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These precise data allowed him to "customize" the cleaning plan, employing different purification frequencies for different emotions.

After mastering the detailed traits of the pollutants, Ron began to analyze the Rune Array Map under the feet of the Star-forged Titan.

The difficulty of this task far exceeded his initial estimation.

Each Rune line didn’t exist in isolation; rather, it formed complex interactions with thousands of other lines.

The traditional method of analyzing one by one completely failed here, and he needed to find a new angle of interpretation.

In a state of Meditation, Ron let his consciousness "hover" above the entire array map, attempting to observe its overall structure from a higher-dimensional perspective.

"I see... a massive vortex, an energy black hole capable of devouring stars..."

In this state of heightened perception, the originally dizzyingly complex rune lines began to reveal clear logical levels:

Ron’s pen moved swiftly over the paper, sketching out the core structure of the array map:

"By adjusting the curvature of space, the Titan can create local gravity anomalies, achieving instant acceleration, abrupt halts, and even space jumps!"

"The planet’s geothermal energy, magnetic fields, even life energy, can all be converted into the Titan’s power source..."

"These runes can analyze and simulate any environmental conditions, allowing the Titan to operate normally anywhere from lava oceans to void storms..."

With a grasp of the basic principles of the array map, Ron began a deeper level of safety analysis.

He discovered several potentially fatal risk points hidden within this seemingly perfect design.

Material fatigue prediction:

Applying astrological "time projection" techniques, Ron simulated the material degradation of the Titan under different levels of use intensity.

"At the current operating frequency, Rune Groups 47-52 will reach their fatigue limit within the next 18 months..."

He marked specific locations on the drawings and calculated the precise probability of risk:

"Energy conduction efficiency will decrease by 14.7%, potentially leading to local energy feedback that threatens the entire core system in the worst-case scenario."

After completing all the technical analyses, Ron proceeded to draft the formal report.

But he was not content with a simple technical summary; instead, he attempted to elevate these findings to a higher theoretical level.

Philosophical reflection on the "Resentment Gold" phenomenon:

"The ’Resentment Gold’ on Stoker Star is more than just a new material; it is a material manifestation of societal contradictions..."

In the third part of the report, Ron elaborated on his core views in detail:

"If we regard native gods like the ’Soul of Steel’ as collections of concepts, then the emergence of ’Resentment Gold’ is essentially an infusion of new elements into the original conceptual system."

"This infusion is gradual, imperceptible, but irreversible."

He drew a complex concept flowchart showing the specific implementation path of faith pollution:

Stage One: Conceptual Planting "Through technical assistance, natives are introduced to new metal concepts (such as ’Iron of Liberation’, ’Copper of Equality’, etc.);"

Stage Two: Emotional Association "Leveraging societal contradictions, these new concepts are bound to intense emotional experiences;"

Stage Three: Divinity Infiltration "When enough followers begin to understand metal through new concepts, the essence of the native gods will be quietly altered."

Stage Four: Total Replacement "Ultimately, the ’Soul of Steel’ still exists but its focus has shifted from the interests of Stoker Star to the prosperity of the Wizard Civilization."

By the time all three reports were completed, the candle on the desk had burned more than halfway down.

Ron put down his quill, looking at the three hefty research tomes in front of him, a glint of satisfaction in his eyes.

This was not just a work report but a systematic organization of all his gains over the past week.

......

When Ron submitted the report to Vinard, at first, the Great Wizard only glanced impatiently.

After all, he expected it to be just a simple work summary.

But soon, his silver eyes froze.

The light of the core crystal shifted from stable blue to gold, indicating "deep thought," and finally to pure white, representing "astonishment."

Ten minutes later, Vinard slowly raised his head.

"This... you’ve done extremely well."

His voice carried incredulity:

"This is a comprehensive, systematic, and in some aspects, research document that surpasses my original understanding."

The mechanical arm shook as it flipped through the pages of the report:

"Your depth of analysis of Stoker Star’s belief system, your precision in interpreting the Rune Array Map, and those optimization schemes you proposed that I had never considered..."

Vinard paused for a long time, as if struggling to find the right words:

"Ron, I must admit, I underestimated you."

"It’s not just talent but this ability to perfectly integrate theory with practice. An ability that most Dark Sun Level Wizards do not possess."

He carefully stored away the report as if preserving an invaluable artifact:

"Very well, it seems that Uther’s judgment was indeed not misplaced. The work of the cleaner concludes here."

Vinard’s projection of the Void Remains began to solidify, indicating his intention to appear in person:

"Starting tomorrow, come to my core laboratory. There are some truly fascinating things that I believe... you will find interesting."

After speaking, Vinard’s projection disappeared.

But at the last moment before disappearing, Ron caught a complex glimmer in his eyes—a mix of expectation, excitement, and a trace of indescribable... unease?

Ron stood alone at the massive foot of the Titan, surrounded by countless runes he had cleansed with his own hands, each line shining brilliantly in the moonlight.

He looked down at his clean hands, then looked up at this creation representing the pinnacle of Wizard Civilization technology, with unprecedented brilliance flashing in his eyes.

At this moment, he felt a profound change.

It was not only a growth of knowledge but an expansion of vision.

He began to truly understand what it meant to "build a kingdom"—it was not merely about occupying land but reshaping the entire operational logic of the world.

And he stood on the threshold to this ultimate power.

Tomorrow, Vinard would open that door for him.

But he vaguely sensed that behind the door awaited not just knowledge and technology...

But also some deeper, more dangerous things.