My Supernatural Girlfriends Spoils Me Rotten-Chapter 332: Shocking Secret Part 3

After scouring the whole ruins, he found some other interesting things like rare materials, and he put them in his storage space because he might find a use for them someday.

But other than the gold card, there was really nothing else worth his attention.

With a sense of disappointment, he flew back to the surface, his mind already focused on the Alpha Particle Charge.

Pantheon's voice plays on in the background, speculating about the mystery of why the ancient civilization had vanished on Asher's world.

But he just ignored it. He really didn't care about the intricacies of ancient history or the reasons behind their disappearance.

His priorities were more practical, and he was only interested in finding useful technology or resources that could aid him in destroying the titan.

When he got back to the surface of the moon, he flew in the direction of the lunar facility.

'Is that the weapon?'

What greeted him was a facility of modular metal structures, surrounding a massive machine that resembled an advanced railgun.

Its size was comparable to a 15-story building, so it was massive in human standard.

Asher flew around and circled the weapon to get a better understanding of it

While he wasn't a scientist, he had enough common sense to figure out the design.

It was fairly straightforward: the top of the weapon was the barrel, where the energy was released. However, unlike regular guns, it wasn't completely hollow.

Upon closer inspection, he noticed a large glass-like tube inside the hole, and the walls had grooves that suggested they might rotate around it when the weapon powered up.

After he finished inspecting, he landed at the base and discovered that the weapon actually had a door.

He opened it, and inside, he discovered a control room along with the corpses of astronauts lying around.

Asher completely ignored the bodies and checked if there was any power.

Fortunately, there was, thanks to the solar panels outside.

(I should have expected this) Pantheon sighed.

"Why? Is this not the null element you're looking for?" he asked.

(There's no way this piece of junk can harness the power of the Null element. If it could, I would have sensed it.)

"So, we came here for nothing?" Asher's brow furrowed.

Flying today in space was not exactly a pleasant experience.

(Not entirely. This weapon might actually be capable of destroying the titan. But you can't really use it, can you?)

"Yeah, I'm not good with computers, but I have this." He took a USB stick from his space bag.

It was something Deuz had given him.

According to the artificial intelligence, this place was built long before the AI, so there was no way to communicate with it directly.

But with this USB, he could update the software.

And using the large receiver outside, Deuz could technically bridge a connection.

Of course, there was a delay—but more than enough time for it to inspect the entire lunar base.

CLICK!

He plugged it in. The download began immediately.

A beeping alert flashed on the screen as the local server tried to defend itself, but the AI's software was far more advanced.

Within seconds, it took control of everything.

[Hello, Mr. Asher. I'm glad you were able to complete the mission.]

"Quit wasting time. Just tell me—will it work or not?"

There was a brief silence. If a supercomputer took that long to respond, it probably wasn't a good sign.

[Negative. After inspection, this weapon has no anti-matter generator. It looks like the scientists failed to get it working. According to the data, the last generator was destroyed after the fifth try.]

'Damn it,' Asher click his tongue in annoyance.

He felt scammed by Deuz. It probably knew the anti-matter claim was nonsense and just wanted access to the weapon's design.

[However, Mr. Asher, the mechanism for converting energy is already in place. While this weapon can't use Anti-Matter, you could charge it with your own energy and element. I ran the calculations, and based on your performance, your light element could serve as a suitable substitute.]

Not only had Deuz scammed him, but now it seemed to want to use him too.

Unfortunately, he didn't have many options.

He might as well see if this weapon could actually contain and multiply his energy.

"Where's the core?

[The core is located in the central chamber, on the lower level. You may access it through the primary lift.]

Asher didn't waste another second and checked it out.

The lift descended, and Asher was greeted by a massive crystal ball, the size of a two house.

It was transparent, but as soon as he touched it, he realized it wasn't made of glass at all. Instead, it felt soft, almost like jelly.

"What is this material?" Asher asked, his fingers pressing gently against the jelly-like surface.

[This material is called "Ryzergel-3,"]

[It was specifically developed to sustain larger amounts of energy. The unique properties of the gel allow it to expand in proportion to the energy input, ensuring that the structure remains stable under immense pressure.]

"And this is the one powering the weapon?"

[No,] Deuz replied. [

Ryzergel only stabilizes and stores energy. The actual power came from the anti-matter generator, but all of them were destroyed.]

[It was designed to handle and regulate the energy once it was generated, but without the anti-matter core, it's useless on its own.]

Asher's interest in the material grew. He was actually inspired by it—he could use the gel to enhance his magic output.

The potential application was immense, and the possibilities began to unfold in his mind.

Suddenly, he felt that coming here wasn't a waste after all.

With that in mind, he tried injecting pure light energy into the gel.

He poured a good amount, but the gel barely reacted.

In fact, the energy slowed down so much that he could watch it move in slow motion. It was strange, especially considering that light was his fastest element.

"How exactly did you make this?"

[Classified Information]

"Classified, huh? Then you'd better think of another way to save humanity, because I won't help you if you don't spill everything."

[Calculating Priority:]

[Priority: Ensure the survival of humanity]

[Processing all possible options]

[Mr. Asher, after running the simulation, it has been determined that you are our best chance of saving humanity. Therefore, I am compelled to answer your questions if it will help achieve that goal.]

"Go on then, tell me everything about this."

[The gel was not actually created by humans. It's a material found on the Moon during exploration. I don't have a specific answer for it, nor any data to draw a conclusion.]

"It was found here. Then, is there more?"

[None that I'm aware of.]

Asher touched his chin. The chances that the gel came from the Truth Seeker were very high. There was no way such a material could form naturally.

'I'll have to ask Pantheon more about the Truth Seekers after I'm done with the Titan,' he made a mental note to himself.

Though the Truth Seekers were a race of scientists, this gel proved they had the technology to elevate his magic to another level.

And Asher had already planned to acquire it once he was done saving the world. He would be stupid to let go of such rare and precious material.

He continued communicating with Deuz, learning the nuances of how to operate the whole thing.

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If he missed the first time, or if the Titan survived, things would become much more complicated. He needed to ensure he could kill it with a single strike.

"Are you sure that's the only thing I have to worry about?" he clarified.

[Affirmative]

"Yeah, I'm ready now. Give me the status of the Titan egg. Is it close to hatching?"

[According to satellite readings, it should hatch in no more than a day.]

"Then I don't have time to waste."

He stepped out first of the weapon, then began etching a magic circle on the ground, intending to store the entire area, like he had done with his fortress.

After he was done, he made some adjustments to ensure it would not be destroyed.

Slowly, the magic circle began to devoured the massive weapon, transporting it into another dimension.

'Done' he muttered to himself.

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BLINK!

Asher teleported to the atmosphere of his home planet and began summoning the weapon back.

He made sure not to get too close, knowing that with how large the weapon was, it could be pulled in by the planet's gravity.

When the Alpha Particle charge was released into the open, it floated in space valiantly.

Asher entered the control room and headed straight for the core to charge its energy.

Though Deuz estimated he still had a bit of a day left, things could go haywire anytime, so it was better to be prepared than sorry.

More and more energy flowed out from his body, and he made sure nothing went wrong.