God’s Code

Zhang Ming looked at me: “This is what k mentioned in the message.” Decoded? Become a god? That beam of high-energy particles actually contained such astonishing information. So, the massive earthquake in the Java Trench was the aftermath of k’s failed attempt to become a god. The power of the Indian Ocean tsunami shocked the world, but compared to the wonders of the solar system, it was just a small ripple in a pond. Is that all there is to it? No matter what k intended to do at the bottom of the sea, to compare with the god who created the miracles of the solar system, was his failure only to cause an explosion of this magnitude? “That’s all the content in the message, with no further explanation. We speculate that k must have decoded the divine code long ago, but he wanted to become a god himself, planning to reveal everything back on Weymouth after achieving that goal. This was his usual style; he would never tell anyone what he discovered until he could achieve a more glorious result. Unfortunately, he failed in the end and only managed to send back fragments of information.” At this point, Zhang Ming sighed deeply, his face showing clear frustration and regret. “I’ve explored the origin of the message, which was underwater. Everything was destroyed in the explosion. From the remaining traces, it seems k used the energy from the planet’s core. Although this energy is immense, it’s still far from the power needed to alter the structure of the solar system. I couldn’t figure out what he really wanted to do. Later, I visited the Temple of Heaven…”