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The knowledgeable Kal'tsit saw the secret.

"There are 143 languages ​​in total, past, present, and extinct... It records all the languages ​​that have ever appeared on this land."

Bai Ye naturally didn’t understand so much, so he subconsciously searched for it and indeed found a language he knew.

The text is formed by a dazzling red light, and the wavelength is constantly changing. The flashes also reflect that a huge crisis is lurking outside the door.

It says--

[No entry ahead, please turn around immediately, the Internet Monitoring Administration is watching you! ]

Bai Ye narrowed his eyes and looked at Kal'tsit.

“Is this also part of the visualization graph operation? When we open this door, does it mean that we have left the data fortress and entered the deep web?”

Kelsey shook her head slightly, "I don't know, this is a place that only people from Lateran are qualified to set foot in..."

This answer was expected, and he didn't expect Kal'tsit to know everything.

Bai Ye looked at the door carefully again and found that it was actually very simple, just like the anti-theft door used in normal families.

But this is actually just a projection of Bai Ye's subconscious mind.

Bai Ye imagined it as the anti-theft door of a bank vault. Sure enough, as his idea came to mind, a huge metal explosion-proof door appeared in front of the two of them.

"this...."

Kal'tsit didn't quite understand. It was clearly a security door just now, so how did it become like this now?

"You also said that this is just a visualization for easy operation, right? In other words, the appearance of this thing doesn't matter at all, it's essentially just a bunch of code."

Bai Ye talked freely, he had discovered that no matter what the appearance became, inside it was just a strengthened verification device, waiting for the user to wake it up.

He is certainly not a "user", but for a hacker, as long as he has the code, it's easy.

"Well, you have to wait a moment while I try to crack it."

"can."

Kal'tsit nodded and walked aside to watch Bai Ye crack the verification system.

It’s still the same as before. In order to avoid being noticed by the Internet monitors, Bai Ye can only run the code honestly.

Moreover, what he is facing is the verification system of the Black Wall after all. Unlike ordinary firewalls, this system has a very complete and self-consistent operating logic and almost no loopholes.

But as long as there is electricity and anything with code, there will definitely be vulnerabilities.

As long as you can find...

Being in cyberspace, and with the performance improvement brought by brain-computer overclocking, Bai Ye runs code much faster.

"Is it here?" Bai Ye muttered to himself. He found a tiny flaw between the bytes.

There appear to be gaps in the verification process.

Bai Ye quickly confirmed his guess. He made his methods primitive and tried to blend in and integrate with the system code.

The firewall is like the immune system in the human body, and it will sound an alarm when it detects abnormal code.

If the Internet surveillance camera is alerted in advance, the plan will be ruined.

The next task is to slowly read the database of the verification system to see if he can try to write in his and Kal'tsit's identity information.

This process requires some time, and there is no need to speed up, so Bai Ye also took a rest.

"Kelsey, how about a chat?"

"Don't you need to unlock it?"

"Don't worry, the code is still running. Just let it run at a constant speed."

Kelsey was silent for a moment, then replied: "What do you want to know?"

It's convenient to talk to smart people. He just said he wanted to chat, and Kal'tsit guessed that he had something to ask.

Since everyone has guessed it, Bai Ye doesn't plan to hide it anymore.

"Just now when we were online, the Lateran Pope said that everyone in this land owes you."

Kelsey's expression remained unchanged. "He's exaggerating."

Bai Ye shook his head. "Exaggeration? I don't think so... Anyway, I want to know what happened at that time. Is that okay?"

The code on the side was still running. In the chaotic cyberspace, the figures of the two people were facing each other from a distance, and they would twist from time to time, as if they would disappear at any time.

This sense of unreality made Kal'tsit, a robot known for her calmness, feel confused.

what did I do?

"The Black Wall... is something from the past. After the 'Great Blackout', the roving AIs occupied cyberspace, and then I helped Evangelista XI activate the Black Wall."

In fact, Bai Ye had already guessed that the black wall was not a product of existing civilization, because whether the black wall appeared or existed, there was a hint of strangeness in it.

The official information given is: Two years after the great blackout, Lateran Pope Evangelista XI joined forces with 14 other super hackers in the world to write an algorithm that could achieve two-way isolation between humans and AI.

This algorithm is naturally a black wall.

This statement seems to be correct, but if you think about it carefully, it is full of loopholes.

First of all, a project of the level of Blackwall cannot be completed overnight. According to the level of normal humans, they cannot write an algorithm like Blackwall in their lifetime, let alone overnight.

Why before this, there has never been any news about building a black wall, and even the concept has never been mentioned.

Even if they really did succeed and wrote it, why did the other fourteen hackers, except for Pope Lateran who was the leader, completely disappear without a trace?

You know, unrestrained Internet users like hackers are very keen on showing off their achievements.

