Chapter 507: Chapter 334: The War God n Speedily Goes Bankrupt_l


    The final conclusion is basically consistent with Star’s.


    The change in Harrison rk’s body was a coincidence, the most incredible coincidence in history.


    Every moment of cell division in the human body is actually a mutation.


    Every person’s body always contains “mutant cells”.


    The most notable and well-known result of mutations is the production of mutated cells like “cancer cells”.


    When cancer cells with infinite proliferative characteristics are produced and luckily evade the immune system’s attack, which sessfully reproduces, it bes the cancer that ravaged humanity years ago.


    The change in Harrison rk’s body can only be found in this irrational “rational exnation”.


    He mutated, and indeed, his trillions of cells all moved in the same direction, eventually reaching a 100% mirror-image ovep with the ancient Harrison rk.


    Although the renewal time of different cells in different parts of the human body varies, that is not important.


    It’s possible that from a very early time, Harrison rk’s cells had begun to mutate in the direction of bing the ancient sage.


    The slower-transforming stem cells were followed by an eleration in the rate of transformation, eventually manifesting in rapidly iterating subcutaneous tissues and red blood cells.


    At some pointst month, quantitative change triggered qualitative change, and his body’s cells were all quickly reced.


    From then on, his entire body hadpleted its mutation, and the underlying information determining who he was had perfectly “supplemented”. He hadpletely “changed” into another person, and his awakening level began to rise rapidly in an unfathomable smooth linear function.


    His awakening level increase was indeed very unusual, and if the current situation continues, he might even rise to over 39% in a year.


    But if he is “him”, isn’t that natural?


    Also, the synchronous coincidence involving at least trillions of cell units is indeed contrary tomon sense.


    But a thousand years ago, the ancient Harrison rk had already achieved such feats.


    A thousand years have passed since then, and countless remarkable talents have been passed down from generation to generation, but apart from a very small number of people who are qualified to look up at his back, the value created by others is not even qualified to look up at the mountain where he stands.


    Is this reasonable?


    Of course not.


    Since the existence of the ancient Harrison rk was unreasonable from the beginning, it is an objective fact.


    A thousand yearster, another him reappeared in the world. Why should we care about whether it is reasonable or unreasonable?


    Perhaps it is precisely because the yearning and remembrance for him by countless people are too strong, making his willst forever in the universe, bing a part of the eternal cosmic wisdom.


    Now that the end is near, perhaps it is the will of the ancient sage that quietly changed some rules that human civilization cannot understand now, chose the very simr Sergeant Harrison rk, and interfered with the mutation of his cells, creating a second “ancient sage”.


    Although this exnation is still very metaphysical, it is slightly more eptable than the theory of reincarnation.


    In short, this Harrison rk is not that Harrison rk, but there is some connection.


    Once the situation is confirmed, the next thing to consider is how to respond.


    The feats left by the ancient Harrison rk in the history of civilization are too dazzling to ignore.


    Now, as the end approaches, people are actually looking forward to a heroic supreme leader to emerge.


    Neville Brown, Mr. Green, and others also hope to be the supreme leader.


    They do not desire power, but merely want to take on greater responsibility actively, shoulder the lives of more than 40 billionpatriots, and lead civilization in a desperate struggle.


    But they did not act rashly because each of them knew that when one’s ability is insufficient, forcefully ascending would not help but bring endless disaster.


    The position of the supreme leader is to be fought for, but the process of fighting for it requires not only convincing others but also convincing oneself.


    In this era, a leader must have a strong sense of responsibility and mission.


    So, what kind of responsibility does the supreme leader need to bear?


    For example:


    The supreme leader’s every major decision is rted to the life and death of more than 4.0 billionpatriots and whether the Earth civilization, which has existed for millions of years, can break free from the shackles of fate and continue to walk in the crisis-ridden universe. It aims to transform from a tiny light in the vast cosmos to a great race that stands forever under this starry sky and write a great chapter that spans billions of years across the universe.


    The damage caused by a wrong decision on his part is incalcble and will have catastrophic consequences.


    So the supreme leader absolutely cannot make major mistakes.


    Sitting in such an important position and making such major decisions, it is impossible for ordinary people to fathom the terrifying psychological pressure that the supreme leader must bear.


    The reason why the current top four leaders, Mr. Green, Neville Brown, Bernal Connor, and Powell, have not gone further is that each of them cannot be sure whether they can still maintain perfectposure and wisdom under such pressure. Not only should they never make a mistake, but they should also always make the best choices, possess far-sightedness that others do not have, and consider issues one step ahead of others and one step ahead of their enemies.


    Currently, the four of themplement each other and act as checks and bnces. If one of them makes a mistake, the other three can remedy and cover it up, so that the four of them share responsibility and can bear it.


    However, if someone is elected as the supreme leader, the situation will change abruptly.


