Chapter 205: The Man Who Turned the World Line

Sir Newton felt that he was so tired, he was really tired—why did life go so badly? Why did he do so many things, but none of them could be done easily?

Why do people do everything smoothly, they can come whatever they want≡ they can't do anything≡ I calculated the time of the destruction of the earth, calculated the children of the stars, calculated the edge of the universe's destruction≡ and wanted to lead the Brotherhood to carry out a plan of death.

This plan is to find the god-killer mecha that once broke the first firmament, and then use it to break the existing cosmic dimension and break the current cosmic dimension. There are two of them, breaking the existing cosmic dimension and entering the ascending dimension. Escape the Earth into the fourth dimension.

But there is a very big problem with this plan, which is that people are three-dimensional creatures. If you enter the four-dimensional space, can you stand it? The so-called thinking space is to add a timeline to the three-dimensional space, and for the three-dimensional world, time is almost immutable.

After entering the four-dimensional space, time becomes another axis in the world. It has become a great river that can be crossed. Going back in time is no longer a matter of being helpless in the four-dimensional space. And after the three-dimensional human body enters the four-dimensional space, can it adapt to it?

And there is another point, that is, does the four-dimensional world really exist, and if it does, then how big is the four-dimensional space, and can it store the earth?

So Newton proposed a more radical plan, which was to reduce the dimensionality of the known universe as a whole. Reducing the three-dimensional world to two dimensions is a way to avoid the universe being swallowed up. But dimensionality reduction involves another problem, that is, the overall dimensionality reduction of the three-dimensional world. The wise men of the Brotherhood of the Aegis felt that it was too difficult to reduce the entire human dimension to a lower dimension. It's too hard to make a person in a three-dimensional world become a two-dimensional world.

But Newton didn't feel it that way, he thought that in the three-dimensional world we could not get a glimpse of the four-dimensional world. The four-dimensional world may be as vast as an infinite ocean, but it may also be as dry as a pond. Ascension may not be possible, and it may not be a good thing.

Dimensionality reduction is different. From the perspective of the three-dimensional world, the two-dimensional world is vast and boundless∫ and people will be able to obtain a larger living space and living length than they do now. This can be done with the Godkiller Mech—Newton even set up a Doomsday Clock at the headquarters of the Brotherhood of the Aegis, and everything runs according to the plan he has made. Newton began to travel through various parallel universes, began to plunder resources, and even began experiments in two-dimensional in a certain cosmic fragment.

As long as the energy is sufficient, the gravitational force he has mastered can achieve artificial dimensionality reduction.

But as his plan proceeded in an orderly manner, different voices emerged within the Brotherhood of the Aegis. Leonardo da Vinci, another leader of the Brotherhood of the Aegis, strongly opposed his plan and proposed that man is a species that lives in a three-dimensional world. If we take the initiative to reduce the dimension to the two-dimensional world, can we still be considered human?

The contradictions between the two began to sharpen. Because there are many people who have come to believe in Leonardo da Vinci's words.

And da Vinci started his own plan. Because Newton was a fatalist. He believed that when a coin was tossed, it was decided that the coin would land on the front and back. So in this case, everything Newton calculates is based on a certain environmental condition. He believes that all this is inevitable, that the operation of the universe is regular, and that the fate of human beings has been decided a long time ago⊥ and that the moment of crying occurs at the moment of birth.

But da Vinci disagreed with Newton's statement, arguing that the operation of the universe is a process in which necessity and chance are intertwined, and that there is no absolute necessity or completely unreasonable accident, and that everything is a necessity mixed with an accident.

Will the universe be swallowed up? Will the multiverse eventually be unified? No, it's all just Newton's calculations. He calculates that the conditions of deduction are set as immutable inevitables, and this is why he arrives at such an inevitable result.

But what about reality? What if you add variables to each universe that don't belong to them in the first place? When a small butterfly flapps its wings, it can not only set off a big storm in the Pacific Ocean, but even change the direction of the entire universe!

So compared to Newton's theory of inevitable defeat, da Vinci began to implement a more active messianic plan. After spanning many multiverses. With the help of supporters of the Brotherhood of the Aegis, da Vinci found a small bit of cosmic origin fire, which came from the original origin power of the universe. Compared to the phoenix that split from the Origin Fire, this kind of power is more pure.

When this power enters the human body, the possessed person imagines what this power will look like, and then what kind of state this power will take. You want it to be a system plug-in, it's a system plug-in. You want it to be a super learning machine, it's a super learning machine. If you want it to be a lottery elixir, then it is a lottery elixir.

After finding the Cosmic Fire, da Vinci wanted to start his messianic plan. He divides the cosmic fire into twelve parts, and prepares to randomly disrupt twelve different parallel universes and change the fate of these parallel universes. Use the traverser of other universes to carry the cosmic fire and become a butterfly that fanned the storm. What kind of sparks can saviors who don't belong to those universes produce in other universes?

The plan went well, but Newton was unhappy with what da Vinci had done. Because what da Vinci did diluted his power. As a result, his pace of repairing the Godslayer Mecha and the two-dimensional Earth has slowed down. As a result, the conflict escalated, and finally erupted into a conflict of ideas within the Brotherhood of the Aegis.

The conflict finally broke out sharply, and a war engulfed the Brotherhood of the Aegis. The great men and scientists in the history of the earth fought each other, but the end result was a lose-lose situation. Da Vinci drove Newton to seal it. And da Vinci himself was seriously injured and difficult to treat.

In the end, da Vinci started his own savior plan, and one cosmic fire, which was not strong, was divided into twelve parts. And the cosmic fire on Li Jie's body was caused by the chaotic battle between Magneto and Professor Charles through the universe at the beginning, which caused the space to loosen, and finally the cosmic fire fell on Li Jie's body.

Now Li Jie is standing opposite Newton, and Newton has already guessed Li Jie's identity. Yes, he was part of da Vinci's plan to save the world. But the main reason why I didn't like that savior plan at the beginning was because the power of the cosmic fire that da Vinci found at that time was too weak. Especially after splitting into twelve parts, the upper limit that can be brought to people is limited⊥ like now, the strength of the person standing in front of him is too limited, and he is not a terrible powerhouse at all. But he seems to have really fanned the movement of the universe line.