Fang Mo verified his guess right away.
He controlled Steve to open the transformation table and tried to throw some materials into it.
However, just as he thought, because he did not load the ontology module of equivalent exchange, Steve did not have any rules related to emc.
Therefore, this transformation table is ineffective.
After all, this thing cannot decompose items without emc.
"Oh, it's so difficult for me..."
Looking at the portable transformation table in Steve's hand, Fang Mo couldn't help but sigh.
Without emc settings, it means that the thing in your hand is completely useless. Do you want to keep it and wait for the equivalent module to be turned on? This toy is actually pretty easy to make, so there’s no need to keep it.
But you said you won’t keep it? Feeling a little suffocated again.
"Forget it, if it doesn't work, just be realistic."
Fang Mo shook his head, trying not to think about it, and turned to check other lottery items.
This time in Asgard's luxurious ten-draw, the things he gave were really good.
The first item.
Eye of Mercury of equal exchange.
Theoretically the most useless artifact, if you plug a Krain Energy Star into it, you can place blocks on a large scale in the game. However, Fang Mo currently has no EMC value, so this thing is considered half a waste.
However, considering the setting background of the equivalent exchange module, this thing may be useful after it is realized.
The second item.
Atomic flint.
To be honest, Fang Mo was stunned for a long time before finally remembering the origin of this thing.
This is an ancient module called level storage, which is an accessory of the industrial era. When the industry still used uu material settings, this module already had particle accelerators and post-modern liquid uu replicating everything. Certainly.
In addition, this module also adds an upgraded version of the Nano Sword, the Quantum Sword, and the upgraded Quantum Suit, as well as the final equipment, the Quantum Ring and the Antimatter Ring, which were considered artifacts of the technology party back then.
It's a pity that the author later gave up, causing this module to die suddenly in the 1.6 era.
Atomic Flint, as the name suggests, is a technological version of the Destruction Flint. It is set to emit a force field straight forward, which can break down matter into atomic dust. At the same time, it will also be partially affected by the force field.
Of course, this is a mining item in the game. Right-click to clear all the 3x3x128 blocks in front, and then it will cause a certain amount of damage.
If it can mine, this is a very useful piece of equipment.
But the problem is that Fang Mo doesn’t know how to play industrial modules. He doesn’t even understand how to make a thermal generator, and this atomic flint can only consume the energy of the industrial age, which is EU electricity. So what do you think you should do? Well.
So this is another prop that needs to be realized.
After all, this thing is very powerful and can break down matter into atomic dust. Although it is on the technological side, you should be able to charge it by running to Stark and borrowing the Ark Reactor, right?
The third item.
Cosmic neutron collector.
A basic item in the Endless Greed module, its function is to collect cosmic neutron dust, nine of them are synthesized into one neutron particle, and then nine are synthesized into one cosmic neutron ingot.
The Endless Greed module describes the cosmic neutron ingots like this.
The dense star's heart turned into an ingot.
Cosmic neutron ingots are a very important thing in the game. Not only can they make endless greedy items, but they can also be compatible with the Craftsman's Soul and become a weapon material for the Craftsman's Soul. Therefore, it is impossible to realize the Cosmic Neutron Element Collector. Just put this thing directly in the MC world.
The fourth item.
Helium 3 Queen Bee.
It should obviously be a product of some forestry beekeeping subsidiary, the fusion Jollibee, but in Fang Mo's opinion, it was useless, even worse than a piece of shit.
The fifth item.
Exorcism table.
There are many reverse enchantment modules, and Fang Mo doesn't know which one this belongs to. Its function is to remove the enchantment from the weapon in reverse. In the same way, you can also bypass the iron felt and directly insert the enchantment book into the weapon, or even Two enchantments of the same type can be fused together.
For example, two sharp i can be combined into one sharp ii.
Useful, but not very useful.
The sixth item.
Bedrock Golem spawn egg.
"Tsk..."
Seeing this item, Fang Mo also showed a somewhat subtle expression.
This was the first time he drew a spawn egg.
But this thing...
Bedrock?
The iron puppet Fang Mo knew it, but you bedrock puppet... Good guy, Li Liyuan is the one who committed suicide. Fang Mo didn't even know if this thing should be realized for a while.
After all, he has never brought any creatures out of the MC world.
The main reason is that I don't know who these creatures listen to. If it were the iron puppet's judgment mechanism, Fang Mo would be embarrassed if he hit someone else. As a result, the damn iron puppet mistakenly thought that the other person was a villager, and hit Fang Mo in turn.
So I feel like this thing needs to be tested again to decide whether it can be realized.
The seventh item.
Dark matter pedestal.
It is also an item in the equivalent exchange module, but it is far from being called an artifact.
