Everyone's playing Red Giant? I, Black Hole, devour everything!

Before Su Li's excitement about evolving into a quasar had completely subsided, Lin Tian's brain had already begun to work at lightning speed.

A second quasar has appeared...

Quasar gravitational wave resonance experiment.

This plan, which had been shelved for several months, now finally has the conditions to be launched.

The Ayrs' wormhole theory explains this very clearly.

To construct a wormhole, the singularities of at least two supermassive black holes need to resonate with gravitational waves to generate quantum entanglement.

"Lin Tian." Su Li appeared behind him at some point. "What are you thinking about? Are you thinking about the wormhole again?"

"Yes." Lin Tian did not deny it.

Su Li tilted her head and looked at him for a while, then suddenly laughed: "I knew it! All you think about is wormholes and black holes, nothing else."

She said that, but her eyes were sparkling.

Because she knew it all too well.

The reason Lin Tian was in such a hurry to start the wormhole experiment was not because he was particularly interested in wormholes themselves.

It's not because of the massive elimination that could come at any time.

He is racing against time.

And she is now the only one who can run with him.

"When does it start?" Su Li asked, her tone unusually devoid of any playful joking.

"You've just completed your evolution, and your eigenfrequency isn't stable enough yet." Lin Tian shifted his gaze from the star map. "Rest for two days to completely stabilize the quasar's state, and then we'll begin."

"it is good."

She only said one word.

……

Two days passed in the blink of an eye.

The entire Black Hole Legion was mobilized.

Fang Yan led the First Brigade to set up a gravitational field monitoring array around the super dark matter halo, Li Changying was responsible for coordinating the formation and scheduling within the legion, and Zhao Zheng patrolled the outer perimeter of the dark matter halo to prevent any accidental interference.

Lu Xuejian was not idle either.

She recalculated the theoretical model of the experiment three times from beginning to end.

Su Li jokingly called her a "late-stage obsessive-compulsive disorder patient," to which she simply smiled and continued calculating with her head down.

"Aren't you nervous?" Su Li asked her once.

Lu Xuejian shook her head: "I'm not nervous."

"Really? If this experiment succeeds, human civilization will enter the wormhole era! Such a big thing, aren't you nervous at all?"

Lu Xuejian was silent for a moment, then said softly, "Because he's here."

Su Li was stunned for a moment, then burst out laughing: "Xue Jian, what you're saying is too cheesy."

The core region of the super dark matter halo.

The primordial quasar and Su Li's quasar are about 0.3 light-years apart.

The accretion disks of both quasars are slowly rotating.

The bipolar jet was precisely converged to the minimum power, leaving only a faint dark halo.

This is the first stage of the experiment—gravitational wave frequency tuning.

"Are you ready?" Lin Tian's voice came through the communication channel.

"Ready."

"Let's begin."

The gravitational wave frequencies of the two quasars began to gradually tune.

The process is actually not complicated.

Every quasar has its own eigenfrequency, just like every person has their own unique fingerprint.

The prerequisite for gravitational wave resonance is that the eigenfrequency of the two quasars must be completely synchronized.

But Su Li is different.

Her quasar had just completed its evolution less than three days ago.

The nascent quasar core is still adapting to its mass, the rotation speed of the accretion disk is not yet stable, and the energy output of the bipolar jets is still fluctuating.

These factors combined caused her eigenfrequency to drift slowly.

"The frequency is off." Lin Tian's voice rang out. "Turn it down by 0.0003."

Su Li immediately adjusted.

"It's off track again." Lin Tian's voice rang out again. "This time it's off by 0.0002! You adjusted the singularity oscillation too much; be gentler."

Su Li bit her lower lip.

She took a deep breath and readjusted herself.

This time, she controlled the pressure of her fingers to the limit, and she could hardly feel herself moving.

The data on the control panel began to slowly approach the target value.

00:0001, 00:00005, 00:00001...

"Stay calm, hold on."

However, this good state did not last long.

About twenty minutes later, Su Li's intrinsic frequency suddenly began to drift again.

A feeling of indescribable frustration welled up in Su Li's heart.

It's not that she didn't try.

During her two-day break, she devoted almost all her energy to stabilizing her idiosyncratic frequency.

I practiced repeatedly, tuning and calibrating, over and over again, until my fingers almost cramped up.

But her quasar is so new!

No matter how I adjust it, there's still a slight vibration.

"Don't worry." Lin Tian's voice came through the communication channel. "You've only recently evolved, so frequency drift is normal. When I first evolved into the Kerr Black Hole, my drift was even greater than yours is now."

Su Li was stunned for a moment.

She suddenly remembered that Lin Tian had indeed mentioned this to her.

At that time, his primordial black hole had just completed its first evolution, and its eigenfrequency was unstable.

He spent nearly half a month repeatedly adjusting the oscillation parameters of the singularity before finally stabilizing the frequency to eight decimal places.

"How much did you drift back then?" Su Li couldn't help but ask.

"It deviated by 0.002 points at its highest." Lin Tian's tone revealed a faint smile.

Su Li burst out laughing.

The thought that Lin Tian had also been in such a sorry state made most of her frustration disappear.

It turns out he wasn't born this amazing.

It turns out he had fallen into the same pit before.

"So don't rush," Lin Tian's voice continued. "What you need to do now is not to get it right the first time, but to find the pattern of the drift."

"The frequency drift of quasars is not random; it has a period. If you pull up the data from the past hour, you'll see a drift peak approximately every twelve minutes."

Su Li quickly pulled up the data and scanned it from beginning to end.

Then she was stunned. There really is a cycle!

"You saw it?"

"I saw it."

"Once you see it, things will be easier. Before the next drift cycle arrives, do some reverse compensation in advance. Don't make the adjustment too large; add it little by little."

Su Li took a deep breath and began to adjust according to Lin Tian's instructions.

Time passed by, second by second.

Su Li didn't know how long she had been adjusting it.

Her entire focus was on sensing the frequency of the gravitational waves.

Time had become a meaningless string of numbers to her.

Lin Tian remained quietly by his side on the other end of the communication channel.

This feeling made Su Li feel very at ease.

Nearly ten hours have passed.

When the last parameter was precisely adjusted, Su Li suddenly felt an unprecedented sense of synchronization.

The gravitational waves from the Primordial Quasar and the Su Li Quasar were completely synchronized at that instant.

Two deep gravitational wave signals were simultaneously released from the cores of the two quasars.

They traversed the accretion disk, the ergosphere, and the highly distorted spacetime structure, converging at the core of the super dark matter halo.

Resonance occurred.