A Pair of Eyes Is Watching Us

"The approach is wrong?!"

"What do you mean?"

"Yeah, stop keeping us in suspense. Hurry up!"

The scholars apparently did not want to hear any more of what they considered nonsense and urged her on.

Yue Yuan also looked up at the scientist with an idea—more precisely, a mathematician.

Yue Yuan knew her well. Her surname was Liu, and her given name was Hongyan. She was one of Human Civilization's rising-generation mathematicians. Female mathematicians were rare in today's Human Civilization, especially top-tier ones.

Liu Hongyan was also Long Dalin's wife and seemed to be only a little over three thousand years old this year.

Previously, due to the need to develop Third Generation Warp Speed technology, everyone aboard the First Fleet had studied the relevant Warp knowledge. Liu Hongyan, as a mathematician, was no exception.

Thus, she could now be said to be proficient in both physics and mathematics. Feeling everyone's gaze, Liu Hongyan pursed her lips. "It's simple. It means exactly what it says. The data we detected is correct, and it truly is information left behind by the Precursors, because I firmly believe there cannot be so many coincidences in the world. So many Rhomboid Crystals in such a vast Small Universe could not possibly form a three-dimensional matrix diagram of the Fibonacci Sequence through random placement!

"So, our approach must be wrong. I believe the answer lies at the center of the three-dimensional diagram formed by the Fibonacci Sequence. It is simply that our method is wrong—or rather, the way we get there is wrong!"

What?

The way they traveled there was wrong?

"Director Liu means that we should not travel there at Warp Speed?" A scholar scratched his head and assumed a thoughtful expression before continuing.

"But that still doesn't make sense. The Small Universe is