I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

Chapter 848: Chapter 509: The Nth Power of Space-Time [4400 Characters]_2

But she wasn’t panicked. Before going to the medical room, she had already anticipated what would happen within the next five minutes.

As Harrison Clark once left a famous saying, even in defeat, Nora Camp felt everything was under control.

The enemy’s every move had never deviated from the predictions of space-time topology.

She took a deep breath and looked at the star map in front of her, where sixty-four spherical war fortresses representing the Third Defensive Line were shining brightly.

“I know everything! Begin broadcasting the Total War Mobilization Order! Fortress ships prepare for battle!”

After a final twenty-eight months of emergency research, all sixty-four fortress ships had been fitted with new weapons.

Six hundred and forty Pulse Star Focusing Cannons were the new trump cards in human hands, no less powerful than Energy Beam Bombs.

In these 28 months, the technological level of human civilization had taken a great leap forward, to the extent that researchers from a few years ago, if not strengthened by the aid of superpower bacteria, would feel unfamiliar. @@novelbin@@

After the Total War Mobilization Order was issued, the headquarters, led by Nora Camp, took over 50% control and implemented a semi-comprehensive downward control over the entire war zone.

The so-called semi-comprehensive downward control meant that the direct orders from the headquarters would be detailed down to the sub-fleet level.

The remaining human fleet was divided into four levels.

Main battle fleets, with an integrated combat unit quantity exceeding one hundred million.

First-level fleets, with combat unit quantities in the tens of millions.

Further divisions included sub-fleets and combat formations with units in the millions.

Orders that went down to the sub-fleet level accounted for about 50% of the global orders, hence being called 50% control.

The grading of orders was complicated.

Some orders were considered effective, while others fell under redundant orders.

But both types of orders were indispensable.

For example, when the low-level gunners, engineers, and drivers of a battleship executed certain redundant orders, they didn’t need to obtain detailed information from their superiors, they only needed the combat support system to accurately decompose the general orders of the commander and then distribute the orders to everyone’s heads.

In daily training, the workload of most onboard soldiers was not substantial since the combat support system could alleviate a lot of their tasks.

However, during wartime, when a battleship was damaged or faced unstable quantum network communications, many key processes required manual control, and the comprehensive qualities of the soldiers became particularly important.

To conserve the power of the Star system as much as possible, allowing it to cooperate more with the emergency research of research institutions, the Military Science Academy and the Space-time Topology Research Institute created a new type of management mode that perfectly combined human abilities with quantum intelligence.

A large portion of onboard soldiers engaged in complex technical occupations had gradually undergone transformations with superpower bacteria.

Soldiers with superpowers would play an even more critical role in the war.

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After a brief rest, Harrison Clark went to the command room.

Nora Camp was sitting upright in her chair, wearing a dark helmet on her head.

Dense and rapidly changing parameters were displayed on her projection mask, so many that even Harrison Clark felt a tingling in his scalp.

Just a moment ago, she had become a superpower wielder.

She demonstrated an unprecedented high degree of compatibility with the superpower bacteria, which proliferated rapidly in her body.

As a result, she acquired an unusually high level of concentration, which allowed her to deploy her planning abilities to the fullest extent.

With the help of the superpower bacteria, Nora Camp no longer needed to give orders verbally.

She could now control the vast brainwave instructions at a super-high level of concentration.

At this moment, her brainwave instructions were being transmitted at a super-high rate of millions per second, and the vast battlefield was being organized neatly under her control.

Harrison Clark didn’t disturb Nora Camp.

He had not received systematic training as a commander, and had no constructive opinions on the overall planning of the war situation.

He didn’t expect that at this moment, he would be the only idle person among billions of humans.

Unable to sit still, Harrison Clark impulsively used the information access privileges of the Sage Institute and took a look at Nora Camp’s previous personal records.

A moment later, Harrison Clark silently closed the record.

He saw such a piece of information in the record.

The Sage Institute and the Science Institute had been hiding something from him until now.

It wasn’t exactly a heinous crime – just a personal matter.

The Sage Institute asked Nora Camp to use a cell sample from Harrison himself as a key to unlock an encrypted file in a pile of old documents.

The original owner of the file was Carrie Thomas. The USB drive containing the file, along with Carrie’s other belongings, was found, stored in the Harrison-Carrie Museum, and brought to the Shadow Galaxy in the twenty-fifth century.

Technically speaking, programmers could have cracked Carrie’s encryption as early as 800 years ago.

But no one attempted to do so because there was a handwritten note from Carrie on the USB drive.

“For his other her, others please do not open.”

The USB drive was eventually preserved until today, when two years ago, Harrison Clark and Nora Camp began to appear together in the public eye. A senior elder in the Sage Institute handed it over to Nora Camp.

Humans are indeed very peculiar creatures.

Aside from intense curiosity, they can also restrain their curiosity under the support of some wonderful faith.

Nora Camp had never opened it until today, before using the superpower bacteria. She finally opened it and saw what was inside.

After reading it, she listened to the song “Happiness to the Nth Power” once, and then completely deleted the data in the USB drive.