"Mo Qiong, what are you thinking about?" Adams asked.
Everyone else was busy, but Mo Qiong remained by the Seal Sphere, staring at it intently.
Mo Qiong said, "I was thinking, what do we do if she gets out?"
Adams pondered. "You think she can break free?"
"There's no such thing as an unbreakable method. I combined several traits and sealed her through a loophole. This is fundamentally different from sealing her with the Magic Sticker."
Adams nodded. A direct trait-based seal was the most stable kind.
That was how the Magic Sticker worked. It directly reduced Gaia's Mind to zero. Done. As long as it wasn't peeled off, Gaia would never wake up.
How could it be broken? The most direct Absolute Trait seal simply couldn't be broken.
She didn't even have a mind. Before closing her eyes, it had still been the Late 19th Century; when she opened them, more than a century had passed. That had been Gaia's experience.
"Then what would the theoretical method of breaking it be?" Adams asked.
Mo Qiong said, "The sphere enclosing Gaia has the volume of a soccer ball, and it's hollow inside. Since Gaia is one hundred and seventy meters tall, the hollow space wasn't merely completely filled—it had a negative amount of remaining space because of the distortion of space-time!"
"But what if Gaia can shrink? My sealing method is based on Gaia being larger than the sphere. If she becomes smaller than the space inside the sphere, space-time won't be distorted."
"And Best Metal would then have room to bend inward, leaving a gap. As long as there's a gap, her Mental Power can connect to the outer layer of the metal sphere and unfold it!"
Adams asked, "Her body is indestructible. How could she shrink?"
"Don't forget.