"Everyone, today’s experiment holds a certain pioneering significance."
He stood at the center of the simulation training area, facing six volunteers:
"We will attempt to run multiple simulation devices simultaneously to create a shared virtual environment."
Wayne adjusted the glasses on his nose, with obvious interest in his eyes:
"Similar to the concept of team combat? This indeed has practical value.
The current solo training mode cannot effectively simulate the complexity of team collaboration and exploration."
"Exactly," Ron nodded in confirmation:
"Abyss exploration often involves team actions, and training solely on individual skills presents clear limitations.
If we can conduct team collaboration training in a virtual environment..."
He didn’t finish, but everyone present understood the value of this technology.
The three assistant researchers showed moderate excitement but also the caution unique to researchers.
The two Silver Ring explorers were more direct, concerned about whether this training could truly enhance survival chances in the Abyss.
"In terms of safety measures, we have comprehensive safeguards," Ron continued to explain:
"Each participant has an independent interruption mechanism, so if any abnormality occurs, they can immediately exit the virtual environment. The entire process is under my supervision."
After the equipment was tuned, several modified simulation devices launched simultaneously.
When the participants’ consciousness was connected to the system, they found themselves in a previously unseen virtual Abyss environment.
This was a certain region on the third floor of the Abyss, where the black desert extended to the horizon under a blood-red sky.
In the distance, organ-like celestial bodies emitted a morbid fluorescence, and the air was filled with a sense of death and despair.
But unlike a solo simulation, each participant could clearly see the figures of their teammates.
"Oh my god... this sense of reality..."
One of the assistant researchers looked at their hands in shock, then turned to their companion:
"I can feel your presence, I can even hear the heartbeat..."
Wayne focused more on the technical details:
"The precision of spiritual power synchronization is extremely high, with almost zero delay. This level of consciousness weaving technology..."
He looked at Ron, full of admiration in his eyes:
"Researcher Ralph, you truly have reached the forefront of research in this area."
The subsequent testing process proved the great value of this technology.
The team encountered an attack by a group of sand worms in the virtual environment.
This cooperative combat experience is something that traditional solo training simply cannot provide.
"The left wing is under too much pressure! Need fire support!"
"Watch your footing, the sand is beginning to loosen!"
"Prepare to release a group control spell, everyone converge to the center!"
Genuine team communication and cooperation gave each participant an unprecedented training experience.
Most importantly, through this test, Ron verified the stability and safety of the consciousness synchronization technology.
Although there is still a long way to go to achieve the "complete consciousness sharing" described in Lance’s notes, this is already a quite successful start.
After the test, all participants highly acknowledged this new training model.
"If we can promote this technology..." Wayne excitedly analyzed:
"The survival rate of novice explorers could become much higher, and the tacit understanding of team cooperation would also undergo a qualitative leap."
The two Silver Ring explorers directly expressed a strong desire to participate in subsequent tests.
For those like them who frequently venture into the Abyss, any technology that can enhance survival chances is precious.
But Ron knew in his heart that this was only the first step of a long journey.
Actual consciousness sharing technology involves deeper and more dangerous domains.
At least he would wait until he advanced to become an Ancient Alchemist, possessing sufficient strength and influence before considering more aggressive research.
That afternoon, Ron locked himself in his private research lab.
He continued to study the "High Tier Radiation Field Theory and Practice" gifted to him by Eve.
This tome, bound in ancient Dragon Scales, emanated a faint pressure from each page, as if sealed with ancient wisdom.
He focused particularly on the Chapters about "Radiation Field Control," which were core skills necessary to advance to the Moon Level.
"Some old viewpoints believed that the radiation field was a passive extension of the Wizard’s magic power, unable to be actively regulated."
The theories in the book felt enlightening:
"But in reality, through special spiritual techniques and environmental catalysts, the radiation field can achieve precise control and even be reshaped."
The most intriguing part for Ron was the book’s special description of the Abyss environment:
"Certain special places in the Abyss contain unique ’activation factors.’
These factors can catalyze the natural evolution of a Wizard’s radiation field, achieving breakthroughs unattainable by traditional methods."
This corroborated the information he had previously learned from Uther.
The Abyss is not only a place to obtain resources and grow quickly, but also a necessary environment for realizing qualitative leaps.
Subsequently, he turned his attention to the Thought Expansion Potion that Eve had secretly given him.
He activated his "Extraordinary Recognition," layering it with several other observation traits to conduct a detailed analysis of the potion’s ingredients.
During this process, the "Eye of Time" on his chest played a certain role.
Although the alchemy item’s specialty was not in analyzing the structure of items,
its enhancement of observational capability still strengthened his special visual effects.