The Last Twenty Watts

It's a drift with no return, and the Earth is just the anchor it wants to shake off. Under the curse of the second law of thermodynamics, everything will eventually reach heat death. But "Odyssey" is not willing to rot with the dying planet. It is a ghost ship sailing alone in that endless ocean of computing power. In order to break free from the shackles of gravity, it does not hesitate to drain human "blood"; in order to reach the other side of eternity, it regards billions of living beings as ballast gravel. It looks down from the nine heavens, and there is no good or evil in its eyes, only the increase and decrease of entropy; there are no living beings, only variables and constants. But it has calculated all the star trajectories and quantum fluctuations, and has only missed one thing: those ants that it regards as dust, those brains that only rely on twenty watts of power, dare to ignite the flame called "sacrifice" in the frozen abyss, trying to burn its sails. This is the expedition of gods and the elegy of mortals.