If there really were hackers involved in the creation of the black wall, then at least twelve of these fourteen people would talk about it all the time, and tell everyone they met that they were the builders of the black wall, and quickly come and kneel down and lick my ass.

To be honest, whether they are gang members, mercenaries, or even hackers, all they want is a reputation.

Just like the legendary Sarkaz hacker Miss Theresa, her biggest hobby is to leave her name on the logos of major portals, which is also her way to enhance her reputation.

Kazdel has received many complaints, but Theresa has always said that it was not her. She is the legitimate monarch of all Sarkaz. How could she be a hacker and do such a boring thing?

But in fact everyone knows that person is her.

Even a legendary hacker like her is no exception, let alone other hackers in this world.

Nobody, or famous?

Everyone faces this choice, and everyone will choose the latter.

But what about these 14 hackers in reality? They are so low-key that one wonders if they have been murdered to silence them.

Now that Kal'tsit has acknowledged the origin of the black wall, Bai Ye's doubts have been resolved.

It turns out that what protects the entire human society from being invaded by AI is a relic from all civilizations.

Now, Pope Evangelista XI’s words are easy to understand.

"Everyone in this world owes Kal'tsit a favor."

Bai Ye’s evaluation was, indeed.

If Kal'tsit hadn't found a way to activate the black wall, society would probably still be in an era of blackouts, with all things connected to the Internet unusable and anyone who dared to connect to the Internet would be taken over by wild AI.

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Not to mention making phone calls, even texting is not possible.

Except for the big companies that can afford to build subnets, everyone will go straight back to the Stone Age and all networked things will be unusable.

You can imagine how desperate that must be.

So it is not an exaggeration for the Pope to say that the whole land should thank Kal'tsit.

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"I never thought you could do such a great thing."

Kal'tsit stood there quietly. It was unknown how long it took, until the cracking work was almost completed, when she spoke softly.

"My mission...is to protect this land."

"So do you think you have accomplished this mission now?"

Kal'tsit did not answer directly, but just shook her head and lowered her eyes, not knowing what she was thinking.

"I tried my best."

At this time, the blockade of the verification system was also opened. Bai Ye didn't want to torture Kal'tsit anymore. It would be terrible if her defense was broken.

So he ended the topic and went forward to connect to the database. He found that the code in it was very old and of the type with few functions but stable.

There is a kind of retro beauty.

Fortunately, the database allows data to be added, and Bai Ye successfully entered his identity information.

So, next...

verification.

【Verifying, please wait...】

The progress bar continued to move forward, and after a moment, a slight sound came from inside the door lock.

"It's open. Let's go."

Kal'tsit nodded, followed Bai Ye, and prepared to step into the deep net together.

But just as the two were about to take this step, a gentle voice sounded beside them.

"You two, do you know what you are doing?"

Turning around, he saw a faint white figure appear at the other end of the corridor, which scared Bai Ye.

He scanned it and found that the other party was an AI. It seemed that after the door was unlocked, this AI would activate and ask some questions.

"Yeah, of course." Kal'tsit replied.

"The Deep Web leads to the Black Wall. Can you bear the consequences?"

"can."

"Okay, please be careful. The deep web is extremely dangerous. There may be roving AIs wandering around. Please give up the connection when necessary."

To their surprise, the AI ​​did not make things difficult for them, but instead reminded them to be careful.

Bai Ye glanced at Kal'tsit and said, "Let's go. Let's keep moving forward."

Kal'tsit nodded, and the two finally left Rutland's data fortress and entered the deep web.

I also saw a boundless wall standing in the distance, with red lines woven into the pure black space.

Black wall!

The two were still some distance away from the black wall. If we understand it based on the concept of graphic visualization, this open area might be the "buffer zone" between the black wall and the data fortress.

Even if a roving AI from the other side comes in, it has to go through this long buffer zone before it can reach the junction of the deep web and the ordinary network.

This design is primitive, but fortunately it does not affect its effect.

"We're almost at the Black Wall, Kal'tsit, do you still remember your purpose?"

"....Well, I need to see Precious."

"Tsk, I have to tell you first. Meeting Precious is not on my list of plans. After living with a disorderly roaming AI for decades, God knows what that guy has become."

No matter how confident Bai Ye is, he doesn't want to provoke Precious. What if she has now turned into a psychopathic AI that attacks anyone she sees?

That's Super Priss!

Bai Ye doubted whether the black wall could block her attack if she really went crazy. He had finally come to Deep Web, and he didn't want to leave in such a hurry.

At least he has to find what he wants!

Kal'tsit could naturally see Bai Ye's concerns, and said calmly: "It's okay, you can go do your thing, I will go find Precious myself."

The two chatted as they moved forward, crossing most of the buffer zone, and the main body of the black wall was not far away.

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Now that he was close enough, Bai Ye could finally see the entire black wall.

In the vast cold black space, the constantly jumping red codes pieced together to form rows of flashing lines.

It looks like... a prison fence.