Chapter 541

"After the virtual simulation, we discovered that the real difficulty of the World Collision Experiment is far more difficult than you and I imagined," Julius said to Adam with a haggard expression.

Five years passed quickly, and there was no news in the World of Sorcerers anymore. Almost all the independent Sorcerers were secretly working together, trying to be the first batch of Sorcerers to leave the mainland and settle in the colonies. With this incident as a distraction, the Sorcerers were less concerned about the benefits they had before.

A series of grassroots reforms in the Sanctum were successfully implemented. The work of the monitoring department and the cultivation of the monitoring mages were also being sped up. It was hoped that the first batch of qualified monitoring mages would be able to take up their respective positions before the colony was fully implemented. Their new identities would be familiarized, and they would then be able to carry out their work smoothly when the first tower was officially established.

Because this wasn't a job that required him to display his strength, Adam only left a portion of his clone in the academy continent to work as a first-level data processor. His main body, on the other hand, was at the personal chip research facility to follow up on the simulation world collision experiment.

Julius and his team had not left the Research Institute in recent years. They devoted every second of their time to the preparation and simulation work. After the initial difficulties of setting up the server and marking every microscopic particle in groups, the simulation experiment went smoothly. But now, more and more difficult problems were exposed, making them physically and mentally exhausted.

"It's very difficult for us to accelerate a plane to a value close to the defined speed of light. The amount of energy needed to achieve this is too terrifying."

This was indeed a very difficult problem. The closer a single particle or particle beam was to the speed of light, the greater the mass of the particle. Accordingly, the energy needed to continue accelerating and supporting the particle at high speed would also increase. This was proven in the particle accelerator of the Atomic Energy Research Institute. But at that time, the energy consumption was nothing to the Sorcerers.

However, when the units needed to collide with a plane changed from a particle that was invisible to the naked eye and most magical vision to one that was incomparably large in size and mass, the amount of energy needed would increase exponentially. And so far, there was no limit to the increase.

"Putting aside the problem of energy, the orbit needed to accelerate two worlds is too long and too difficult to build. As you know, particle accelerators use cyclotron acceleration and linear acceleration. Previously, when we accelerate a proton or electron to a certain speed, we need to travel an orbit of about 05 kilometers. Using the ratio conversion … Using the cataclysmic zone as an example, we need to at least lay an orbit around the entire cataclysmic zone. "

Julius didn't say the number. If he wrote it down, it would probably fill an entire piece of paper.

"Also, the instantaneous energy produced by the collision of a single particle surpasses the full-force attack of a newly advanced Hyperdimensional. The energy produced when two planes collide at close to the speed of light … is incalculable." Julius pulled out a bunch of hair and spread out his hands. "In order to accurately calculate this value, even three simulation experiment engines crashed. Right now, I can only estimate that if a head-on collision occurs without any protection, the energy generated in that instant will probably be able to completely destroy the cataclysmic area, turning it into ashes. "

Adam said softly, "The Calamity of Destruction?"

Julius said, "I've seen the images of the Calamity of Destruction that you guys brought back. To be honest, those things are too blurry and can only be used as a reference without any research value. But now, after seeing the scene of the collision between planes in the simulation, I have reason to believe that the Calamity of Destruction is a disaster caused by the abnormal growth of various basic parameters in the void at the end of the era. The void is shrinking inward, and the speed of this contraction is definitely faster than the speed of light."

As Adam's position in the Mage System rose day by day, he could come into contact with more core data. He knew that the current Mage World had the ability to support such an experiment, but the results of the experiment could very well use up tens of thousands of years of accumulation. This kind of consumption was too terrifying.

Julius said, "Of course we can support such an experiment, but even if the experiment is carried out and the collision is successful, the difficulty of observing it is also despairing. I don't know if Necromancers can do it, but even if they can survive such an impact, it will be very difficult for them to complete the observation and collection of data. And if they don't rely on Necromancers, the Mage World's current magical conducting items won't be able to remain undamaged. "

In fact, Adam and Julius both knew that the above possible consequences were the result of the Mage World's habitual thinking of 'preparing for the worst'. When it really happened, it might not be so terrifying. The most powerful evidence was that when two beams of particles collided, they would produce a huge amount of energy, but it would only happen in an extremely small area. Moreover, the speed of decay was unimaginable. Following this logic, when two planes collided, there might not be any catastrophic consequences. Even if there were, it might only be for an instant.

But without perfect preparation, no one dared to gamble. Once the experiment was carried out, the resources used would be astronomical, and the people involved would be the most talented Mages in the Mage World. No one could bear such a loss.

Julius bitterly smiled, "Did you know? This kind of prediction makes some members suspect that the path of knowledge has already come to an end. The Ether Void no longer allows us to discover new and greater knowledge. It is conscious, and it is preventing us from approaching the truth. Instead, it is restricting us to the path it has set. There are also a few people who believe that the path of Mage World's pursuit of knowledge is a fork in the road, and that devouring energy is the correct path. "

"Give the former a long vacation. As for the latter, send them to the Third Holy Tower." Adam calmly said. His heart did not waver in the slightest. The path of pursuing knowledge had never been, and would never be, a smooth path. Anyone could be blocked and swallowed by the sudden rise of a mountain or the abrupt fall of an abyss at any time. Only those who were unwavering in their determination would be able to cut their way forward.

This was the reason why Mage World's physical and spiritual aptitude were only useful at the Apprentice Level. It was also the reason why there were only a few dozen Necromancers in the Mage World.

This path would become more and more difficult. Every obstacle that was destroyed would bring a huge leap forward, but this required great wisdom and perseverance.

Julius sighed, "I've already done this, but I need to think of a way."