This thing is just a pedestal, and it will produce different effects depending on the items placed on it.
For example, placing the Time Torrent Pocket Watch can speed up the work of surrounding machines, placing the Molten Flame Talisman can make the sky clear permanently, and as for the Repair Talisman, it can slowly restore the durability of equipment and tools.
Fang Mo doesn't play in industry, and he doesn't have time to flood his pocket watch.
So this thing really doesn't make much sense.
The eighth item.
flesh.
This thing has been introduced several times before, so I won’t introduce it in too much detail. In fact, Fang Mo is also quite surprised why he always draws this thing.
The ninth item.
Quantum Sword.
It is an upgraded version of the high-tech weapon 'Nano Sword' in the industrial era module. However, the specific source of the module is not clear. After all, several industrial affiliates have items named 'Quantum Sword'.
It is also a very awkwardly positioned weapon.
It's obviously not as easy to use as the Craftsman's Soul, and it has to be recharged, but the problem is that Fang Mo can't make a generator at all, okay?
Fang Mo estimated that this thing would be realized again, or he could simply give it to Stark as a gift when he married Pepper.
I just don’t know if there is any explanation for giving gifts in the West.
It is taboo to give knives, umbrellas, shoes, clocks, etc.
As for the tenth item.
The portable conversion table has been mentioned before, so I won’t repeat it here.
"emmmm..."
Look at the ten items in Steve's inventory.
Fang Mo touched his chin and started thinking.
These ten items all seem to be quite good, but there is nothing that can directly improve one's strength. They are more of auxiliary uses.
After thinking about it, Fang Mo took control of Steve again and took out the remaining lucky cubes.
Eight white lights flashed.
There are some strange things in Steve's inventory.
Fang Mo looked at it and found that the eight items were the Philosopher's Stone, Crimson Ring, Flesh and Blood, Canned Cow, World Anchor, Hot Spring Machine, Universe Meatballs, and Liquid Antimatter Barrel.
"Ah this..."
Seeing these things, Fang Mo was also stunned for a moment.
What can I say about these things? They feel even more messy than the previous ones.
Philosopher's Stone.
There are items related to it in many anime or games, and it is even called the end of alchemy.
However, in the module of Equivalent Exchange, the Philosopher's Stone is only the starting point of alchemy and has very few functions. It can launch an orb to turn creatures in the game into other creatures, turn cows into horses, etc. Can turn stone into cobblestone and sand into gravel.
Somewhat useful.
But it's of little use.
The only thing that interests Fang Mo is that pressing c can open a synthesis bar. This means that even in the real world, Steve can synthesize something casually with the Philosopher's Stone in his hand, so that he won't have to do it every time. I have to go back to the mc world.
Except for the Philosopher's Stone.
There seems to be nothing else to say.
Crimson Ring.
A piece of jewelry in the Filthy Land module can slowly restore health after wearing it, which is almost the same as the "Solid Foundation" characteristic of the Craftsman's Soul Emerald.
flesh.
Who knows why Fang Mo got this jβ thing again.
Canned Cow.
It seems to be something from a certain kitchen module. There is a cow in the glass jar, which can produce milk endlessly. It is good news for food lovers, but it is useless to Fang Mo.
World Anchor.
The items in the railway module can activate blocks, and with the previously obtained cosmic neutron collector, you can hang up and mass-produce cosmic neutrons.
Hot spring machine.
The big killer weapon in the bamboo module that can destroy the world is the source of the world-destroying flood.
But after experiencing the case of the transformation table, Fang Mo is now a little worried about whether this thing can destroy the world. Will it directly turn into an ordinary hot spring after it is realized?
World Meatballs.
The food in Endless Greed seems to be synthesized from various meats and a neutron dust. After eating, the satiety level is instantly filled and a Strength II gain is obtained.
But rather than keeping it in the game, Fang Mo wanted to bring it to reality to have a taste.
Buckets of liquid antimatter.
This thing...
Fang Mo was stunned for a moment.
I have the impression that many MC modules have added 'antimatter' settings, but how should I put it? Liquid antimatter that can be packed in barrels is indeed rare. If Fang Mo remembers correctly, this should be in the Abyss Kingdom module. thing.
However, this thing is still useless in the game.
Instead of still eating dust in your backpack, you might as well use it to blow up the world when you feel bad one day.
Even if Fang Mo didn't know much about technology, he knew that antimatter was a terrifying thing. The power of a few grams was astonishing. However, Fang Mo now had a full barrel of antimatter.
As we all know, the bucket capacity of this MC world is quite large.
So with such a big bucket full of liquid antimatter, it wouldn't be too much to blow up a planet, right?
