All Novel Full 142 The Anti-Spy 2000
But that didn’t mean that Allen wouldn’t remove the spy gadgets in his classmates’ houses since he wasn’t that selfish especially when he had just told his classmates earlier about the existence of the spy gadgets.
Allen’s plan in doing that without the Supreme Academy suspecting his classmates of defying them alongside Allen was quite simple.
‘Why not remove or destroy all of the spy gadgets on the Supreme Island including the ones at his classmates’ houses?’
By doing that, Allen wouldn’t have to worry about his classmates being in trouble because of his mistakes.
He could destroy all of the spy cameras and microphones manually without getting caught using the <Supreme> talents within his <Supreme Order> talent such as <Supreme Ninja>, <Supreme Spy>, <Supreme Espionage>, <Supreme Secret Agent>, etc.
Allen could even create clones using his <Supreme Ninja> and <Supreme Doppleganger> and then use the transformation technique of the <Supreme Ninja> talent to make the clones have the appearance of civilians so that he wouldn’t be caught by the Supreme Academy..
Not that the Supreme Academy was even capable of capturing him since he possess the power of a Perfection Realm Intermediate Stage Powerhouse despite being at the Highest Realm Peak Stage.
But even though Allen could do that, he still found it tedious. He knew a better and faster way to destroy all of the spy gadgets within the Supreme Academy and that was by using his <Supreme Creator>, <Supreme Programmer>, and <Supreme Inventor> talents.
Allen planned to invent a gadget that would specifically destroy all of the spy gadgets within the Supreme Island through the use of electromagnetic waves.
With that plan in his mind, Allen started doing what he had planned to do as he started using his <Supreme Inventor> talent to invent a gadget like that.
Using his <Supreme Creator>, Allen started creating the materials needed for him to create the machine. He did that since he couldn’t create the machine from scratch using the <Supreme Inventor> talent.
With his <Supreme Inventor> talent, Allen started thinking of ways to invent the machine that would destroy all of the spy gadgets within the Supreme Island and only the Supreme Island. Allen didn’t want his invention to affect the places outside the Supreme Island since that would pose a problem not only to him but also to the places that were affected by his invention.
In just a matter of seconds, Allen already have the blueprint of his invention inside his mind and with that in his mind, he then used his <Supreme Inventor> talent to assemble all of the materials that he had created according to the blueprint within his mind.
Although the <Supreme Inventor> talent couldn’t create the invention without the presence of any materials unlike the <Supreme Creator> talent, it did possess the ability to instantly assemble the gadget as long as it has all of the materials needed.
In just a second, Allen has finished inventing a device that could destroy any spy gadgets within a given area. Allen didn’t limit it only to the Supreme Island and made it so that his invention’s area of effect can be increased or decreased.
By doing so, Allen wasn’t limited with his invention and he could reuse it in some other situations. He can even sell it to his chat group members that were living in a modern world such as Deus, John, and Realius.
Although, Allen doubted that Realius couldn’t create a device like that since he knew how Reality Manipulation could be cheating most of the time. After all, Realius could bullshit his way into creating a device like what Allen had created.
Allen then inspected the gadget he had finished inventing and he called it “Anti-Spy 2000”, a very straightforward name.
ɴ[0)ᴠᴇʟ The Anti-Spy 2000 was a small black cube with a white antenna at the top of it that was placed in the center. The design was so simple and that was the point of it since, for Allen, he created it as a one-time use item that would self-destruct after it was used.
His purpose in adding the self-destruction feature was for the Supreme Academy not to replicate his invention through reverse engineering so that he wouldn’t leave any traces and evidence that would point toward him.
‘Now that I think about it. What was the point of not limiting the area of effect of this invention of mine when it’s only a one-time use item?’
Allen couldn’t help but feel how unnecessary it was for him to do that since he found out that he wouldn’t even reuse this invention of his because it’s a one-time use item.
Putting that thought at the back of his mind, Allen then proceeded to use his <Supreme Programmer> talent to program his Anti-Spy 2000 to emit electromagnetic waves a minute after it was activated.
Allen added another program for the electromagnetic waves to only target the spy gadgets within their specified range so that they wouldn’t malfunction and affect all of the gadgets within their surroundings because that would be a problem.
The last programming that Allen added to his Anti-Spy 2000 was for it to self-destruct after its use. Although all of those programs that he had added were already features of his invention, Allen added those programs just to make sure that his invention wouldn’t malfunction.
To double-check if his Anti-Spy 2000 didn’t have any defects, Allen used his <Supreme Perfectionist> and <Supreme Analyst> to analyze any flaws within his invention and he did find a few ones but those flaws wouldn’t impede the Anti-Spy 2000 from carrying out its features.
Seeing that he didn’t need to make any more improvements or revisions to his invention, Allen was currently thinking of where to activate his Anti-Spy 2000.
Allen couldn’t activate it in his house because the Supreme Academy would know where the source of the electromagnetic waves was. He also couldn’t place it in his classmates’ houses since doing so would pin the blame on one of them and he didn’t want to do that.
Allen also didn’t want to pin the blame on the other <Supremes> since that would be too much of an asshole move. But, that didn’t stop Allen from pinning the blame on a certain <Supreme>.
‘Why not place this at the house of the <Supreme Rapist>?’