Should I Skip Tomorrow's Update Again? Then I'd Have an Excuse to Post Two Chapters a Day for the Next Two Days

"First, construct a spherical centripetal force field. Then, establish a closed loop outside the force field. Next, twist it into a closed spherical loop. Finally, further establish a spiral and ordered spherical position on the outside, Compress the internal position and loop. Then, use the internal loop to further Compress the even more internal position..."

'Well...'

Uraraka Shige reopened her eyes, and her hand, which was stretched out in front of her with her five fingers bent upwards and her palm facing up, suddenly became limp and fell naturally to her side.

"Why did it fail... Where exactly is the problem? Why can't I manipulate Gravity to achieve this... Since directly using my 'Quirk' to Compress Gravity, and then canceling Compress Gravity, the resulting 'bomb' has limited power, then if I were to use my 'Quirk' to create a suitable Gravity 'field' to assist in the Compress, then the power should be greatly increased..."

Uraraka Shige.

"Furthermore, even though I've already created a 'field' using my 'Quirk,' why can't I influence or Compress its internal circuits and the 'fields' within those circuits? It's all Gravity, so why can't the Gravity I'm manipulating interfere with or influence the Gravity that isn't being manipulated by me?"

"I can use orcs to fight orcs, humans to fight humans, elves to fight elves... so why can't I use Gravity to influence and interfere, to indirectly manipulate another part of Gravity?!"

Uraraka Shige, who was deep in thought, suddenly wailed like a defeated dog.

"Ugh, why didn't I study properly in both my lives, you bastard!!!"

Fortunately, he had deliberately gone to the deserted countryside to test his idea; otherwise, his pitiful wails would have attracted a large crowd of onlookers... no, rather, aroused a sense of sympathy in the hearts of those who heard his cries.

Otherwise, a story of several thousand words could be written, allowing some unscrupulous recorder to easily pad out a few chapters and get away with it.

... Wait a minute, thinking about it this way, shouldn't it be more like "fortunate" than "fortunate"?

Having experienced failure once again, Uraraka Shige, unsurprisingly, quickly recovered from the frustration and distress brought on by the defeat.

In my mind, a little person smiled, waved easily, and called out, "Hello, Auntie, I'm going to find your daughter to play with now!"

Uraraka Shige shook her head, clearing her mind of the strange thoughts, and then began to calmly consider the reasons for this failure.

"The reason for this failure, in the final analysis, is it really that the Gravity I manipulate cannot interfere with or influence the natural Gravity?"

Uraraka Shige carefully considered the matter.

His 'Quirk' is essentially the ability to perceive 'lines' that normal people cannot detect, and by manipulating these 'lines', he can cause various changes in Gravity.

He was once puzzled about what the 'lines' he could see were, but a chance discovery later confirmed that the 'lines' themselves were a kind of abstract representation of Gravity. In other words, these 'lines' were essentially Gravity itself.

The technique he developed, 'Lines,' is simply a way of instinctively altering Gravity into an abstract state that can be seen by others.

Its extremely sharp characteristics are only acquired after Gravity has distorted it into this state. Its indestructible nature is actually a characteristic of Gravity itself. It is not truly indestructible, but rather that current human technology has not yet found a way to completely destroy Gravity... at least it cannot access it.

Moreover, based on his own observations, the length of these 'lines' he could see was almost infinite, at least for him, a mere human being.

Whenever he uses his 'Quirk' to change the shape, direction, or anything else of Gravity, these lines seem to break apart, separating the 'lines' of Gravity that he is manipulating.

In fact, after careful observation, Uraraka Shige discovered that these 'lines' were very likely never broken. It was just that from his perspective, even with the 'Quirk' he had, they seemed to be temporarily broken. In reality, they were probably still connected through some 'place' that he could not understand or observe.

If that's the case, then it means that he can actually manipulate a portion of Gravity, thereby indirectly influencing and manipulating a portion of Gravity that exceeds his manipulation limit and cannot be directly manipulated by him.

In other words, the Gravity he manipulates is not actually incapable of interfering with or influencing Gravity in its natural state.

But in reality, he failed.

So.

"In other words, either I chose the wrong approach, or the conjecture that the 'lines' actually continue to connect through some 'place' that I cannot understand or observe is wrong."

"So, in this almost clueless situation, to solve this problem, even using a brute-force method, I can first assume that the guess is correct, then look for the 'correct' way, until I can't think of any other way to continue experimenting, then assume that the guess is wrong, and then think of a new method..."

Uraraka Shige's eyes brightened even more; he felt as if he had found some kind of solution.

Then...

As dusk approached, Uraraka Shige several hours conducting experiments in this desolate wilderness, experiencing several hours of failures. Finally, filled with self-doubt, he plopped down on the slightly damp ground... he could feel the dampness even through his pants...

And it left a mark on the ground that belonged to his buttocks...

As it turns out, his feelings were ultimately just his feelings.

He felt as if he had found a way out, but it really was just a feeling and an assumption.

Regarding his idea of a 'Gravity Bomb,' he remained almost completely clueless and made no progress whatsoever... The reason for "almost" is that he spent several hours eliminating many possible approaches. Although he didn't achieve any real progress, he did try, and he eliminated some incorrect directions... or rather, methods.

Ultimately, Uraraka Shige, who had been entangled by the "Mother of Success" to the point of being somewhat dizzy and confused, almost not knowing where she was, where she intended to settle down, or even her own name, abandoned her plan to continue the experiment today and obediently returned to the illegal and unscrupulous guesthouse where she had been staying for the past few days.