Lying in bed, Kwang-yu was still thinking about Noah's Ark.

He shared the same idea as Hiroki: Noah's Ark should not be allowed to appear in the world, at least not in the short term.

Current technology is not advanced; most people still use flip phones, and home computers haven't gotten rid of their bulky, clunky design.

The topic of smartphones is very popular online, and mobile phone manufacturers have released promotional videos, but recently there have been reports that they have reached a bottleneck.

The specific release date depends on when those manufacturers overcome their bottlenecks.

Who knows, Guangyou might see news of the upcoming release of a smartphone tomorrow, or he might have to wait another year or two.

The computer operating system was also very old, and the TV did not have a voice assistant.

Of course, we cannot rule out the possibility that some countries possess hidden high technology.

However, based on the apparent level of technology, Noah's Ark could exist, but if others were to learn of it, it would cause a huge upheaval throughout the world.

The world order could even be altered as a result, with Noah's Ark becoming a target for various countries and private organizations.

Whoever obtains Noah's Ark will gain the world.

At that time, Guangyou and the people around him will be drawn into this vortex, and whether they can survive is unknown.

Unless he seeks refuge with a country in exchange for Noah's Ark...

However, it's impossible for Kōyū to hand over Noah's Ark.

"I still really want Noah's Ark to appear..." Kōyū frowned, "I just don't know who to ask to write this firewall, I don't know how myself..."

Driven by personal desire, Kōyū still wanted Noah's Ark to appear, rather than just a bunch of code.

Noah's Ark can help him a lot, the biggest role being to help Ai Haibara develop an antidote.

Currently, Ai Haibara is the only one developing the antidote. At most, Dr. Agasa will offer some small assistance, but it will be negligible.

One person's strength is ultimately limited. Kōyū really wanted to help Ai, but his area of ​​expertise wasn't in that field.

Because of his identity, Guangyou can concoct some substances containing toxins, but that's about it.

I have some knowledge of this, but I'm not an expert and can't help Ai at all.

The addition of Noah's Ark can perfectly solve this problem. It will be much more than just 1+1; one Noah's Ark will be equivalent to dozens or even hundreds of professionals.

Besides, if Guangyou wants to make money, Noah's Ark can also help him.

Noah's Ark could have developed a more advanced operating system, whether for mobile phones or computers.

These devices can also be equipped with low-level AI, which is basically the voice assistant that was commonly found on mobile phones in the past.

Noah's Ark's role is not limited to this; it can also help Guangyou obtain a lot of intelligence.

It is possible for it to appear, but Guangyou needs to figure out how to protect it in the early stages of Noah's Ark's growth.

He'll have to buy several enterprise-grade servers to serve as the main body of Noah's Ark.

"How about you put it there?" Guangyou had originally thought of placing the server in his secret warehouse, but after thinking about it, he decided against it, as that place wasn't very secure.

If someone breaks in, or if the place happens to need to be demolished, then it's all over.

We need to find someone to write a firewall.

The defensive capabilities don't need to be very high, because they won't be used for very long.

Once Noah's Ark has grown to a certain extent, it will be able to write its own firewall.

It can even have growth potential.

There are indeed many skilled individuals in the black market.

If you're willing to pay, we'll breach even the Pentagon for you.

They have the ability, but the risks are also considerable.

Who can be sure that those people won't leave a backdoor in their own firewalls?

Based on Guangyou's understanding of those people, they would definitely leave backdoors inside, and several of them at that.

So this option is immediately rejected. There is still one more option: he can go to the authorities, such as the FBI where Shuichi is, or the Public Security Bureau where Touko is.

He actually wanted to contact the Chinese government, but unfortunately he couldn't find anyone there because he wasn't familiar with them at all.

So he also rejected this one.

"Who should I contact?" Guangyou was a little troubled. If he knew how to write a firewall, he would do it himself.

Unfortunately, he doesn't know how...

He's not even very good at software, let alone firewalls...

"How about I go back and learn how to write a firewall myself?" Guangyou suddenly had the idea of ​​learning how to write a firewall, since the defense performance didn't need to be very high.

Having made up his mind, Kōyū felt much more at ease and closed his eyes, preparing to sleep: "Hmm, I'll go find Professor Agasa after school tomorrow and ask him to teach me some basic programming..."

"Go to sleep early now, you have school tomorrow..."

A few seconds later, Guangyou suddenly sat up in bed, tapped his head, and said, "What a blockhead I am! Why did I have to look for computer experts in the black market? Why did I have to go to any country? Why did I have to learn programming?"

"Why don't we just go find Professor Agasa?"

Kōyū was impressed with himself. He had come up with so many ideas, but he had completely overlooked Professor Agasa, an absolutely trustworthy person.

While Professor Agasa's programming skills aren't exceptionally high—enough to breach the Pentagon's defenses—writing a firewall should be more than sufficient... right?

Hmm... the professor had never written a firewall before, but he had written a few game software programs, so Guangyou wasn't sure what to expect.

If Professor Agasa can write it, that would be great; if he can't, then so be it. We can't force him.

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