Extreme Cold Era: Shelter Don't Keep Waste-Chapter 883 - 112: Divine Core Extraction

Perfikot walked into the laboratory, the automatic door behind her silently closing, isolating her from the outside noise. Her gaze fell upon the divine core floating in the center of the experiment table, its weak light rhythmically flashing like a heartbeat. She walked closer, lightly touching the surface of the core with her fingertips, feeling the chaotic energy contained within.

"As expected, still not pure enough," she murmured softly, a trace of disappointment flashing in her eyes. Although this core contained powerful divine energy, the mixed belief power was too heterogeneous to be directly used in her research.

She turned and walked toward another experiment table, where a precise alchemy instrument was placed, its center a transparent glass container, within which floated a few drops of silver-white liquid—this was pure divinity she extracted from previous divine creatures.

Perfikot placed the divine core into the instrument and activated the alchemy array. As the alchemy array operated, the chaotic energy within the core began to be stripped away, and the silver-white divine liquid gradually seeped out from the core and flowed into the glass container. Perfikot fixed her gaze on the process, only nodding with satisfaction once the last drop of divine liquid was extracted.

"Although it's not much, it's enough for the next experiment," she said softly, then carefully sealed the extracted divine liquid.

Just then, the laboratory's communicator rang. Perfikot pressed the answer button, and an engineer's voice came through the receiver: "Count, the Godslaying Armor squad has been recovered, but one of the armors is severely damaged and needs major repairs."

"Understood, send the damage report to me," Perfikot replied indifferently, then closed the communicator.

She walked to the other side of the laboratory and opened a massive display screen, which showed the real-time status of the Godslaying Armor. She quickly browsed the damage report, her brows slightly furrowing.

Although the armor's self-repair system had already restored most of the damage, the core alchemy runes were severely eroded and needed to be redrawn.

"It seems the divine erosion is more severe than expected," she said in a low voice, then entered a series of instructions on the console, initiating the armor's repair program.

Perfikot's fingers swiftly glided over the console, various data scrolling rapidly before her, aiding her in analyzing the armor's damage condition. Her gaze quickly swept over the screen, her mind already beginning to draft a repair plan.

"Divine erosion... indeed, even optimized alchemy runes cannot completely withstand divine corrosion," she murmured, her brows furrowing slightly. Although she had anticipated that the divine power would erode the alchemy runes, the speed and extent of the erosion still exceeded her expectations.

She turned and walked to the other side of the laboratory, where rows of precise alchemy instruments and materials were placed. Her fingers gently brushed over the various bottles and jars, ultimately stopping at a glass bottle containing silver-white liquid. This was the pure divinity she had just extracted from the divine core.

"Perhaps these divine powers could be used to enhance the resistance of the alchemy runes," she said softly, a thoughtful gleam flickering in her eyes.

She carefully poured the divine liquid from the glass bottle into a specially crafted alchemy container, then activated the alchemy array. As the alchemy array operated, the silver-white divine liquid began to merge with the alchemy rune materials, gradually forming a new rune structure.

Perfikot's gaze was fixed on the process until the alchemy array's glow gradually faded, at which point she breathed a sigh of relief. She extracted the newly generated rune material and carefully examined it, confirming that its stability and resistance met expectations.

"Next, it's time to redraw the core runes of the armor," she said softly, then walked towards the damaged Godslaying Armor.

The armor's exterior had already been opened, revealing the complex internal mechanical structure and alchemy runes. Perfikot donned special gloves and carefully began cleaning the damaged rune areas. Her actions were extremely precise, as if each stroke had been calculated countless times.

As her fingers lightly skimmed over the armor's surface, new alchemy runes gradually took shape. These runes were not only more complex than before but also incorporated the pure divinity she had extracted from the divine core, greatly enhancing the runes' resistance and stability.

"This should be able to resist stronger divine erosion," she murmured to herself, a satisfied glimmer in her eyes.

Just as she completed the last stroke of the rune drawing, the laboratory's communicator rang again. Perfikot pressed the answer button, and an engineer's voice came through the receiver: "Count, the Floating City's defense barrier is experiencing abnormal fluctuations, seemingly interfered with by some unknown energy."

Perfikot's brows furrowed slightly as she quickly accessed the Floating City's defense system data and indeed found that the energy fluctuations of the defense barrier were abnormal.

"It seems we've got uninvited guests again," she said softly, a hint of coldness flashing in her eyes.

She turned to the laboratory's console, activating the Eye of Omniscience's comprehensive scanning function. As the scanning process continued, her gaze gradually locked onto a certain area outside the Floating City.

"Indeed, it's the residual forces of the pseudo-Demigods," she said softly, a hint of disdain in her eyes.

She swiftly entered a series of commands, and the Floating City's defense system began recalibrating, the energy fluctuations of the defense barrier gradually returning to normal.

"Activate the backup energy source, strengthen the energy output of the defense barrier," she ordered coldly, then closed the communicator.

Perfikot stood before the laboratory's console, her gaze coldly fixed on the data displayed on the screen. She knew that the battle was far from over, and those hidden enemies could launch another attack at any moment.

"No matter how many times you come, the outcome will not change," she said softly, a determined glimmer in her eyes.

She turned and walked to the other side of the laboratory, where a new prototype of the Godslaying Armor was placed. This armor was her latest research achievement, merging the pure divinity extracted from the divine core, possessing greater combat power and resistance.

"It's time for you to witness the true power of the Godslayer," she said softly, then activated the armor's startup program.

As the armor activated, the lights in the laboratory flickered slightly, and a powerful energy wave emanated from the armor. Perfikot's gaze glimmered with satisfaction; she knew this armor would become her strongest weapon against the gods.

"Now, we wait for your arrival," she said softly, a hint of coldness flickering in her eyes.