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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 672

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Chapter 672: Lynn: So, Am I Also a Chief God?

Lynn effortlessly resolved the planetary orbit issue, leaving Harof and the others in awe.

The power of gods is immense. They have all felt it themselves, and for ordinary beings, describing it as omnipotent and omniscient isn't an exaggeration.

However, on a cosmic scale, this power seems insignificant.

Terrifying divine spells can annihilate all life on a planet, but their impact on the universe, galaxies, or even star systems is minimal.

“Chairman Lynn, I wonder how far you’ve progressed? Divine Power of Greatness?” Boulder asked curiously.

In his perception, Lynn was like a scorching sun, radiating a massive oppressive aura.

“Perhaps...” Lynn replied uncertainly.

Although he had witnessed the battle between the Great Deity Harliere and the Geometric Civilization fleet, he wasn't very clear on the hierarchy among gods.

All he knew was that after merging with a star, his power increased significantly, and with the computational power of 1.7 billion wizards in the Magic Web, he could easily accomplish tasks that once seemed incredibly difficult.

For instance, creating a miniature black hole previously required either finding a suitable celestial body in the universe as material or converting seventy percent of divine power. Now, this requirement had decreased to about ten percent, and his control over space-time had also improved.

If anyone understood the godly system well, it would be Aoge, the god of the main world!

“Your Excellency Lynn, can you now use corresponding divine powers in mechanics, optics, and biology?” Aoge hesitantly asked.

Lynn paused, then tried, extending his hand and extracting some energy from his body.

Soon, a fireball hovered in Lynn's palm, releasing heat like a small sun.

Then, with a pinch of his fingers, the fireball twisted and changed shape, first forming a rough outline, then a head, wings, and a body...

A few hours later, a strange-looking magical beast appeared before them. It resembled a crow but was entirely golden, with radiant tail feathers.

The most peculiar thing was that it had three legs!

Despite the stability of triangles, three-legged creatures are usually deformed in nature.

“A three-legged crow?” Harof was somewhat surprised, unsure of its significance, but it looked quite divine.

The people present could tell that Lynn was using the divine power of biology to create a new energy-based creature.

Strictly speaking, energy-based creatures are a form of life. The biological transformation technology they acquired from the Geometric Civilization included converting carbon-based lifeforms into energy beings, which falls under the domain of biology.

Although theoretically, any god could create a familiar, the entire process was very complicated. The god servants Lynn previously created to deceive the Geometric Civilization were just incarnations of divine power.

The role of divine power is to simplify all processes, akin to summarizing all knowledge in the mind and creating software. Inputting corresponding values and requirements will create it.

“I call it the Golden Crow, a derivative of stellar energy that typically absorbs light for energy!” Lynn explained.

This creature was naturally modeled after the mythical Golden Crow, created using the divine power of biology.

Then, Lynn tested his other divine powers and found he could use them smoothly.

Lynn had noticed before that the divine powers condensed by Harof and others could resonate with his arcane divinity. This time, it was even more apparent as he could directly use the power of the corresponding divinity.

“This should be the prototype of a god system...” Aoge said confidently, then explained the concept of a god system to the confused Harof and others.

Upon hearing that gods within a god system would be restricted by the Chief God, everyone frowned.

“Isn't this just an upgraded version of the Magic Web or a divine system?” Victorio pointed out.

Harof and the others realized this too, making it easier to accept.

“So, am I a Chief God now?” Lynn raised an eyebrow.

“I can’t be certain...” Aoge shook his head. His knowledge was limited, only knowing that the key to becoming a Chief God was creating a god system. But how to do it, Aoge didn’t know. It was said to require a strong enough divinity as support.

Among the three so-called Great Deities of the main world, only the deceased Thunder and War God Harliere had this opportunity.

For this reason, Harliere was the most active when invading this universe, as accumulating resources was indispensable to reaching the Chief God level.

Aoge looked at Lynn enviously. In this vast universe without other god systems, the resources were essentially unlimited.

Lynn didn’t press Aoge further. It was impressive enough for a mid-level deity to know this much. He then asked about the council's development over the past sixty-seven years.

“All the data has been uploaded to the Magic Web. It’s faster to check it yourself!” Victorio suggested with a smile.

Lynn paused, then opened the Magic Web.

Before merging with the star and falling asleep, Lynn had unlocked the permissions of the Magic Web. After decades of iteration and modification, it now resembled the internet.

Reviewing the related data, Lynn was surprised at the kingdom's significant changes during this period.

First, the population issue: the kingdom’s population had grown to 4.3 billion!

Abundant food supplies and a lack of birth control measures had caused birth rates to soar over the past sixty years. The spread of education and increased planetary magic concentration also made the universal wizard plan very successful.

Especially children born in recent decades, after systematic knowledge training, almost everyone could roughly grasp magic.

Of course, there were many problems, too. The divide between wizards and non-wizards was becoming more pronounced. The ability to use the Magic Web created two different worlds. Reports from some council observers indicated that older non-magical poor people were often discriminated against and oppressed, with some officials even condoning such behavior...