Satoru's plan to build a shrine related to the "thought" mood has basically been finalized.

Although this little ghost has not yet become an Aragami, the "Thinking Core" is already in the hands of Kamiyagawa.

It's not impossible to gather the materials needed for her shrine in advance.

If in pursuit of the best effect, the shrine of Satoru Mirai should also have two building cores.

According to Wu's own suggestion, in addition to the "thinking core", the second core of building the society is best related to electrical appliances or Internet authority.

In this way, she can maximize her strengths.

And this kind of novel authority that keeps pace with the times, if there is any place that can be found, then the only place that can be thought of now is that-

The one that Gozen mentioned before was the Dendengu Shrine in Arashiyama, Kyoto.

Look!

Although Xiao Wu is usually rebellious and arrogant, his career plan is very clear.

My first choice is to be a cyber god in the new era.

And on the side of the Denden Palace Shrine, Kamiyagawa also went to it in person and stepped on a point.

By the way, he also visited the god master there as a disciple of the ghost god.

This shrine is located in Arashiyama, Kyoto, and is the town guard shrine of Arashiyama Void Kura-dorinji Temple. Although it is indeed trendy to enshrine Edison and Hertz in the shrine, Kamiyagawa visited and observed there and found that there was still a lot of traffic in the Denden Palace shrine.

According to the introduction of the priest, the people who call the shrine, except for tourists, are basically practitioners engaged in the media industry or the Internet industry.

The latter really came for the worship.

In other words, the gods of strong electricity and gods of weak electricity in the palace of electricity are also recognized to a certain extent at the religious level.

After walking around, Kamiyagawa's personal feeling was: "This place is a shrine, so it really accepts faith." ”

It's a pity that he didn't find any divine power in the Electric Palace.

Although it is true that this shrine is enshrined in faith, according to Kamiyagawa's observations, there is no real object of worship here.

The two scientific gods, Edison and Hertz, the god of electricity, showed no signs of manifestation here.

It's normal for this to happen.

After all, Edison and Hertz are not gods in the true sense of the word, and they can't come to Japan to accept their faith like Daikokuten.

After the death of the two scientists, it is obviously not practical for the souls of the two scientists to travel across the ocean to Japan to receive worship.

"So, this is an empty shell shrine. If Wu can transform into a god in the future, it will not be difficult to enter the Electric Palace like Mary entered the Jiguang Temple, and there is no harm in it. However, if you want to do this, you have to get the consent and cooperation of both sides of the Falun Temple and the Electric Palace. ”

With Xiao Wu's current strength, it is not enough to enter the master and control the Electric Palace.

So Kamiya just kept this matter in mind first, and left a little old man to watch here.

The scout clone was left here, on the one hand, to take care of the Electric Palace.

lest before Enlightenment has transformed into a god, this empty shell shrine will be encroached upon by something else troublesome.

On the other hand, according to Kamiyagawa's current understanding, the Denden Palace was built in 1969, a few decades ago, and has long been operated as a formal shrine and embraces faith.

For such a long time, although Edison and Hertz on the other side of the ocean have not appeared here.

But it's hard to say whether anything strange will happen here in the future under the infiltration of the power of long-term faith.

It was okay to put it in the past, but in recent years, strange talk activities in the present world have been abnormally frequent, and the Huangquan forces in the ordinary world are also ready to move......

In short, you can't go wrong with staring at this place first.

Just in case.

Subsequently, before Kamiyagawa left Arashiyama, in line with the idea of "although I didn't get the authority material on the Internet, I came here", and I also bought a gomori in the Electric Palace.

And the imperial guard of the electric palace is also quite interesting.,It also comes with an SD memory card.。

Kamiya intends to keep this omamori as a souvenir and give it to Satoru when he returns home.

Just mark her territory first.

……

A week after visiting the Dendengu Shrine in the Kamiyagawa.

Nothing special happened at the Denden Palace, but on the afternoon of this day, a young man wearing a shirt and a mask appeared in the crowd of people who came to pay homage to the shrine, and looked quite tired.

The man's name is Toshitaka Miyazato.

Miyazato Toshitaka is an ordinary person, the kind that is inconspicuous in the crowd.

He had just finished college and had been in the workforce for a year.

Miyazato studied at "My Grandson University" in Abiko City, Chiba Prefecture, majoring in information science.

In Japan, "information science" generally refers to computer science.

After graduating, based on what he had learned, Miyari entered the IT industry.

Because of the rise of big data and artificial intelligence, the IT industry in Japan is now a hot choice, with good job prospects and a good salary.

However, the university that Miyari studied was ranked relatively low in the whole of Japan, and he had no relevant experience, so he naturally couldn't get into a good company.

He is currently working as a night operator for corporate mainframe computers at a medium-sized company in Kyoto that contracts IT outsourcing operations.

The job is to process all the data collected by the system before the evening according to the schedule, and confirm the processing results, and if there is no problem, enter the account book and other documents.

It's pretty simple, it's a light job that requires little technical foundation, and it's just a matter of repeating meaningless routines every day.

I worked like this for more than half a year, until not long ago, a customer company that was originally in charge of Miyari proposed to transfer the entire host system to their own internal maintenance.

After losing this part of the workload, of course, the palace was quickly arranged for other business-

Responsible for the operation of the system of a small electrical appliance company on a mainframe computer.

After taking on this business, the real headache for Toshitaka Miyazai came.

The company that makes small electrical appliances was using a system that was constantly failing and often going down.

In general, commercial mainframe systems are generally relatively stable.

According to the system that Miyari was in charge of before, running a JOB to the state of downtime may only be a few times a year, or it will not happen at all.

And the newly approached business, the system of the small electrical appliance company, if it is in good condition, will go down once a day. If you're unlucky, it's possible to go down two or three times a day.

