On February 22nd, in such a day, the upgrade of the guide workbench was finally completed.

Duchamp gave it a try, and couldn't help but rejoice in his heart: the intelligence of the operating system has been greatly improved, and the most important thing is that the research and development function has been added.

"The primary R&D system has been established, and new product information can be obtained by analyzing the samples that are not available in the database, and R&D projects can be established."

The desire to upgrade the deflector is endless, and immediately after the completion of this round of upgrades, the options for alternative function expansions were given, including the continued use of the memory expansion database and the addition of a variety of new ancillary facilities.

However, for the sake of not being urgent, Duchamp did not bother with these extensions.

Duchamp experimented with the option of making a laptop, and the workbench offered a variety of options:

"Please select a hardware reference system: Apple, Lenovo, HP, ......"

"Please select the operating system reference system: MACOS, Windows, ......"

"Please select a specific parameter and function ......"

Estimating Workload ......

Finally, the guide workbench gives a schedule.

It turned out that in order to make a working Semria version of the computer, the problem was not the hardware, but the software, and every language and software to be used in the computer had to be developed first due to the lack of information in Duchamp's knowledge base.

Duchamp looked at this hint and this time it was a real nosebleed!

Apple, Compaq, Oracle, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Guanqun, Hitachi, the American Network Alliance, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Harbin Institute of Technology, countless pioneers in the IT industry, your decades of hard work, this small iron table has to be completely repeated, just to finally get an ordinary home computer that can be bought for thousands of soft girl coins!

Duchamp was very chilled to put a tick on the start of software development, and silently also a check on the expansion of the database.

The conductive workbench quickly devoured another 200 million standard memories and several alloys, and carried out a new round of expansion.

After replenishing a large amount of energy, it can slowly carry out its research and development in the background, without delaying Duchamp in making the Constant Talisman.

The principle of the constant talisman is not too complicated, but only the guiding workbench can complete the processing, because at a glance with the amulet of the sun, it is necessary to completely engrave the circuit into the gem to form a 'array' that merges with the gem. The gems chosen by Duchamp looked small, but they were the densest of the boxes of gems, far more dense than the crystals made from the gare wafers of the conductive workbench.

This is also the reason why the price of natural Qiyao stone on the mainland is expensive.

After so many days of practice, Duchamp's proficiency in the rainbow enchantment had reached the point where he was handy, and he took the gem in his hand, rubbing the smooth surface, thinking to himself how big he wanted to set the spell to be just right.

Duchamp speculated that the little prince's special ability, if nothing else, should be in the heart.

The famous royal family in the history of the continent is said to have inherited a mysterious ability to ensure that for a thousand years, despite all kinds of war, natural disasters and civil strife, its rule has never been broken. And the Drakeles Great, known as the "ancestor of Zhongxing", is also known as the "Lionheart the Great".

Duchamp has been speculating that perhaps the extra power in the little prince's body is the power of his family's mysterious inheritance.

Using the rainbow enchantment to assimilate this mysterious power in this way, Duchamp felt a pity when he thought about it.

However, Duchamp also knew that the little prince was facing another problem, the rise of this overly strong force would take away other forces in his body, and when the Qiyao in his body was cut off, perhaps the little prince would face the fear of his life.

Because of this, the royal family secretly asked Reem III to develop a method of suppression. At the same time, I don't know how many high-ranking mages have gone to see the little prince's illness.

Thinking of this, Duchamp can only comfort himself, although he does not have that incomparable power, but with the talent of the little prince's illusion and fire, he can also become a generation of masters, not to mention that for an emperor, wisdom is much more important than strength.

He shrunk the rainbow enchantment in his hand to fit in the palm of his hand, carefully observing the amount of channeling force it consumed. For this spell to work, the amulet must also have a constant supply of channeling.

Finally, Duchamp calculates a design based on the strength and endurance of the gemstone, as well as the supply of conductive force:

It consumes 1 unit of conductivity per minute, and at the same time the circuit replenishes 1 unit of conductive force, and works continuously in power-saving mode. In addition, there is also a big move: the crystallization circuit stores 200 conductive energy, and the rainbow enchantment can cover the whole body at a critical moment, although the time is only a short 5 seconds, but if it is not a special situation, it is enough to assimilate the excess energy in the body and around it. This consumes 200 leads, which can be recovered in three days. If the assimilation effect in power-saving mode is not enough, it can be excited like this every three days.

Once these parameters are entered, the system begins to enter spell models that require a constant constant. Duchamp minimized the rainbow enchantment for sampling and modeling on the conductive workbench. He persevered tenaciously for several hours, feeling that his mental strength was beginning to waver, and a prompt sounded: "The new spell model has been extracted successfully, please name it." ”

"Name it Rainbow Enchantment."

After the naming was successful, the Guiding Force Workbench selected an empty gem from the four gems to use as the core of the talisman, consumed some divine fragments, and slowly carved intricate patterns on it. This is the physical embodiment of the spell of the rainbow enchantment.

"Sure enough, the void attribute gem is more suitable for engraving the magic circle." Duchamp couldn't help but be glad that he hadn't made a mistake. Due to the experience of the last time, Duchamp also closed his eyes and traced the carving knife of the guiding workbench with his mental power, trying to learn the composition chain of this spell.

After an hour, Duchamp, whose mental strength was shaky, gave up this useless effort.

It's too complicated, and Duchamp's mental power has been consumed a lot before. Since the rainbow enchantment can be used by itself, there will be a chance to comprehend it in the future, so there is no hurry at this time.

After the Void Gem is engraved, the Guiding Force Workbench takes out all kinds of Flare Chips from its own stock, synthesizes a circuit that can absorb the seven series of Radiance, and connects it to the surrounding area of the circle. There are a lot of fine crystals inlaid in the middle, which serve as a guiding energy storage pool.

Then, with a mixture of Semerian stone and other alloys, the entire circuit, as well as the guide pool, is wrapped around the core stone. On either side of the seat, some ornamentation and reinforcement were added, and at the top of the exposed gem, a curved lid was added.

In the end, he mixed it with Mithril and other alloys as usual, and made a sturdy chain that was ordinary.

After all this work was done, the day passed.

Duchamp took the final finished product in his hand, and felt that this thing was quite unattractive.

In order to protect the circle engraved on the gem, most of the gem was wrapped, and the surrounding circuits and guide pools were also hidden under the alloy, which looked like a silver plaque the size of a child's palm protruding from the middle.

Duchamp took the newly baked finished product and thought to himself: "Alas, this style is too simple, give this thing to the royal family, and say that this is something made from a whole bunch of their treasures, who will believe it!" ”