Since he was already on the verge of breaking through 10 billion computational power and had the ability to engrave the fourth extra runic language, Nash restrained himself and left the perfect-quality equipment untouched.
After all, the gap between low runic standard and mid runic standard was too vast.
Even the runic items given by Nova Sector only carried 4–5 extra runic languages.
Reaching medium runic standard was already the top that the market could sell.
As for top runic standard, it required at least seven additional runic languages, something only a tier 7 engraver could achieve.
Turning to the [Runic Analysis Module System], Nash let out a sigh.
"Not enough data…"
Even after toiling for a month, it still hadn't gathered enough data to form a prediction model.
Nash even considered creating a runic module program to engrave runic languages automatically.
Unfortunately, without the prediction model as a base, he couldn't even begin to conceive it.