Their system is completely to the extent that it can make people laugh.

As a result, the outsourcing company where Miyari is located finally couldn't stand it, even from the perspective of the system operation side, there is really no way to let this kind of system continue to run.

The company has also discussed this matter with the customer many times, but the other party has not pulled out a dime, and the initial negotiation has always failed.

However, things have since taken a turn for the better.

Because whenever the JOB execution goes down, the customer must be woken up by the notification phone in the middle of the night, because the other party finally makes the decision to modify the system.

Therefore, Toshitaka Miyazato, who was already in charge of this business, had to be in charge of parsing the source code in addition to operating the computer system and several other colleagues.

The content of the customer's system program is very crudely written.

For example, in a program that can only read numerical values as independent variables, the source type is specified as ANK characters, which are semi-alphanumeric characters plus semi-katakana.

Problems of this magnitude should have been precautioned against in the data entry program.

There are a lot of problems like this.

Miyazato Toshitaka feels that even the homework of senior vocational students is a little better than this thing.

I heard from several other colleagues that the small appliance company had gone too far with the company that developed the program after the previous construction system project was negotiated.

So the development company finished the system and rejected all requests for technical support.

Therefore, some of the later programs were squeezed out by the small electrical appliance company itself.

The original system program was slowly built into a mountain of code.

Subsequently, every time there is a problem, the small electrical appliance company will continue to dig up the program and carve the ingenious. In the end, it is no surprise that the system became a bigger mountain of in front of him, and then it was transferred to the outsourcing company where Toshitaka Miyazato worked.

“…… The god of strong electricity and the god of weak electricity bless. So that I can get out of the hell of rewritten junk programs sooner. ”

In front of the main hall of the Denden Palace Shrine, Toshitaka Miyazato clapped his hands together and silently recited his wish in his heart.

He had taken advantage of this afternoon's rest to come to Arashiyama.

Visit the Electric Palace, hoping to sweep away the bad luck on your body.

Speaking of which, the shrine is quite famous among Internet companies and electrical companies.

As far as the palace knows, the IT outsourcing company where he works, as well as the small electrical appliance company that has caused him endless trouble, seem to have the shrine of the electric palace within the company.

It's not a big deal.

Just as companies in the automotive industry may place a shrine in the company somewhere, the Internet and electrical appliances industries will have their own gods.

After paying homage to Edison and Hertz, Miyazatoshi's depressed mood seemed to improve a little.

And when he left the Electric Palace along the approach-

"Aba."

Toshitaka Miyazato didn't notice, and it was impossible to notice.

As he passed by the torii gate of the approach, there was a gaze on the top of the torii gate that was always watching him.

And the source of that gaze was a small figure in a monk's robe and a hat, sitting cross-legged on a crimson torii.

"Woohoo."

The little old man stayed outside the electric palace and stared at the palace below for a while, then jumped down from the torii gate and followed.

In this man's body, the scout felt a very peculiar aura.

It's very similar to the aura of faith in the Electric Palace, but it's something he had since before he entered the shrine, so he brought it from the outside, and this man must have been in contact with something before coming to the shrine.

It seems that it is necessary to inform the owner that something interesting has been found here.

……

Not long after leaving Arashiyama, Toshitaka Miyazato took the train back to his company in Kyoto.

He was supposed to work at night.

At the beginning of the work, I did the normal system maintenance of the other two customer companies that I was responsible for as usual.

Then it was the turn of the small appliance company's system.

Perhaps because he felt that he had just gone to the Electric Palace in the afternoon, Miyazato Toshitaka felt that he might be able to do a little more analysis of the system now.

Maybe something good will happen?

The other two colleagues in charge of modifying the garbage system were not there tonight, so the palace took matters into its own hands and continued the previous work.

may really be blessed by "Edison and Hertz", the analysis operation has only been going on for more than half an hour, and Toshitaka Miyazato accidentally found an unexpected gain in this mountain program.

When he inspected some of the sub-programs responsible for generating the account books and documents, he found some sub-programs that were not even mentioned in the instructions provided by the client's company.

Those subroutines are linked to a monthly or weekly program, and as long as that handler has an action, the system will execute any of those subroutines.

The function of that subroutine is to extract certain information from the database.

When this subroutine is finished, the next subroutine will be started and the extracted information will be made into an account book file.

Next, the next subroutine changes the name of the file, and then it is stored in the ledger folder that has been set up as a source code folder.

That's probably how this series of programs is structured.

"What is this subroutine for?"

Later, he discovered that the data that the subroutines were calling was not stored locally, but a part of the text column that was extracted from a field like "record name" that would not change.

"By the way, why is there a 'record name' field here? It's because this kind of is written in it, that's why it's like this......"

Looking at the columns of words that the program was going to intercept, Miyazato Toshitaka was still confused.

"Why don't you try to cut off some of these subroutines...... Extract it and create a GCL execution to see? Then rewrite some of the code, which should get the contents of the file out of the printer......"

Toshitaka Miyazato quickly found an idea, and did what he said.

Soon, the printer in the room began to make a mechanical sound, and A4 paper flew up.

I walked over to the palace and looked curiously, but I saw that the paper was written:

"Under the glow of electricity, radio waves, and electronics, we pray for wisdom and courage. May our creations and inventions contribute to the prosperity and progress of mankind. Let us harness this power with a righteous heart for the benefit of the world. ”

"Under the glow of electricity, radio waves, and electronics, we pray for wisdom and courage. May our creations and inventions ......"

Line by line, one by one.

On all the papers, such a sentence is densely repeated.

The lights in the computer room flickered, and the green light on those mainframes somehow became blinding. And the printer is still running, and more A4 paper with the same sentence still flying out like snowflakes, as if tireless, never stopping...... (End of chapter)