"Kid."
In just a few dozen seconds, Liu Di's thoughts had taken countless twists and turns. Now, he cast aside the chaos in his mind.
With a faint smile, he looked at the little boy. "The proton collision is complete. Do you have any conclusions to share with me?"
The boy narrowed his eyes and said seriously, "I think I've uncovered a secret of human nature."
"Hm?"
Liu Di's interest was piqued as well.
The little boy continued, "Through this particle collider experiment, I finally understood why kids my age stand in front of Pleasant Goat kiddie rides and say that one sentence—Mom, put in another coin. I want to play again."
Liu Di sucked in a breath.
This kid sure took the scenic route when he talked.
Liu Di said, "Let me sum it up simply. You just haven't had enough fun yet, right?"
Little Liu tilted his head back. "If you insist on putting it that way, I can't refute it."
Liu Di slowly let that breath out.
Fine, fine.
Other people's kids played on Pleasant Goat kiddie rides. The Liu family's kid played with a particle collider.
Nothing wrong with that!
They had plenty of energy anyway.
Let him play.
Better than dismantling vehicles.
The particle collider began roaring again.
The energy consumed by each collision was comparable to three months of electricity usage for a large city.
Liu Di watched the excitement gleaming on the little boy's face.
His extracurricular experiment had failed to find a way to surpass the speed of light.
Although he had accidentally discovered the God Particle, it had only appeared briefly and could not be controlled, so that did not count as success either.
Fortunately, Little Liu was having a great time.
Liu Di strolled toward the distance.
There, Maya Valkyrie