Chapter 1233: Chapter 56 The Mystery of Eternal Youth_3
“[Space-ti travelers using ordinary space-ti particles indeed do not age!]”
Zhao Yingjun smiled lightly:
“You see, like this, our reasoning has moved forward once more. Now, back to the earlier topic—the true identity of the Genius Club President…”
“Although we are unsure what exactly happened to this President, phenona like not aging truly exist in this world.”
“Taking into account the extraordinary ability of this President to foresee the future of space-ti… is it possible that his true identity, as you suspect, is indeed the historically renowned physicist, Albert Einstein?”
“This theory is certainly outlandish, but at the very least, it’s not as completely impossible as Jask insisted. Perhaps this is one of the unique properties of ordinary space-ti particles.”
Space-ti particles…
Space-ti particles…
Lin Xian seed to have grasped a crucial clue!
He stood up.
He paced quickly around the bedroom—
“Woof!”
Unexpectedly, as he got up, he accidentally kicked the Poranian VV by the bed flying, like a soccer ball, rolling several tis on the ground and crashing against the doorfra before coming to a stop.
“Woof, woof, woof, woof, woof, woof!”
This was intolerable!
VV flew into a rage.
That stinky man—just for gaining a tiny bit of weight and shifting from a dandelion to a ball—why was his attitude changing so drastically?
Where did the gentle Lin Xian from before, who used to stroke VV’s head and softly whisper for him to behave, go?
Yet…
Lin Xian, caught in the midst of a ntal storm, had no ti to deal with VV at all.
His thoughts, like a hand bridging space and ti, reached out, trying to grasp a key point, a breakthrough!
“Liu Feng had studied space-ti particles and found that if they want to co from another dinsion to this one, they must pass through a [space-ti rift].”
“And using the positioning module of the ti shuttle machine, it’s possible to track that the earliest space-ti rift appeared in 1952… before that, there weren’t any rifts at all.”
“This ans that, even in the earliest scenario, any space-ti particle wanting to arrive in this dinsion could not predate 1952!”
“Linking this to our earlier analysis—if the Genius Club President really is Einstein, and he’s remained ageless all these years… then from the perspectives of space-ti particles and rifts, it is a plausible explanation.”
Tap.
Lin Xian stopped pacing and looked at Zhao Yingjun, speaking softly:
“If the events of 1952 happened like this—”
“Due to so unknown reason, in the second half of 1952, a sudden space-ti rift appeared, and simultaneously… an ordinary space-ti particle floated through the rift from outside.”
“This was the first space-ti particle ever to visit from elsewhere, but what happened subsequently remains unclear. Perhaps Einstein obtained this space-ti particle… or due to so other circumstance, substantial changes occurred to him, turning him into a space-ti traveler similar to Huang Que.”
“Hence, Einstein’s eyes turned blue, granting him the sa ageless characteristics as Huang Que. This allowed him to establish the Genius Club and remain healthy and alive to this day—and potentially… live forever.”
Suddenly.
Lin Xian recalled the third rule of the Genius Club Charter:
mbers must value their personal privacy and avoid revealing their identity. In accordance with club tradition, you are required to wear a mask during gatherings.
Could it be…
That this rule was not solely intended to protect the mbers’ privacy?
But instead…
[To hide Einstein’s blue eyes?]
…
Zhao Yingjun, after hearing Lin Xian’s analysis, turned around and uncapped her fountain pen:
“Looking at it this way, the year 1952 is simply far too important, far too pivotal.”
“Since both the first space-ti rift and the first space-ti particle arrived on Earth at this point, there’s no doubt… 1952 is indeed the beginning of everything, the truth of all riddles.”
“I think your conjecture, though exaggerated, is very likely to be accurate. The 1952 scene Zhang Yuqian dreamt and Einstein’s involvent are definitely not baseless; not to ntion, the painting ‘The Sorrowful Einstein’ was also completed in the year 1952.”
“You see, do you still rember that sentence-making ga we played earlier? Linking everything—the space-ti particles, the space-ti rift, 1952, Einstein, Genius Club, Millennium Stakes, World-Ending White Light, false future, blue eyes… all these keywords are now connected!”
Her pen paused.
Zhao Yingjun looked at the third matter she had just written down:
3. The key origin and all mysteries trace back to 1952, the first space-ti rift and space-ti particle.
She picked up the blank sheet of paper.
She stood up, walked over, and handed it to Lin Xian:
“Look, the three issues listed here—all the answers and solutions point to 1952, the omnipresent, inescapable ti marker.”
“So, Lin Xian.”
Zhao Yingjun raised her gaze to et Lin Xian’s eyes:
“Whether it’s to save the Future World, or to rescue Chu Anqing and fulfill our promise, this trip to 1952…”
“It seems inevitable.”
…
Lin Xian fell silent.
In the end, there was no other choice but to take this step.
Truth be told, Lin Xian didn’t strongly oppose Zhao Yingjun’s “hibernation to the future” plan, especially since they’d only enter the hibernation pod after Yu Xi turned 18 to embark on their long journey across ti scales.
By then, their child would have grown up and be able to decide her own path in life.
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