I Can Program My Body?-Chapter 488: Building External Server

"The problem..."

Hearing Nash’s question, Julius hesitated.

"Just answer. No need to mind me," Nash said, guessing his hesitation.

"Although everyone thought the Star Alliance had potential, they said it didn’t have the ability..."

"No ability? Haha, it seems they have a way with words."

"They’re just ignorant, Commander. No need to mind them."

"I know."

Although there was a rumor that Azaela was paying attention to him, it was just a rumor.

As for his achievements in the Domain-level Cosmic Competition, most considered it a stroke of luck.

On the real battlefield, everyone thought the ambitious Star Alliance was nothing but a paper tiger.

Even if they could achieve something, many teams didn’t want to be cannon fodder to test it.

It wasn’t that they doubted his ability; it was because he was too ambitious.

While the Solaris Team and other great teams aimed to establish a few sector territories, the Star Alliance wanted the whole place!

Even if they eventually succeeded, how many teams would need to be sacrificed along the way?

"What do you think we should do, Commander?"

"Just wait. The power of the Star Alliance is still brewing." Nash smiled, not in a hurry.

As long as 10% of the Star Alliance members activated those new modules, they could suppress others on the same level.

Using these living signboards, they could compete with other talents to show their power.

"However, the recruitment of soldiers should be done as soon as possible. Whether it’s a Void Warrior or Void Commander, as long as they’re willing, you can recruit them."

Although the higher the strength, the more soul points they could produce, those modules had the same price.

As long as the quantity was enough, even if he only earned 10 soul points per individual, it was enough.

"I see. Should we start with the civilizations under the Star Alliance? What about the benefits they’d get?"

"It’s enough to recruit people under the Star Alliance for now. As for the benefits, you can decide this yourself. Just tell me if you need something. My only requirement is to recruit as many people as possible."

"I got it, Commander!" Julius smiled with ease.

With the influence of the Star Alliance over these civilizations, recruiting them should be easy.

"By the way, how about you create them a special astral art, Commander? That should attract a lot of people."

Although void and soul manuals were widely available in their current state, nothing beat the manuals Nash created.

Until now, the Earthlings were still using the Earth Star Astral Arts.

Even though it was a little painful, the speed was more than enough to compensate.

Not only that, but because it was based on their general genetic structure, a little comprehension was enough to bring them to the limit.

Unlike other manuals that promised great things, the Earth Star Astral Art was straightforward but highly effective.

"I’ll work on this once I return. I’ll also reconfigure the Earth Star Astral Art while I’m at it." Nash nodded in agreement.

Having a greater foundation of knowledge and strength, his views on things were different.

He didn’t even need to use the Soul Enlightenment State. His bare computational power should be enough to deduce a perfect manual.

"That’s great. I’ll await the Commander’s good news."

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A while later, after instructing Julius on the specifics of recruitment, Nash moved to the core of the Neon Planet.

He would be leaving the day after tomorrow, meaning the runic system would be unavailable.

Fortunately, during his seclusion, Nash had already deduced a solution.

Although it wasn’t the perfect device that could infinitely extend the range of his runic system, it was enough to have an external server that allowed it to work independently.

Arriving at the planetary core he’d asked to be built before, Nash looked around.

Protected by high-tier synthesized materials, the walls alone could withstand the impact of a tier 8 War God.

Like a small vault, in the event of a sudden attack, Nash would have time to react and evacuate the contents.

Walking toward the small platform in the middle, Nash began to condense dozens of his elemental cores.

From virtual to reality, it was as if his connection to them was cut off.

Although he felt he could still use them, with them present in the open, Nash was unable to mobilize their power.

"This should be enough," Nash calculated.

To keep the power of the runic system active, it needed to have his presence.

It could be either his void power, soul power, or even elemental cores.

However, because they would be traveling an unknown distance, only the elemental cores, which could act independently, could be left behind.

Even the Celestial Beasts would dissipate without the connection to his power after some distance.

Placing each elemental core in its desired position, Nash began to engrave various amplifying runic languages to amplify the distance of his power’s influence.

From the Neon Planet, Nash wanted to include the whole Neon Cluster System!

If possible, he even wanted to include all the planetary systems under the Star Alliance in the range.

Unfortunately, his power wasn’t enough.

Even if he used all his elemental cores, Nash wouldn’t even be able to cover 10%.

Soon, after hours of engraving, Nash slowly detached his influence from the runic system, letting his elemental cores do the work.

"Amazing! It really works!"

Although he’d already deduced it in his Soul Enlightenment State, seeing it with his own eyes was another matter.

Looking closely, he saw the thread of runic space latch onto the runic system, working flawlessly like usual.

The mysteries of the runic space were truly endless. It didn’t seem to latch onto his soul, but rather his very origin.

Thus, no matter the vessel, as long as it was related to him, it could connect to the Runic Space.

"I wonder if I could use it to resurrect?" Nash mused with a chuckle.

Although it was a grand idea, it should be possible.

After studying Camilla’s physique more closely, he should be able to do it.