Genius Magician Who Eats dicine Episode 547
Kaise (4)
The power that flows back through ti.
It’s not like he’s reached the pinnacle of level 8 and indirectly intervenes in ti and space as a result of a spell.
Literally, directly manipulating the concept of ti itself and returning it.
Needless to say, what a ridiculous talent that power is, even if the direction itself is limited to retrograde.
Why was Kaise himself the creator and key mber of the project?
Lennock had just been able to understand why his talents and powers were not properly known even after death.
‘I thought the talent for manipulating ti would exist sowhere… … .’
Sowhere in a world where billions of lives live, at least one rare constitution and talent will bloom.
Lennok also thought that there might be a talent for manipulating ti and space that cannot be easily handled even if he transcends the hierarchy, since he was born.
I never expected that Kaise Bajour himself, who was called the ruler of the shadows, would have such a talent.
‘They say he has an unusually high understanding of ti, so it must have been because of his talent.’
Kaise had overwhelming space-ti knowledge and research capabilities that other high-ranking collaborators could not follow.
It must be because he had the talent to study and study the concept of ti at any ti, apart from simply working on the project for a long ti.
Even Lennok, who has faced countless superhumans, monster apostles, and transcendents, is the kind of talent Kaise has never seen before.
It is a miracle that brings a strange and impressive inspiration to the extent that you can vaguely understand the concept of retrograde just by looking at that magical flow.
A closed area looking back on ti decades ago. Kaise’s talent encountered at the particle power plant.
Above all else, the relativity of retrograde ti is felt more strongly than anything else in the distanced ti.
‘okay. The concept of ti is… … .’
Is it in establishing and maintaining standards both internally and externally?
As the countless thoughts sprung up in Lennok’s head and were gradually being assembled,
Kaise stood in front of the device, grabbed the tablet, and quickly began to fiddle with the program built into it.
With the drawing of a huge chanical device appearing on the screen inside the tablet, as the parts were manipulated, the devices moved in tandem according to the signal from the tablet.
Chi profit!!
Beep beep!!
chanical equipnt resembling a huge egg emits loud warning sounds and steam, releasing pressure and vibrating in all directions.
The equipnt that did not budge even when the two people took it apart, smashed it, and reassembled it just now reacted in conjunction with the operation of the tablet.
Lennok, lost in thought, quickly awoke and his eyes lit up at the sight.
‘Dabi.’
[It’s not impossible, but it takes a very long ti to hack such an independent network terminal.]
Darby, who read Lennok’s intentions, answered imdiately.
[You will have to analyze and extract the data from the beginning, from the signal generation pattern to the packet setting waypoint address and encryption thod.]
“… … .”
Lennox nodded slightly instead of answering.
Darby took a small breath and poked her head out of Lennok’s arms.
[Help keep the signal between the egg mass and the tablet as long as possible. I’ll copy the signal from the middle and start comparing samples.]
Are you asking for ti?
Lennok heard Darby’s words and imdiately moved closer to Kaise and opened his mouth.
“I asked what you wanted in return for helping with this research.”
“Oh yeah. Have you ever wondered what you want?”
Kaise answered without even looking back.
“In my experience, there are quite a few cases where people like you who don’t know what’s on your mind really don’t know what they want.”
“… … .”
That’s not sothing Kaise is talking about in empty words, but probably because he’s accumulated experience by interacting with countless geniuses.
“I was going to wait until the work was done, but that worked out. say it.”
His jet-black eyes, which glanced away, shone quietly like obsidian.
“Do you want anything from ?”
As a result, helping him with his research was not a bad choice.
At this point, this was the only way Lennok could have heard this directly from Kaise.
There are so many things I want to ask.
There are still too many things we don’t know.
Can you say how different Lenok is now from when he first ca into this city like garbage and struggled to wake up tomorrow?
Although he knows the end is near, Lennok is still searching for answers and longing for even the slightest possibility of a better one.
In order not to get lost, I see and hear many things, let them go, and try not to pass them by.
It’s not because I lost my way, can I be sure?
In the end, nothing can be predicted.
He wanted to tell the whole truth right now and ask for advice on the outco, but
Lennok held back.
“I haven’t been properly told about the purpose of this study yet.”
I looked up at the swaying giant egg placed in front of Kaise.
“I was interested in space-ti research and cooperated, but I want to hear directly from them about the real purpose of the research.”
“… … hmm? Would you be okay with just that?”
Kaise tilted her head, but Lennok didn’t answer.
When dealing with great transcendentalists like the Ascendants, there is no reason to hide your true feelings to such an extent.
Because they transcend humanity and challenge the next qualification, they know much more than Lennok and put down a lot.
However, Kaise, who is now with Lennok, is different.
It is not a monster who has completed all the projects and obtained all of the secrets of the world, nor has he completely obtained the shadows of this city.
Rather than being an indescribably overwhelming prophet, he is just a challenger who goes out of his way to get what he wants with delusion.
The war over the Balkans is not yet over in this era and the project is staggering and moving forward.
It is unlikely that Lennok would get the answer he was looking for at this point, when he uttered a secret and demanded the truth.
Here, as Darby said, it would have been better to slowly track down the fragnts of truth while increasing the present ti through conversation.
“… … I understand that you are trying to materialize a specific area by intervening in space and ti itself. I just want to know what the purpose of it is.”
“… … .”
“It is clear that this project itself is not a black consur project itself, but rather an adjunct research for the success of the project.”
Lennok continued with Kaise, who did not respond.
“This is the point at which I was forced to take my ti despite the civil war going on inside the city in the unique location of a particle power plant. Its unique magical power and… … .”
