I Created Scientific Magic

Harrov, Anthony, and Vittorio were all pondering over the concept of four-dimensional space that Lynn had proposed.

But it was Aurora who asked a more practical question, "If, according to your speculation, those gods are also higher-dimensional entities, then what?"

"That means most of our methods are likely incapable of harming the opponent!" Lynn said solemnly. "To give you an analogy, there's an enemy who can fly. If I only tell you that he is fifteen meters away on the X-axis and thirty-five meters away on the Y-axis, can you hit him?"

Aurora was first startled, then she instantly understood Lynn's point, as having only the horizontal and vertical coordinates obviously wouldn't be enough to hit an enemy because you're missing a very critical factor—the vertical axis!

If you don't know how high the enemy is flying, of course you can't ensure a hit because he could be at any altitude.

And now they were facing the same situation, only knowing the coordinates of the horizontal, vertical, and depth axes in their three-dimensional space, but having no way to determine the opponent's position in four-dimensional space...

"If it's the other way around, observing a lower-dimensional space from a higher dimension is different. Everything about us is probably no secret to them," Lynn said gravely. "We can similarly use the observation of two-dimensional from three-dimensional as a comparison..."

Lynn stretched out his hand and tapped on the table, using Magic Power to construct several oddly shaped flat figures. They were as thin as paper, with their internal organs visible like a transparent diagram to everyone present.

Lynn then extended his right hand and slammed down hard, completely crushing them...

Harrov watched this with furrowed brows, exclaiming in shock, "In that case, don't we stand no chance of winning?"

Aurora, Vittorio, and Anthony all had unpleasant expressions as well. Power was not frightening, but this time they were facing an opponent who was utterly incomprehensible.

"Not necessarily..." Lynn shook his head, and then continued, "We are not completely without the ability to affect high-dimensional space."

Anthony, Aurora, and Vittorio all looked at Lynn with surprise, curious about the capability he mentioned.

Harrov, however, was the first to awaken to the realization and spoke out.

"Observation!"

Upon hearing this, the others also quickly caught on, as they were precisely using observation to collapse the probability clouds of microscopic particles into a definite state.

"That's right, but observation alone is not enough; that way, most of what we see are just high-dimensional projections in a low-dimensional world," Lynn explained.

In fact, many researchers in the previous world speculated that microscopic particles have certain high-dimensional characteristics, which is why they seem so unreasonable to those with only three-dimensional perception—because what is seen is just a partial projection.

The miraculous phenomenon of Quantum Entanglement might also be a connection in a higher dimension.

"So, what we need is equal-level observation to know the exact information about the opponent!" Lynn said soberly.

"Meaning we need to wake up Altoc as soon as possible," Vittorio said, because only the quantized Altoc could fully observe information from the higher-dimensional world.

But... waking up a madman is not easy, and they couldn't even be sure if he wouldn't attack them as well.

However, regardless, Altoc's combat strength was extremely important now.

Bearing this in mind, Harrov and the others discussed various methods to awake their peer, considering the multi-person observational method proposed by Lynn—provided they first resolved the great Wizards' fear stemming from the bizarre manifestations of microscopic particles.

Aurora even thought of using the Faith Method out of a wild guess, because she felt that the gods might not have ended up like Altoc, probably due to the massive number of Believers.

Lynn nodded in agreement; in fact, with the link of the Magic network, he could also barely observe scenes from higher dimensions.

Part of this was because of the increased computing power, allowing him the possibility of understanding four-dimensional space, and the other part was due to the intelligence brain!.

When he traveled through time, the intelligence brain was quantized for unknown reasons. It serves as a window from low-dimensional to high-dimensional space. With sufficient computing power, it could support his exploration of the scenes of the higher-dimensional world.

In the terms of Magic, it meant that he, possessing divine attributes, could barely touch the realm of the gods!

"Moreover, you don't have to worry too much. Altoc's quantum probability cloud is limited to the range covered by his domain. My guess is that the strength of those gods is likely to manifest only within their divine domains, which means we won't need to face a high-dimensional existence at an all-victorious stage."

Lynn spoke reassuringly, boosting everyone's confidence.

Perhaps that was why the crow kept warning them to let the Master of the Undead descend into this world.

"Right, gods are not invincible; otherwise, the Moon Goddess Diana would not have fallen!" Harrov nodded, and Aurora and Anthony's faces also looked a bit brighter.

Vittorio then shared some bad news, according to the latest reports they received, the undead legion from another realm had become restless. They were frantically searching for the temporal nodes and likely had pinpointed the approximate location.

"It seems war is coming..." Aurora lifted an eyebrow, her tone very calm.