Abnormal crossing

Chapter 259 Gu Wei: It's going to hurt again, isn't it?

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The instructor then glanced at Gu Wei and continued, "The core of virtual axis collapse has two main points: first, the working frequency of the heat dissipation grid must be successfully matched with the energy wave; second, there are specific symmetrical vibration actions."

"The former mainly tests the experience of the mech's auxiliary AI and the pilot, while the latter has a set of rather rigid specific movements, which are also the main training steps of the Amir Mobile II."

"Furthermore, the logic here remains the same as before. The second process is just rigid in its movements, and it is actually very difficult to truly master symmetrical tremor."

Say it.

The instructor waved his hand again.

Swah——

Another transparent screen appeared in front of Gu Wei.

The background of the screen is a smooth, flat ground, on which stands a gray mech that looks exactly like Zero.

The entire mecha stood stiffly on the ground with its hands clasped together, as if being punished, looking exactly like a kid caught sneaking online by his parents in an internet cafe.

Do not know why.

Gu Wei inexplicably thought of a demonstration video of radio calisthenics he had seen in high school, something like "The Times Are Calling".
Then, under Gu Wei's gaze.

The Zero Element Mech suddenly trembled and, with an agility far exceeding its own weight, leaped to the right!
The heavy metal feet landed silently, eerily lightly.

Before the visual residue disappears.

It then flashed back to the left, leaving a trail of blurry gray afterimages.
Gu Wei: "?????????"

Isn't this Sakamoto's secret technique, repeatedly jumping back and forth?

"See that? This is the enlarged or teaching version of the virtual axis collapse action," the instructor gestured with his chin toward the video. "Although the Zero Element Mech has some modifications due to the decay bubble, the core remains the same."

"Theoretically speaking, as long as you jump left and right fast enough, you can collapse the timeline by changing gravity."

Gu Wei slowly turned his head, staring at the instructor with a look that said, "Are you kidding me?"

Not
If you just jump left and right like that, the timeline will collapse?

Although I haven't read many books, at least I have Jin, that human walking cheat code, on the ship. Don't try to fool me!

“Young man, I can roughly guess what you’re thinking,” the instructor said calmly, looking at Gu Wei, who was utterly bewildered. “The symmetrical tremor technique can’t be replicated on the timeline in real life with your own body, but don’t forget, the vehicle for performing this technique is a mecha.”

"Let me put it another way. If we replace the mecha with something else—for example, a large-scale neutron, let's not even talk about neutron stars, just an ordinary star—it oscillates around its radius dozens of times in a fraction of a second, and then tells you that time around it will change in some way. Doesn't that sound less mysterious?"

Gu Wei was stunned.

"So in the end, you just underestimated mechs," the instructor shrugged and explained earnestly, "With the current level of technology, many mechs can now unleash power comparable to a neutron star or even a black hole in an instant—of course, the measurement time is a fraction of a second, and it's unit efficiency rather than total energy."

“In many situations, mechs can even be regarded as a special kind of celestial body. Is it exaggerated to cause the timeline to collapse through limited technological means? — It’s not like we’re making this collapse continue in a long-term and stable manner.”

Gu Wei remained silent.

Just as the instructor said.

Although Gu Wei has been in Xinghai for some time, some of his cognitive frameworks have not been completely reformed, or rather, have not been aligned with Xinghai's pace.

Take the timeline, for example. This concept seemed like an untouchable realm to him, but in reality, the Star Sea already possessed the ability to interfere with the timeline.

Because the timeline is one of the scales of existence in this universe.

Since it is a scale, it can theoretically be used—this logic is actually more evident on spatial axes.

Theoretically, the spatial axis has three directions: X, Y, and Z. In primitive civilizations, ancient people could only access the spatial plane, that is, the X and Y axes.

Ancient people would also look up at the sky and write verses such as "The rainbow-colored robes trailed wide ribbons, fluttering as they ascended to heaven."

But in their view, the Z-axis is an unconquerable forbidden zone—who but immortals can fly?

However, with the advent of aerospace technology, the Z-axis was developed and has been continuously explored in depth.

In later years, during the off-season, you could even buy a blind box ticket to conquer the sky for just 150 yuan.

Time, on the other hand, is equivalent to another concept, the Z-axis.

With the advent of more advanced technologies, it's not uncommon for mechs to cause a temporary collapse of the timeline through a combination of technology and maneuvers.

Let's use Gu Wei's example before he traveled through time to illustrate this.

Amir's first move is like the Marseille turn or croquet in football; once you reach a certain level, you can do it even while wearing flip-flops.

The second type of maneuver is similar to the Cheng Fei vault, which involves a back handspring with a 180° twist followed by a straight front somersault with a 540° twist. Even Cheng Fei herself couldn't do it without a vault on flat ground, but with a vault, she can perform this top-level maneuver—the mecha is that vault.

After figuring these things out.

Gu Wei then looked at the instructor again: "So, instructor, my next task is to practice this repeated side-to-side jumping... oops, I mean, symmetrical tremors?"

The instructor nodded: "Yes, that's right."

Gu Wei pressed further, "What are the specific requirements? It can't just be a matter of jumping around a few times, can it?"

“Of course not,” the instructor waved his hand dismissively, explaining, “Symmetrical tremors have fixed coordinate points during practice, officially called energy markers.”

"You wouldn't understand the specific principles behind these points even if I explained them. In short, you can think of them as weak points on the timeline in a certain sense. Only when you step on these points can the curvature be distorted."

talking.

With a wave of his right hand, the instructor caused numerous tiny dots flashing white light to appear around Gu Wei.

Gu Wei glanced at the locations and estimated there were several dozen.

These dots of light were scattered haphazardly around Gu Wei's limbs, with even two small dots below his fifth limb.
Gu Wei: "???"

Dude, do you have to jump around these points more than twenty times in a fraction of a second?

If we calculate based on 50 points, that would be a total of one thousand jumps?

Even if you made the 1130 close-in weapon system superhuman, it couldn't do that frequency!
“Here, these are all the points of symmetric tremor,” the instructor casually poked the nearest small light spot. “I’ll send you the operation data for matching energy later. Once you’ve thoroughly practiced it and symmetric tremor, you’ll have mastered imaginary axis collapse.”

"After the collapse of the virtual axis comes another major step. When the two are combined, the standard 'All Things Are Me' maneuver can be reproduced."

(End of this chapter)