Number One Dungeon Supplier-Novel

As Jin left the two smiths to their own thoughts and discussion between themselves, he went ahead to look at Lynn who had been introducing herself to the rest of the team members which made them chuckle a little like school girls who knew a dirty secret.

"Technically speaking, relationships between War Maidens are strictly prohibited." Diaz teased Jin. "So do you have anything for us to keep our mouths zipped?"

"Technically speaking, I can order you to do that and also order you to clean the entire workshop, would you want that?" Jin folded his arms and looked at Diaz, awaiting her reply.

"Fine. I will shut it." Diaz said as the rest wondered why Jin would want to choose a close combat War Maiden as her design when she could have entered this world with a better Mechanoid Design.

"Even though I did say close combat, I think it's best Lynn shows you what she can do…well assuming she can perform it else I will send you a smiling emoji with a teardrop in my eyes. "

:')

"I think it should be fine although I still have trouble fitting myself into a robotic body," Lynn said as she was still moving her hands and legs to get the feel of her body. After which, she sat down on the ground and started meditating, attempting to have the feel of Jin's Maqi within her body.

With that as the primer to kickstart her cultivation within her new War Maiden frame, the System also believed that she would not have any problem reviving her cultivation through the Mechanoid's body.

"So she is really from some outside world. The way she sat is the same as Captain Jin when we were imprisoned in that shithole of a jail cell." Diaz remarked but Jin was ignoring her. He was wondering if he should be helping Lynn with the creation of her cultivation within her body.

"The System's recommendation would be to aid in her chi gathering in order to achieve a full hundred percent success rate but on the other hand, the System would also recommend not interfering based on our observations. Sub System User Lynn had worked hard to be here and aiding her would be…"

"I see, I would stay at the sidelines as per your second recommendation." Even as Jin said that he was quietly gathering his Maqi on one side, waiting to assist the moment there was something wrong with her accumulation of chi to solidify her dantian 'core' processor.

And just as Jin finished speaking to the System, Lynn's body started to light up specifically based on the placement of the major processor cores. Even though Jin's Maqi was not measurable in this Synthesis World, it did not equate to the fact that it did not exist. The energy was merely not detectable through this particular World's conventional means.

A sort of energy continued to swirl around the twenty core processors which were situated at different points of the body. It simulated the twenty major meridian points a body would have and as Lynn accumulated the energies, those core processors started to synchronise with each other based on the unique operating system that the Tactical System had created beforehand and installed.

Old Fammet initially insisted that all his creations needed his operating system but in the end, Jin's insistence won over Old Fammet as he begrudgingly deciphered the code and realised that it was actually an add on to his current code.This chapter is updated by ꜰire

He asked who could create such a robust set of codes and Jin at that point in time did not accede to his request. Perhaps, once Old Fammet entered the contract into Jin's control, then he would know the answer. (On the side note, it was best he did not meet with the Foxy Devil Programmer that Jin had.) (On the side side note, that programmer had to put a picture of a cute little fox biting a fat ass panda as the OS loading screen. Jin noticed it and got irritated when Old Fammet was deciphering it.))

The alternate Fox OS started to kick in as it began processing the meridian synchronisation and began to divert this 'unknown' energy into the rest of the core processors and sub core processors. Using the internal battery's electrical energy to kickstart the energy circulation, the processors reached critical mass in processing the said energy. Jin's blood was also used as the catalyst to move unknown energy, allowing the circuitry to be complete.

It enabled Lynn to finally disperse the said energy out of her body as well as the processor's ability to extract the remaining energy from Jin's blood, giving it enough sample for the processors to attempt to duplicate it.

Also, this miraculous energy conversion and duplication of 'chi' energy could not have happened if it was not connected to Lynn's nuclear drive reactor to act as the Dantian core. All of the new War Maidens ran with a high capacity battery since having a mini nuclear reactor as their battery was kind of like having mini bombs in their squads.

Sure it was useful when one wishes to obliterate their enemies with last minute suicide attacks, but if you have enough of them concentrated in one area, it would do everlasting damage. Even if the Synthesis World was considered to be a 'Virtual' one, it was not effective as a long term solution for the progress of players. Thus, Old Fammet said 'lore' wise, their 'gods' demanded all the nuclear drive reactors be removed from all War Maidens.

It was only those seasoned Mecha Smiths had the license to be able to continue using such reactors. Another one of the reasons why the private corpos wished to extinct the existence of these Mecha Smiths.

In any case, the mini nuclear drive reactor reached critical mass and it operated well with the Maqi energy circulating within Lynn's body and if anything, this was an achievement that would surely catch the eye of the Synthesis Administers if there were looking. Thankfully, the Maqi energy did not produce any signals and all the admins had noted was just the creation of a War Maiden with a mini nuclear drive reactor.

But they would never know that this War Maiden that Old Fammet had made, would be one of the strongest War Maiden the Synthesis World had ever seen.