    If today’s Harrison rk could grow to the level of Harrison rk a thousand years ago, then he would definitely be able to shoulder the responsibility.


    How great would that be?


    Wouldn’t that be the blessing of humanity?


    This idea quietly emerged in everyone’s heart, waiting for someone to take the lead in expressing their position.At this moment, the innovative youth leader of science, Martha Owen, stood up, “I have something to say.”


    Neville Brown: “Please speak.”


    Martha Owen: “You can observe Harrison rk’s performance in the selectionpetition. Firstly, he managed to re-master the high school knowledge he had passively forgotten within a month and received a full score evaluation in the Star assessment.”


    “Although his potential IQis notparable to top scientists, this proves that his instantaneous logical thinking abilities are definitely at the top one- billionth level. Therefore, I believe that Harrison rk has a certain leadership potential.”


    Mr. Green nodded and added, “His level in battlefieldmand is self-evident. He has only shown remarkable performance against the imaginary enemy of Compound-Eyed Observers so far, and hisprehensive ability still needs further observation. However, I think he can be trained.”


    After discussing the variousprehensive qualities, the intelligent conference system controlled by the Star directly switched the full-channel view to Needham Brown.


    Without a doubt, Needham Brown is the best person toment on Harrison rk’sbat potential.


    Needham, feeling a little ufortable and displeased, merely pursed his lips, “Not bad.”


    Most of the people in the conference room nodded.


    “That means he’s really good.”


    “As a Gxy Warrior with only a 36.36% awakening, he’s indeed impable.”


    Levi Martin: “What’s most rare is his strong willpower. I ask myself, and I can’t reach his level. If we are genius warriors, he’s more like… like…”


    It’s unclear who picked up the line.


    While the words were a bit exaggerated, no one denied it explicitly.


    “A natural-born War God!”


    With the conversationing to this point, the situation has mostly been decided.


    Whether sessful or not, it’s worth trying.


    What if it seeds?


    Then mankind would have another sage, Harrison rk!


    Even if it fails, the situation would not worsen.


    However, when ites to how to train him, people’s opinions diverge again.


    Especially on whether to let him know about the development n, everyone has their own opinion and no one can convince the other.


    Ultimately, the Science Committee decided to form arge research team with thousands of top researchers from various fields, such as education, psychology, history, military science, and biology, to analyze this matter.


    Eight hourster, the research results were out.


    Due to the extremely high randomness and uncertainty of human thinking, if he’s made aware of the n beforehand, he might be arrogant andcent due to being overvalued.


    In order to avoid this situation, they chose not to tell him the truth and, instead, to guide him secretly so that he can make rapid progress. The goal is to advance as much as possible in the end.


    Even if his growth doesn’t meet expectations in eleven months, it doesn’t matter.


    If the war can continue and human civilization doesn’t perish in the first bout, given his talent, he’ll undoubtedly grow rapidly during the war.


    Neville Brown made the final decision, “Alright, the n is set and named ‘War God n.’ The implementation details of the War God n will continue to be entrusted to the research team, expanding the existing team size to at least 50,000 people in the War God Research Institute and applying forputational resources from the Star. Meeting adjourned.”


    In the peaceful era, where real trials by fire couldn’t be essed and brutal survival of the fittest couldn’t be implemented, the only way to cultivate a great leader quickly was to use suggestive intervention.


    However, this is easier said than done, as every detail must be strictly controlled to perfection.


    For example, they need to n who he meets today, what they talk about, and what content is on the projection screen when he casually passes by somewhere and looks over.


    When he’s resting in a coffee shop, they need to arrange who’s talking about effective knowledge next to him…


    Every detail should be considered and bnced.


    They must not let him waste time, avoid him growing tired of studying, continuously shape his personal will and group consciousness, and secretly teach him many leadership skills to master the overall situation.


    This was impossible to achieve in the education methods of the ancient times when the master led the way and the individual practiced.


    Fortunately, humans now have the powerful quantum intelligence, the Star.


    What human power can’t achieve, the Star can.


    More than 99.9% of today’s information is already in the hands of the Star; it canyout and guide in all aspects and secretly influence anyone’s life, creating a directional ne that is even more imprable than Truman’s World.”


    The Star did not deny mankind’s application, agreed to provideputational power, and became the main executor of the “War God n.”


    The colossal War God Research Institute was established immediately. Besides the Star, more than 50,000 top academic teams supported, nning Harrison rk’s life and making ns.


    However, the seemingly perfect strategy dered bankruptcy the next afternoon as soon as Harrison rk woke up.


    True-Inside Agent, the Star, while helping Harrison rk in-depth testing of gene awakening, said, “They n to train you to be a human leader; they want you to be the second Harrison rk.”


    True-Harrison rk widened his eyes.


    “What?”


    The great and secret War God n only proceeded smoothly for.Jess than three minutes.