Lu Bai felt much more at ease now.
After taking action, the Mona people had gradually shed their air of mystery.
Even if the Mona people's technology was far more advanced than humanity's, so what?
Humanity wasn't relying solely on technology. There were also supernatural forces like Deathmatch fighters, which could solve many problems through sheer supernatural strength.
What Lu Bai had worried about before was that the Mona people might use some method humanity couldn't understand at all, like a two-dimensional foil—a dimensionality-reducing attack.
Now it seemed things hadn't reached that extreme.
Most importantly, he could tell from the Mona people's actions that they were wary of his abilities too.
If that was the case, there was nothing to worry about. He just had to respond to whatever they threw at him.
Lu Bai wasn't the only one who had relaxed. Quite a few researchers had also developed feverish looks in their eyes.
Though they still didn't understand the principle behind the Mona people's ultra-long-range targeting, this method could still provide these researchers with tremendous inspiration.
As mentioned earlier, the universe was simply too vast. In a conflict between two interstellar civilizations, distance was the biggest problem.
It was far more extreme than trying to shoot a coin on Earth from the moon. Even a tiny deviation in direction would result in an error measured in light-years.
It was worth noting that in human astrophysics, it was quite common for calculations to yield nine while observations showed one. As long as the powers of ten that followed were the same, the result was considered correct.
If the orders of magnitude matched, then they matched. To specialists, that counted as a remarkably close fit.
Those unfamiliar with the field might wonder why the error was so large. But in practice,