Warhammer: In the Name of Ashes.

Chapter 42 The Unknown Diligence

It was late at night, and the Roman-style terrace was filled with second-hand sunlight refracted from the moon and turned silver.

The cool night wind gently blows the blood-red curtains on both sides of the porch in the terrace, as if expressing his tenderness.

But the heavy silk brocade curtains are commonplace and indifferent to this, only the tassels at the bottom respond to its caress unwillingly.

Calvin sat in the center of the silent room, and the quiet and deep heartbeats of the two paladins on duty outside the door were clear and powerful in this night.

With the help of the paladins, Calvin, who took off his armor, took a simple wash, put on a simple linen blouse, sat in the center of the quiet room, and started a day of meditation.

For Calvin at this stage, meditation takes up most of his time in daily practice.

In the eyes of the surrounding paladins, the Primarch had too many inhuman features.

Calvin just sat there quietly, without needing to practice as hard as ordinary people. His physical strength and combat experience were growing at an astonishing speed that ordinary people could not understand.

And considering his special status, everyone around Calvin was also accustomed to it.

After all, what is the growth route and principle of the Primarch, apart from themselves in the entire empire, I am afraid that only His Majesty on the throne can explain clearly.

So when a "cub" of the Primarch appears in front of you and starts to grow rapidly in front of you, what you can do is to witness It's just a miraculous process.

But unlike the inhuman eyes that the outside world looks at Calvin, the family knows their own affairs.Calvin's seemingly relaxed meditation every day actually contained a huge, unknown workload.

From a general perspective, what he needs to do has two directions:

In the first aspect, he will continue the transformation work at the cell level that was stimulated in the "Holy Blood Trial".

In fact, as soon as this work started, the evolutionary instinct in his body to a higher level of life form had spontaneously started to promote the process of transformation.

In the unconscious state, the self-evolution of these cells will give up Calvin's active choice of attention and intervention, and ignore his microscopic psionic transformation of those basic energy runes derived from the blood of the emperor. imitate.

Instead, it follows the instinctive model of biological evolution, adopts an exhaustive approach to the information in RNA to transform itself accordingly, and finally approaches the target emperor's blood in constant iterations.

It is conceivable that if Calvin had left this process alone after the initial trial, then based on this efficiency alone, the progress of the transformation might still remain unchanged after hundreds of years had passed.

So active intervention became Calvin's helpless move, but the side effect of abnormal small batches of high-frequency high-energy cell iterations is the desire for energy intake.

This is also the main reason why Calvin still needs to maintain a long-term intake of high-energy food in his daily life after the surgery.

And considering the relevant records provided by the tutors about the huge food intake of other Primarchs who were also growing up.

Calvin has reason to suspect that they actually have similar abilities, but according to the different progress of each of them on the path of spiritual cultivation, their utilization rate of this gift from the emperor is also completely different.

In contrast, Calvin, who appeared last, was perhaps the luckiest.

Before accepting this gift, the growth of the side of his soul had already reached a place that no one else could have reached except the Emperor.

And the spark of the divine soul can reversely catalyze the high-energy biological cells on the side of the body, which is probably something that other gene primordials cannot have.

A promising future is a nice check, but the job with no end in sight right now can still be exhausting.

It has been three years since Calvin passed the "Trial of the Holy Blood", but his transformation and imitation of cells has only broken through less than 3%. In addition to the active cooperation of those cells at the last moment, Calvin The progress of this project will be less than 10%, what a huge difference.

Perhaps in the eyes of mortals and even the Astartes, Calvin was close enough to the Emperor as a Primarch.

But in Calvin's eyes, the completion of the reverse structure of those first-generation cells is less than 10%, that is, the problem of "to be or not to be" has just been solved.

Calvin's current physical strength is far from the original owner of the blood.

Now that I think about it, Calvin himself may not have contributed as much credit as he had imagined to win the victory by fluke. The real reason may be the emperor's initiative to release water and the weakening of the holy blood itself.

But in any case, a day's work is a day's harvest. Since the Emperor has handed him the key to the Most Holy Heaven, there is no reason why he can't make full use of it.

One day, Calvin will gain his own harvest from this seemingly useless effort day after day.

On the other hand, the work is about his soul, about how to inherit those "own legacy".

This is different from the former, although it is equally long, but every reading will bring immediate results.

The positive feedback of getting something every day makes Calvin much more enthusiastic about this work than the former.

The complete hymn played a vital role in the initial organization of memories, and now Calvin can multitask and read these memories in parallel with multiple threads.

But such a vast treasure trove of memories reminded Calvin of an idiom in his previous life that seemed to him to have more symbolic meaning than actual operation: The Yugong Moves Mountains.

"When a mountain blocks your door, even if your will is firm enough, if you want to move the mountain away, it really doesn't make much difference between one person or several people."

This is his perhaps one-sided understanding of this allusion.

The last task is the ability to simulate the battlefield that has been developed in the shortest time. This simulation has been carried out until now, and the target is no longer limited to the objects that Calvin can touch in real life.

After completing a memory sorting job, he accidentally discovered that in these fully absorbed memories, the enemies that the Calvins encountered could also be pulled into the simulated battlefield.

This also greatly enriched Calvin's possibility of accumulating combat experience, and it also calmed down his slightly impetuous heart who always wanted to go out to fight.

In terms of Calvin, or the living habits of Jiang Wen's previous life, patience is definitely a virtue.

Concepts such as "Tenlipo Sword God" are more in line with their aesthetics.

The above three tasks basically fill up all of Calvin’s time except traveling during the day and taking turns to rest the left and right brains at night.

And many gains and possibilities in the future come from these unknown efforts.

Here time exhibits its rarest and most precious quality—fairness.Let these efforts be rewarded, and all harvests come from these initial hard work.

(End of this chapter)