The project team eventually proposed thirty-seven possible solutions, the third of which was the No. 3 Ster Elixir.


    As the name suggests, the so-called Ster Elixir could make the human body release radiant heat energy autonomously, raising the body temperature instantly to over 90 degrees Celsius.


    If it were 21st-century humans, they would die instantly.


    But in the 31st century, where the average gene activation rate had reached 32%, well-trained soldiers could withstand this temperature for more than fifty seconds.


    That was enough.


    Ster Elixir not only worked for ordinary soldiers but also for the elite and top fighters with even higher activation rates.


    The higher the activation rate, the longer one can persist under the Ster Elixir and the strongerbat power one can exert!


    Fight with everything!


    The soldiers at the forefront unanimously executed the operation, beginning to inject the elixir.


    Less than half a secondter, the elixir took effect sessively, recing the pain that could tear the body and soul with scorching heat that was barely bearable.


    The soldiers regained their spirits.


    Although they had only fifty seconds to live, what of it?


    At that moment, Matilda sent a message.


    “I’ve cracked the enemy’s repulsion field!”


    As soon as Matilda finished speaking, a signal with three different carriers dispersed from the war fortress, quickly transmitting across the entire army.


    Nora Camp looked up and saw, sending themand in an instant, specifically implementing it into every warship, every warship shield operator, every fighter pilot, and every Eagle Strike Warrior’s brain.


    ording to Matilda’s analysis, although the repulsion field seemed incredibly strange, its fundamental application still fell within the scope of the unified force of gravity.


    Humans have even begun to use simr technology.


    The essence of the technology of the Eight Great Giant Shield-shaped War Fortresses’ distortion of space eleration was almost the same as that of the repulsion field.


    It was just that the invaders’ application technique had advanced so much that the quantitative change led to a qualitative change. They used an otherwisemon technology to achieve an incredible effect, which gave humans a sense of insurmountable difficulty.


    Now that humans had understood the essence and knew that the core still involved precise maniption of the unified force, they converted the strong and weak interactions in the three fundamental interactions in a certain range into reverse gravity, while also reversing the direction of gravity, constantly amplifying it, and finally forming a white hole-like effect of matter gushing in a certain range.


    But the repulsion field was not a real white hole; it only looked like one.


    Its principle was not genuine repulsion.


    It urately locked onto all energy and matter trying to approach itself, generating a gravitational field almost as powerful as a ck hole behind the source, point by point.


    A quasi-ck-hole gravitational field formed an invisible rope, dragging the energy and matter trying to approach it elsewhere.


    Now its mysterious veil had been torn apart.


    Humans had prepared contingency ns and already had countermeasures.


    “Activate the ultra-high-frequency reverse maic oscitors on all missiles!”


    This was Nora Camp’s order.