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

Chapter 489 Experiments and the Enemy

"it is good."

Masaki Keigo nodded upon hearing this, and then started the machine directly.

As the machine started, Takayama Gamu's vision began to blur inside the cabin.

The next moment, he felt as if his body had disappeared.

It is not a numbing of the senses, but a deeper, existential stripping away.

His consciousness was pulled from his flesh and blood by an irresistible force and then thrown into a rushing river of pure light and data.

This is the field of particle acceleration.

Masaki Keigo looked at the steadily rising brain quantum wave curve on the screen and nodded in satisfaction.

The core technology of this machine, which accesses the planet's origin, comes from the analysis of the "Well of Earth" in the Kamen Rider W world, where he has already touched upon the essence of planetary memories.

The digitization and synchronization structure of the soul draws inspiration from the research on "Yoku" in the Sword Art Online world.

In short, he, from the Type-Moon universe, determined the microscopic structure of the planet's soul through his research on "Gaia" and "Alaya".

With this framework, an interactive interface similar to "Yaoguang" can be built on top of it, allowing machines to read the planet's vast quantum information field and thus peer into the memories sleeping in the river of time.

What Takayama Gamu is doing at this moment is adjusting his own "Yaoguang" to the same frequency as the Earth's soul, so as to communicate with the will of the planet.

Simply put, it's about redirecting the soul of my dream toward the soul structure of the planet, thereby establishing a connection.

Of course, such things are generally quite dangerous. For example, in the W world, even with the resources of the Sonozaki family and the X Foundation, Sonozaki Ryubei was unable to replicate Philip's miracle.

According to Masaki Keigo's speculation, the reason this world was able to succeed is because these geniuses on the Alchemy Star were born under the influence of the planet's will.

In other words, the members of Alchemy Star may all possess the potential to become Ultraman...

Just as the experiment was running smoothly, an incredible phenomenon occurred.

Without warning, the first point of light appeared in the air, like a firefly on a summer night, emitting a soft and warm glow.

Then came the second, the third… In the blink of an eye, the entire laboratory seemed to transform into a starry sky. Countless points of light appeared out of thin air, silently suspended, slowly drifting, passing through the cold instruments, passing through human bodies, as if they were matter not belonging to this dimension.

"This...what is this?"

"Oh my god...so beautiful..."

Several students watching couldn't help but gasp in surprise.

They held their breath, reached out, and tried to touch the points of light, but the light passed right through their fingertips, bringing a faint coolness.

After the initial shock, ecstasy welled up in their hearts.

"It's a success! My dream experiment was a success!"

"We...we've really connected to Earth's consciousness?"

"Quiet."

Masaki Keigo's voice wasn't loud, but it carried an undeniable force, instantly calming the boiling atmosphere.

"The experiment is not over yet, keep the records."

His gaze was sharp as he stared intently at the waterfall-like stream of data refreshing on the main screen.

These points of light are projections of the quantum waves of Gaoshanwomeng's brain resonating with the will of the earth, dissipating into the dimension of reality.

Time flowed by in the tranquil and dreamlike atmosphere, each second feeling like an eternity.

A few minutes later, as the energy curve on the screen began to gradually decline from its peak, Masaki Keigo decisively issued the command.

"Experiment over."

The hum of the machine gradually subsided, and the countless specks of light that had been flying around faded and disappeared one by one, like dandelions scattered by the wind, and the laboratory returned to silence.

Masaki Keigo walked to the central hull, and with a slight depressurization sound, the transparent hatch slowly rose.

"My Dream, are you alright?"

The young man inside the cabin was somewhat pale, his eyes still closed, his long eyelashes trembling slightly, as if he was still immersed in some grand dream and had not yet woken up.

The others immediately surrounded them, their faces filled with eagerness and curiosity.

"I dreamt! What did you see?" "What was Earth's memory like? Was it the age of dinosaurs? Or even earlier, the oceans?"

Amidst the calls of his companions, Takayama Gamu's eyelids finally trembled open, revealing a blank and bewildered look in his eyes, which usually shone with wisdom.
Staring blankly at the ceiling, as if his soul had not yet fully returned to its place.

“I… I saw…”

“A…red giant…”

"giant?"

"Red?"

The classmates surrounding him were all stunned.

This answer was completely beyond their expectations.

"Is it a dream? Are you seeing things?"

One person adjusted their glasses, attempting to explain it scientifically.
"Could it be that the neural signal disorder generated during the synchronization of brain quantum waves caused you to see hallucinations?"

"Yes, how could there be giants in Earth's memory? That doesn't fit the theory of evolution."

"Perhaps it's a personified projection of some geological phenomenon?"

Gao Shan Gamu did not refute; he simply sat up slowly and looked down at his hands.

That magnificent, desolate yet incredibly intimate feeling still lingered deep within his consciousness, so real it didn't seem like an illusion.

"As scientists, we must speak with facts."

Masaki Keigo's voice broke the silence; he patted Takayama Gamu on the shoulder.

"A complete scientific process is one that can transform observed phenomena into verifiable data."

Now, let's start organizing the equipment and data.

……

A few days later, in the afternoon, only Takayama Gamu was in the quantum physics research lab.

He sat at the control panel, meticulously adjusting the machine that embodied his countless efforts, while absentmindedly recalling the scene he had witnessed a few days earlier.

That chaotic, primordial ocean of consciousness, and in the depths of that ocean, a towering red figure battling against boundless darkness...

He did not believe the experiment had failed.

On the contrary, the moment he "saw" that giant, a sense of intimacy and belonging arose from the depths of his soul.

But... as a scientist, one cannot base conclusions solely on intuition.

He needs evidence, he needs repeatable, observable experimental results.

Therefore, he must re-enter that realm and communicate with Earth again.

Thinking this, he subconsciously looked at the seat next to him.

That was Masaki Keigo's seat, and it was empty at the moment.

These past few days, his unfathomable teacher has been appearing and disappearing mysteriously. Apart from guiding his experiments, he spends most of his time in the independent laboratory assigned to him, busy with who knows what.

Just as Takayama was deep in thought, a commotion suddenly arose in the corridor outside. The noise grew louder and louder as it approached, filled with panic and unease.

The lab door was suddenly pushed open, and a student rushed in, panting, his face full of horror.

"I dreamt! Something terrible has happened! Come out and see!"

Gao Shanwo's heart sank, and he immediately got up and ran out with his classmates.

As he walked through the corridor and arrived at the plaza outside the building, he was instantly stunned by the sight before him and stopped in his tracks.

In the clear blue sky above bustling Tokyo, an object of unimaginable size floated silently.

It was an irregular, dark brown, massive rock, large enough to block out several city blocks, casting an ominous shadow over the city below.

It defied all the laws of physics, floating silently, like a mountain range descended from the heavens, filled with deathly stillness and oppression...

(End of this chapter)