Daisy was very interested in the seven-colored energy permeating the room. The way this energy manifested was extremely strange. Every particle seemed to possess a life of its own, yet upon closer inspection, it was not alive. Even with her Pseudo-Omniscience realm, she could not see through its internal structure. She could not help reaching out to grasp it, but the energy passed slowly through her palm like fine sand, leaving not the slightest trace behind.
Seeing that she could not collect the energy here, Molecule Man sneered inwardly. Still, he believed he had concealed his emotions well and deliberately lowered his stance. "Administrator of the universe—or rather, former administrator—this place is far from your throne. It is merely a newly born pocket of space, hardly worthy of someone as important as you lingering here."
Molecule Man put on an aloof, unapproachable manner, but Daisy did not care in the slightest. She simply said, "The Heart of the Universe has caused changes throughout the world, some great, some small. Some are good, some are bad. In my view, you are a serious problem."
Her attitude could no longer be called a provocation. She was plainly looking for trouble. Molecule Man forcibly held himself back.
"I do not understand what you mean. I am only an ordinary man. This little abnormality of mine is truly too insignificant before the administrator of the entire multiverse." Molecule Man still wanted to keep a low profile, but there was already a hint of impatience in his tone.
Daisy paid him no mind. She paced through the small space, occasionally glancing at some worn-out equipment around her.
"The Heart of the Universe's mutation turned some originally minor matters into major events beyond estimation. A technician at a nuclear power plant conducted an experiment during that