Lennok’s gaze slowly descends and touches Kaise’s back.
“Even the shape of the equipnt resembling a giant egg.”
Doesn’t it look like a bowl prepared for sothing to co out of an egg from the beginning?
If that gigantic research equipnt that Lennok had helped Kaise up to now play the role of a shell like an egg.
If you are taking on the role of a huge altar to fully unfold the results of your research here.
What is the aning Kaise is really trying to obtain through this experint?
Even though he vaguely guessed that fact, Lennok intended to hear the answer directly from Kaise’s lips.
There was an endless silence, and Kaise slowly opened his mouth.
“It won’t be very different from the direction you think.”
“… … .”
“You were too blatant to hide your purpose from a sorcerer who could help you with space-ti research. However, it is also true that it was urgent to make this research a success.”
Kaise replied without stopping to operate the tablet.
“Anyone sent by Alkaid would know that the test bed used for the project has recently been completely destroyed.”
“It’s a test bed… … .”
“I thought it wouldn’t be strange if the limit ca at any ti, but it happened at the worst mont. So it was urgently necessary to rewrite the board.”
Woooooo!!
A chanical device resembling a giant egg located in the very center of the power room slowly glows and starts to heat up.
All the electricity generated by the power plant was being supplied to the device through the wires connected between the steel plates that surrounded it like an eggshell.
The only space where you can directly receive the power generated through all facilities of the power plant.
Bondi takes all the power and power that should flow through all facilities in Area 25, connects it to chanical equipnt, and uses it as a foothold to operate the device.
Jigsaw… … !!
The shape of a gigantic piece of equipnt that slowly heats up to a pure white glow, as if it were burning brightly from the tip of an egg.
The overwhelming amount of light brightening up the vast interior of the power room, which was sowhere dark and colored in red shadows.
“There is nothing else we need to do with this study.”
Kaise said with an expressionless face.
“Specific ti axis and space axis are designated and fixed to create a new test bed that can be used for planning.”
“… … ”
By fixing the desired ti axis and spatial domain, it is made into a tool used for planning.
The space-ti research that Kaise talked about was not simply an academic achievent for a deeper understanding of ti and space.
They have truly succeeded in gaining the ability to do so, to get their hands on and manipulate ti here and there.
“If successful, this ti and space itself will beco a convenient tool that can be taken out and used for a project at any ti, if not… … .”
Aaaaaaaaaaa!!!
The light that covered Lennok and Kaise’s eyes leaked out through the cracks in the eggs.
damn… … !!
Thousands of cracks spread in the shell of the egg that failed to overco the power that was swirling inside, and soon it was swept away by the recoil, revealing its inner flesh.
“You just have to try again and again and again.”
At the sa ti as Kaise’s calm voice was heard, the shell of the egg ca off as if it were cracking, and the contents inside rose up into the sky.
Like a flower bud, the eggshell of the chanical device split into a spiral shape, drawing the shape of a beautiful petal, and
thousands of magical circuits and devices operating within it quietly floated up in the center of the petal, emitting dazzling brilliance.
A magnificent steel flower that blood in the middle of the power room.
Waves of achromatic color bursting out from the center rotate slowly but clearly and with trembling like the echo of a heart.
Aaaaaang!!!
It rode the powerhouse and extended the power plant, sweeping the entire area.
“… … .”
The beginning and end of the five senses and magical powers are reversed, giving you a strange feeling as if you are dancing.
The ground on which you stand is rocking and shaking, and your vision distorts and twists into a line.
The hallucination of being slowly assembled one by one after the sense of ti itself disappears and then shatters like shards of glass.
Lennok contemplated all the phenona and miracles around him with a perfectly calm mind before slowly opening his eyes.
From the mont I first t Kaise and arrived at the power room, it still feels like nothing has changed.
Except for the fact that the shell of the egg splits and turns into a giant flower, and the equipnt assembled inside it works non-stop, scattering soft waves.
Was the study successful or failed?
Even Lennok can’t be sure of the outco just by looking at his appearance at this mont.
Except for Kaise, who looked at Lennok right in front of his eyes and closed his eyes as if he couldn’t help it.
“… … What happened?”
“Neither success nor failure.”
Kaise replied.
“The third possibility, which I was denying in my heart, was only derived as the most convincing data.”
The rapidly rising air.
An unknown tension that did not exist between the two until just now.
Before Lennok knew what the feeling ant, Kaise’s mouth opened again.
“The truth is that my research has already been completed a long ti ago and I am seeing the results right in front of .”
“… … .”
Both Lennok and Kaise knew what that ant.
The result that no visible change occurred in this space even after completing the space-ti study and operating it properly.
Kaise had guessed that fact from the mont he and Lennok were conducting research.
Unwavering eyes like obsidian.
There is not even a hint of delusion in the expression under the tiredly sweeping face.
He already trusted the conclusions he had reached more than anything else.
“The research I was conducting here was to fix a specific ti and space to the Ramahal area, leaving it as a sample and using it as a test bed for the project.”
“… … .”
“However, nothing has changed even though the ‘scattering’ work that triggers the space-ti gap phenonon is over. There is only one conclusion that can be drawn here.”
Kaise slightly lowered his head so that his expression could not be seen.
“That the space we are standing in itself has already been separated for a long ti, and you are the result of that fact.”
“… … .”
“Yeah, how do you feel about actually looking back at the past decades ago?”
When he raised his gaze again, Kaise’s face showed a truly chilly smile.
“Has my future self succeeded in finding answers and completing the project?”
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