"Giggle, giggle, giggle."
Bulin covered her mouth and snickered.
At that moment, Liu Di was still immersed in this microscopic world, unable to calm down for a long while.
Only then did he realize. "Whether in air or in a vacuum, Quantum Fluctuations exist. This conclusion can be derived from Werner Heisenberg's Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. In the quantum world, any space, any position, and any amount of energy can temporarily change, including... the size of volume."
"Giggle, giggle, giggle."
"Bingo!"
Bulin said, "This is Old Jiang's ultimate trump card—the Quantum Fluctuation Laboratory!"
Liu Di stood there blankly.
Old Jiang, Old Jiang.
Impressive.
This laboratory was your greatest invention.
And from the instant I stepped through the door, I had fallen into your technological maze.
Jiang really did get wiser with age. And you were already Old Jiang.
Only then did Liu Di understand.
Why had Old Jiang prepared such abundant living supplies in the laboratory?
His ultimate goal had surely been to explore the universe.
And this laboratory could be shrunk down to the size of a coin and slipped into a pocket. From then on, there would be no worries on the road ahead!
Liu Di took a few steps and slowly came to a stop at the edge of the laboratory.
The ground beneath his feet was a full thirty meters below.
In the distance lay a massive creature twenty meters tall—a Peruvian poison dart frog sprawled on its back, as if it had been knocked unconscious.
Beside it lay an acorn, about the size of the Experimental Graveyard.
"Tsk, tsk."
Liu Di suddenly understood. He scratched his head. "This is too amazing."
Suddenly.
The Peruvian poison dart frog woke up and immediately mistook Liu Di for some new species of insect, shooting a stream of venom at