Chapter 611: Chapter 25: Zhao Yingjun and the Young Girl (Monthly Ticket Bonus Add-On!)_3 Chapter 611: Chapter 25: Zhao Yingjun and the Young Girl (Monthly Ticket Bonus Add-On!)_3 “Speaking of that,”
Lin Xian suddenly rembered the rainy night when he first t Huang Que in Zhao Yingjun’s office.
Back then, Huang Que’s eyes were indeed brighter than they are now but only to a certain extent, definitely not as bright as a girl assassin or a space-ti assassin.
The eyes of the space-ti assassin were as bright as LED lights, just like those exaggerated ani contacts you’d see at comic conventions, the kind that co with their own illumination.
Actually, being that bright, it should have already affected normal life, right?
“Liu Feng.”
Lin Xian called out to Liu Feng, busy with his experint, and asked:
“What do you think the blue glow in Huang Que’s eyes, as well as those of the other space-ti travelers, actually signifies?
Is it possible that it’s like the brightness of space-ti particles, not only representing the length of ti they have left but also like a battery indicator, representing the strength, amount, or perhaps the level of energy within their bodies?”
“I always feel like my description sounds like I’m talking about robots.
But the way Huang Que’s eye glow changes really does remind of a robot, like a battery indicator light.”
“Suppose there’s another space-ti traveler out there, let’s call her Red Que or Green Que, and her eyes are several tis brighter than Huang Que’s, as bright as blue light bulbs.
...
In that case…
what do you think such brightness signifies?”
Liu Feng stopped the experintal equipnt in his hand.
Lifted his head.
Looking at the ceiling thoughtfully.
“Hmm…,”
he pondered:
“This is hard to say, because Huang Que herself hasn’t shown any supernatural abilities, has she?
She’s just soone who knows a bit more, a bit more enigmatic, that’s all.
She doesn’t have any superpowers, nor does she have any energy-draining special moves.
So…
I think maybe the eye color is just a pure indicator of remaining ti?”
“After all, the reason space-ti travelers’ eyes turn blue is because of space-ti exclusion, right?
I rember you saying that you thought the blue eyes were due to space-ti itself rejecting these foreign entities, and also instinctively detecting danger, so they specifically turn the opponent’s eyes blue to alert creatures from this ti to be careful.”
“When I first heard your analysis on the skyspace aircraft, I thought you were thinking too fancifully.
But after thinking it over carefully…
it might not be impossible!
This exists in the animal kingdom and even in human genetics; it’s called the alertness amplification response.”
“It manifests specifically like this: for example, humans find the sll of cooked pork, roasted beef, or stewed lamb very fragrant, but find the sll of roasted human flesh extrely nauseating and pungent.
In fact, from a physics standpoint, there’s no particularly distinctive difference between these slls; even to a dog, they’re all pretty much the sa.”
“This is the innate alertness amplification response in humans, which is extrely sensitive to and repelled by the scent of their own kind being hard, thereby also sensing danger and fleeing from it.
So if we consider space-ti’s innate alertness, then the change to blue, glowing eyes…
is really too ingenious!”
Liu Feng smacked his lips, marveling:
“Do you know where the ingenuity lies?
The eyes are sensory organs for light; they must be exposed in order to see, so there is no possibility of hiding.
You might say, you can wear sunglasses or colored contacts…
That’s true, it can cover up so color, but it would also indirectly affect the field of vision.”
“Now, let’s get back to your question.
If there are other transmigrators and their eye colors are much brighter than Huang Que’s!
It ans that even if they wear sunglasses or colored contacts, they can’t hide the brightness.
It’s okay during the day, but once it’s night, people with eyes as bright as light bulbs are simply unable to hide; wherever they go, they would be the first to catch the eye, the first to be discovered.”
“So…
I think, if there really is a space-ti traveler whose eyes are very blue and intensely bright, to the point that they can’t be ignored, then from the perspective of space-ti’s innate reaction, it could only an one thing—”
Liu Feng turned back to look at Lin Xian, his expression serious:
“[It ans that this particular space-ti traveler is extrely dangerous!
That’s why space-ti exclusion has adjusted the brightness of their eyes so high, just like cooked human flesh, to alert people from afar to detect the crisis and quickly flee.]”
…
Lin Xian twirled the water pen he had picked up from the experint table, watching it spin between his fingers.
Liu Feng’s understanding was intriguing.
Linking brightness with danger levels, saying that the space-ti exclusion instinct deed this space-ti assassin very dangerous, hence the extre brightness of her eyes.
This was indeed a novel interpretation.
He had always believed it was linked to energy.
When the opportunity arose, he would definitely study this further to see what exactly the brightness of the space-ti travelers’ blue eyes was related to.
Knowing oneself and the enemy is the key to winning every battle.
Lin Xian then turned his head to glance at the Space-Ti Clock on the central experint table.
As usual.
It was still displaying the quiet eights zeroes, 0.0000000.
“Hope it changes soon,”
Lin Xian murmured.
“I hope so too,”
Liu Feng spread his hands:
“It’s only when it changes that we can continue our research into the cosmological constant and space-ti coordinates for further breakthroughs.”
“But…
when exactly is this thing going to change?
It must take so earth-shattering, pivotal event that affects the course of space-ti’s future, right?”
Lin Xian nodded:
“Don’t worry, it’ll be soon.”
The swirling water pen ca to a sudden halt between his fingers; he deftly flicked his wrist—
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