Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 1121

Chapter 1121: Chapter 1121 - Taming the Wall - Prerogative - 2

Selthia had dropped it as a casual, arrogant piece of trivia in the middle of a deathmatch, and Ren had simply filed it away to survive.

Now, the horrifying, awe-inspiring puzzle pieces violently snapped together.

The ancient brain had willingly handed him the classified data, while completely locking Luna out. The supercomputer recognized his signature. It acknowledged him as an apex entity possessing some kind of administrator privileges, a being allowed to bypass the rigid, multi-crystal requirements it aggressively demanded from every ordinary human.

It was the exact same loophole Selthia possessed. It was the exact same authority that had allowed him to command the ruins’ doors to open without having to be crystalized.

"There is a way to fill all seven of these crystals," Ren said slowly. His voice was hushed. "Without sacrificing anyone..."

Luna’s eyes went wide. The breath hitched in her throat.

"What?"

"Without ever having to forcefully crystallize a living human being again to forge the cores." Ren stared at the towering brain, then at the seven empty sockets, and finally turned his burning gaze to Luna. "It just gave me the correct method."

Luna was completely paralyzed. If he could forge the hearts without human sacrifice, it changed everything, this was bigger than what Orion wanted.

"Bring Sirius," Ren commanded, his voice tight with anticipation. "Please. And position him on the exact opposite side of the brain from me."

He pointed across the colossal formation, indicating a specific, empty socket carved with twisting, ethereal runes.

"The Wind slot. Have him touch the crystal exactly there."

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Ren had specifically asked for Sirius for a very concrete reason.

The thread of data that the ancient crystal brain had injected directly into his mind included a staggering detail, something he absolutely never would have guessed on his own.

Since it changed his understanding of the consequences of his resurrection process.

He had assumed that when he pulled Sirius out of the crystal, he had completely, flawlessly reversed every single magical effect the ruins had inflicted upon the commander.

He was right, but also wrong.

The physical petrification had been reversed, yes. But the ancient system wasn’t that simple. When a living human was forcefully crystallized, the ruin meticulously mapped their three-dimensional biological and magical architecture.

It recorded the exact schematic of the sacrifice, burning that unique signature permanently into the deep, invisible tissue of the superbrain’s network the ruins seemed to be.

The answer to Ren’s worry didn’t reside inside Sirius anymore. It resided in the system’s memory.

That residual, metaphysical brand served as a localized access point. A reversed entity like Sirius could still interact with the crystal brain in a way an ordinary, un-petrified human shouldn’t.

It took Luna an agonizingly long time to physically separate her father from Lykea.

It wasn’t just because Sirius was stubbornly clinging to his resurrected wife like a drowning man. It was because Lykea, fresh out of the crystal and operating at maximum chaotic capacity, possessed absolutely zero intention of letting him go either.

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