After creating the instrument that would inspect the underlying operational logic of the Calabash Brothers two-dimensional universe, He-El returned from the Calabash Brothers two-dimensional universe to the He-El Universe.
Though the instrument for inspecting the universe's underlying operational logic could be completed in five years within the Calabash Brothers two-dimensional universe, its inspection process took no less time than it would in a three-dimensional universe.
To complete an inspection of the underlying operational logic of the Calabash Brothers two-dimensional universe would require at least several hundred years within that universe.
The inspection of a three-dimensional universe's underlying operational logic accelerated exponentially from the middle stage onward as more operational logic was detected. Thus, by the later stages, the underlying operational logic of a three-dimensional universe could be inspected faster and faster.
But the Calabash Brothers two-dimensional universe was different. It could only be inspected steadily. Otherwise, the slightest carelessness could easily cause fluctuations in the arrangement of its points and strings, and those fluctuations could lead to collisions between the universe's own operational logic and the instrument's operation.
Therefore, the Calabash Brothers two-dimensional universe could not be rushed. It could only be left to inspect itself slowly. There was no use being impatient.
"Is there a universe that is both two-dimensional and three-dimensional?" After leaving the Calabash Brothers two-dimensional universe, He-El suddenly had an idea.
Was there a universe that was both two-dimensional and three-dimensional?
It was not a universe like that of The Three-Body Problem. The universe of The Three-Body Problem was a three-dimensional material universe. Even if it fell from higher dimensions, its operational logic was already three-dimensional.
Even if the entire universe underwent complete dimensional reduction, it would still take a long time before its operational logic could fully operate in two dimensions.
What He-El envisioned was