They traveled through time at the same time, but the villainous scientist

Chapter 487 Takayama Gamu and Gaia's World
Chengnan University... My dream is to climb mountains...

Masaki Keigo was taken aback. If he remembered correctly, this should be the name of the protagonist of Ultraman Gaia.

Sure enough, during his silence, Takayama Gamu had already poured out his entire situation.

His scientist-like candor and curiosity about the unknown made him completely ignore the potential danger posed by the man who had appeared out of nowhere.

"I received my PhD in quantum physics when I was seventeen, and then I returned to Seongnam University to continue researching some more interesting topics."

I also joined 'Alchemy Star,' an organization made up of young people like me from all over the world. We share knowledge and hope to use the power of science to do something for the earth..."

Gao Shanwo spoke very quickly, and his eyes shone with a pure light.

As he spoke, he pointed to the complex device behind him, which consisted of countless cables, metal supports, and modules flashing indicator lights.

"What I'm doing right now is this experiment."

I'm trying to accelerate my own brain's quantum waves into the quantum realm through this amplifier, to listen to... or rather, to understand the thoughts of the Earth itself.

"Did accelerating brain quantum waves to the quantum acceleration realm affect my calculation results?"

Masaki Keigo looked at the machine, which was somewhat crude but had an exceptionally ingenious design, and said with a sense of realization.

If that's the case, it makes sense. Takayama Gamu was trying to communicate with Earth, and his time-space teleportation device was precisely a system that used Earth as its final anchor point.

Two unconventional experiments based on the same origin produced interference in different spatiotemporal dimensions, ultimately causing errors between his teleportation landing point and his calculation results.

Simply put, he was dragged to this laboratory by Takayama Gamu...

Seeing that Takayama was a little curious, Masaki Keigo gave a brief explanation of his experiment.

"It should be!"

After listening to Masaki Keigo's story, Takayama Gamu's expression instantly became excited.

"Two independent quantum events have become causally related at the macroscopic level! This is simply... simply incredible!"

"Wait a minute, I dreamt, do you really believe it?"

"Is time travel really possible? Isn't it still just a theoretical hypothesis?"

A slightly older-looking boy wearing glasses next to him adjusted his glasses, his tone filled with disbelief.

"Indeed..."

Another classmate chimed in, saying that time travel is just too sci-fi.

"This is theoretically entirely feasible in quantum physics!"

Upon hearing this, Takayama Gamu immediately turned around and explained to his companions,

"The four-dimensional spacetime we inhabit may just be a 'membrane' in a higher-dimensional universe. As long as enough energy is generated, or a specific 'wormhole' is found, it is possible to jump between different 'membranes'..."

He began to explain at length, gesturing with his hands to the model in the air, spouting all sorts of terms that sounded like gibberish to the average person—"Calabi-Yau manifold," "M-theory," "quantum foam."

But his expression and tone had a peculiar infectiousness, drawing people in irresistibly to the magnificent and vast physical world he described.

Masaki Keigo listened quietly, a hint of admiration rising in his heart.

Eighteen years old.

At the young age of eighteen, the depth and breadth of his knowledge far exceeds that of his peers and even surpasses that of many so-called top scholars.

What's even more outrageous is that in this world, there isn't just one such person, but a group of them.

He stopped paying attention to the academic class over there and took out his personal terminal—PDI—from the inside pocket of his trench coat.

With a light touch of his finger, the device silently unfolded, revealing a three-dimensional operating interface composed of pure light particles suspended in mid-air, with countless tiny data streams flowing across it like a waterfall.

He began trying to access the world's network and search for information about the Alchemy Star.

"What...is this?" Takayama Gamu's explanation came to an abrupt halt, and he and his two companions were instantly captivated by the futuristic floating light screen.

Masaki Keigo's gaze didn't leave the screen; he simply handed over the PDI calmly.

"Miniaturized optical quantum computer"

Takayama Gamu almost held his breath as he carefully took the device.

He tried running his own extremely complex algorithm program, specifically designed for testing computer performance, on a virtual keyboard.

The result appeared on the screen the next second.

Calculation time: 0.0013 seconds.

This process would take five minutes even on their school's mainframe computer, but this palm-sized device completed it in the blink of an eye.

"This……"

The two classmates behind Gao Shanwo were also dumbfounded; such a high-performance device did not exist in their world.

In other words, time travel is actually a real thing...

"Optical quantum computers...miniaturization?"

"Has the technology in Mr. Masaki's world advanced to this level?"

Gao Shanwomeng was somewhat dazed and asked incredulously.

He had examined the machine's casing, and judging from the metalworking marks on its surface, its processing precision and materials science level did not seem to be much beyond their world.

"The environment determines the direction of technological evolution."

"Just like residents who live by the sea year-round, their shipbuilding technology will always be more advanced than that of inland residents."

My world simply happens to have more convenient research conditions and... more urgent needs in certain fields.

Masaki Keigo paused for a moment, seemingly considering his words.

The ability to create this thing is naturally thanks to his early discovery of the ruins and his subsequent research on the giant statue.

That is why he was able to complete and improve projects such as quantum computers and Max Propulsion systems.

"The quantum realm?!"

Upon hearing this, Takayama Gamu's gaze slowly shifted from the PDI that shone with the light of the future to the experimental device behind him, which was covered with flying wires, solder joints, and even some parts fixed with tape.

His research is currently stuck at a bottleneck.

Perhaps... this is the opportunity...

Takayama Gamu took a deep breath and solemnly handed the PDI back to Masaki Keigo.

Then, he bowed deeply to the mysterious man he was meeting for the first time.

"Mr. Masaki!"

"My research has hit a bottleneck. Could you please help me improve this machine?"

Masaki Keigo took the PDI and looked at the young genius in front of him, whose face practically screamed "I'm counting on you," and fell into deep thought.

In this unfamiliar world, he also needs support.

Through the connection with Takayama Gamu, I got in touch with the genius organization he mentioned, "Alchemy Star"...

“Yes, in this world, I also need a temporary foothold and laboratory to restart my experiments.”

Masaki Keigo nodded and extended his hand to Takayama Gamu...

(End of this chapter)