Chapter 3326: Sudden attack, time and space fantasy

Although Shado has now transformed into an elf with a legal identity, under martial law, which normal elf would run to the remote Linnaeus?

Buying a good luck charm is the only sufficient reason.

In the current situation of civil unrest in Yeerlan, buying a good luck charm from the chief prophecy consultant of the Crown King can be regarded as actively approaching the Crown King. This may be the real good luck charm and amulet!

When Shado asked two guards in succession and came to the good luck charm sales place, he found that there was actually a queue here, which shows that he was not the first person to think of this reason.

There are more elves who have thought of it and have even put it into practice.

Of course, Shado's coming to buy an amulet is just a cover, just to get closer to Daphne's territory, because the Moon Shadow Family is hiding here now, and queuing is more convenient for him to stay in this area.

And he did so. He first waited in line at the good luck charm sales place for a while, and then pretended to be impatient and left the queue, but still walked around the queue.

During this process, he had already locked onto the location of the Moon Shadow Family, because Daphne's territory had been set up with independent maze locks, and the most tightly guarded place must be the location of the Moon Shadow Family.

If they were not there, it would be even better, and it would be more convenient for him to act.

The next step was the exciting process of seizing the maze lock authority. Since he was not sure whether Daphne was paying attention to the maze lock on his territory, Xia Duo could not use a slightly larger but more effective intrusion method.

Instead, he chose to "borrow" the authority of the guards on duty on Daphne's territory.

During the close contact between the two sides, Xia Duo used the passive detection spells prepared in advance to scan a large number of possible maze lock ports from the other party.

After confirming that the other party was not always connected to the maze lock, he tried the open interfaces corresponding to the maze lock connection status one by one.

Soon he locked onto the target!

"It's just double verification, it can't be difficult for me!"

But the most fearful thing about intrusion is being caught. If he and the guard connect to the maze at the same time, it will inevitably cause a conflict of authority, resulting in the guard's authority being banned, and it will also attract the attention of those with relevant authority to protect the maze.

So, although Xia Duo can try to invade and seize authority, it is not the best time to act now. It is best to wait until the guard changes his post and temporarily put the double verification in a state where it cannot be triggered, so that he can buy a considerable amount of time for his attempt.

Of course, he doesn't have to hang on to just one guard. If the guard doesn't change his post today, then he will have waited in vain!

So, Xia Duo turned his eyes to the other guards in this area, and it can be confirmed that each guard has at least personal authority in the corresponding maze, as well as guard function authority.

The guards on duty may trigger these two authorities at any time, and Xia Duo cannot guarantee that he can obtain higher authority for this independent maze through the authority of these guards in a very short time.

He couldn't bet that the guards on duty would not connect to the maze lock all the time. This was unrealistic. Even if the guards did not actively connect, the maze lock itself would be timed, and even the higher authority would confirm the authority from time to time.

Once he ran into it when he tried, his plan to act secretly would immediately fail, which would inevitably attract Daphne's attention and vigilance, and the subsequent attempts would lose their original meaning.

It would make him directly confront Daphne, the chief prophecy consultant of the Crown King, without knowing the situation, which was obviously not what Xia Duo wanted to see.

Therefore, Xia Duo had to strive for more time for the invasion. Even if the invasion was unsuccessful, at least it could not be discovered by Daphne, making the subsequent handling very difficult.

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After locking several guards, Xia Duo passively detected them one by one, which was actually to find a reason to pass by those guards.

Soon, he got the guard authority he wanted. After comparison, he found that the authority these guards had was only a secondary authority and was not directly related to the maze lock.

Instead, it is derived in batches from a certain directly related permission through a certain mechanism. This discovery is a mixed blessing for Xia Duo.

The disadvantage is, of course, that it makes the process of invading the maze lock more complicated. The more processes there are, the more variables there are, which is what he tries his best to avoid.

Of course, there are advantages, the most intuitive of which is that the difficulty of invading has become lower.

Since the secondary permissions of the guards are not directly related to the maze lock, but need to call other parent permissions directly related to the maze lock through a certain mechanism, this mechanism, which is not yet known, itself will not be too complicated.

Otherwise, the process of guards actually linking the maze lock verification will become very troublesome. The simplest example is that once the guard finds the enemy, does he have to go through multiple verifications before the maze lock can confirm his identity as a guard and then issue an alarm?

Obviously not. In order to authenticate identity more efficiently, the mechanism for deriving secondary permissions from core permissions must not be very complicated.

Of course, this is also related to the functions of the secondary permissions themselves. Think about how many maze lock functions are needed for an ordinary guard. In fact, only one function of issuing an alarm and shaking people is needed.

Soon, Xia Duo obtained the core authority directly related to the maze lock from their superiors through the secondary authority of these guards. Although this core authority can only call very limited functions of the maze lock, there is no absolute correlation between the core and the number of functions called, but it is related to whether the authority itself touches the core of the maze lock.

The core of the maze lock is not a specific existence, but a conceptual synonym, which refers to the ability to affect the operating status of the main body of the maze lock.

No matter how many secondary authority functions there are, it will hardly have any effect on the operating status of the main body of the maze lock. The core authority is different. Even if the range that can be adjusted is very small, it is enough to affect the operating status of the main body of the maze lock.

For good or bad.

Generally speaking, the core authority of a maze lock will be in the hands of the person most trusted by the owner of the maze lock. Of course, there will generally be some restrictions, but if there are too many restrictions, it will become an insignificant secondary authority.

At the same time, because the entire system is too complicated, the risk of successful intrusion is greatly increased.

In general, if the core authority can be retained, it is better to retain the core authority as much as possible.

Although guards' secondary permissions cannot be avoided, they should also be managed more strictly, and the system between permission holders should be used to protect the security of relevant permissions.

This actually involves the permission management in modern mazes.

When Xia Duo was studying maze design in the projection plane of the Red Heart Alliance, the permission management of mazes was also an absolute compulsory subject, and he still has a say in this regard.

The elf mazes of the main plane have a long history, but how to say it, it can be described by a sentence from Xia Duo's hometown -

Modern civilization has explored science far more than all ancient civilizations combined.

In the magic world, it may not be so absolute, but the development level of the mazes of the Red Heart Alliance is far higher than that of the elf countries in the current main plane, which is beyond doubt.