Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 1124

Chapter 1124: Chapter 1124 - Taming the Wall - Prerogative - Dragon

​The entire, sprawling network of the ancient crystal brain unfolded directly inside Ren’s skull.

​Countless layers of overlapping, hyper-dense information stretched outward in every conceivable direction, mapping a localized digital universe that his human perception was only just beginning to comprehend.

​As he drowned in the vastness of the network, the very first thing to clearly emerge from the roaring static was a pair of system prompts.

​They weren’t formulated in human words. They were delivered in the raw, instantaneous, conceptual language of the brain, ideas injected directly into the deepest, pre-linguistic processing centers of his brain.

​The first message was an absolute confirmation of Selthia’s words: Biometric and mana signature recognized. Minimum elements for operational parameters met. Controller authority granted.

​The ancient system fully recognized him. It formally acknowledged him as an entity possessing absolute, unquestionable command over its architecture.

​The second message arrived immediately after, hanging in his mind as a pending query demanding an input: Do you wish to grant localized access permissions to the Light and Wind reformed core sacrifices (Lykea and Sirius)?

​Ren was so utterly dazed that it took him a long, heavy moment to even formulate a reaction.

​He was completely lost in the sheer vastness of the network. He was drowning in the intoxicating, god-like high of having the same brain clarity as when his fungus was perfectly synchronized, but with an ancient supercomputer whose processing power he couldn’t even begin to measure.

The query simply floated there in the void, patiently waiting for a command, while Ren desperately tried to orient himself inside a mental landscape that had just become many times larger than his own physical one.

​A torrential downpour of classified knowledge began to rain into his mind. He saw the intricate, hidden routes of the Platinum ranks. He saw the blueprints for some higher-tier beast fusions. He saw the methodology for manipulating raw crystal.

​But none of that incredible, world-altering intelligence hit him the hardest.

​What truly shattered his understanding of reality were the fragmented, ancient historical records buried deep within the tide. It was the classified, forgotten truth regarding the true origin of the ruins’ system, and the terrifying, awe-inspiring reason they had been placed in this world in the first place.

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Sirius and Lykea felt each other in the dark.

By physically touching the ancient brain at opposite nodes, their minds were forcefully tethered. It was a localized, digital telepathy far deeper and vastly more intimate than any natural, biological bond could ever facilitate.

The connection was so absolute, so suffocatingly close, that Lykea finally stopped twisting her neck to hunt for her husband’s reflection in the crystalline facets. She didn’t need to see his face anymore; she could feel the exact texture of his thoughts thrumming inside her own skull.

But alongside that profound connection, they also felt the barrier.

It was a thin, localized ’firewall’ within the digital architecture. It prevented their minds from wandering deeper into the supercomputer’s vast labyrinth. They could feel a massive ocean of intelligence waiting just on the other side of that locked door, but it was a door they fundamentally lacked the administrative privileges to open.

Ren, completely lost in the roaring tidal wave of data flooding his own expanded consciousness, took several long seconds to orient himself. The query requesting localized access for the Light and Wind sacrifices was still floating patiently in his mind.

With a deliberate push of will, Ren finally stabilized and authorized the permission.

The ’firewall’ instantly dissolved.

Sirius and Lykea gasped in unison. They were completely overwhelmed as the data stream rushed in, marveling at the sheer, impossible magnitude of it. They were two mortals who had just accidentally discovered a hidden, infinite ocean of knowledge they never knew existed beneath their feet.

However, they were not experiencing the exact same tidal wave as Ren.

Their biological minds, though marked by the system’s residual branding, simply weren’t structurally designed to interface fully with the ruin’s core architecture. What they received was a heavily filtered, drastically diluted fraction of the intelligence, almost the same Orion had gotten but without Selthia’s traps.

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