Her short black hair complemented her delicate face. The Lich simply raised her beautiful eyebrows as she looked at a certain someone. Her movements were very light, and if one did not pay attention, it would be easy to be attracted by her gorgeous appearance and seductive eyes, thus overlooking her hints.
However, Lin understood what she meant. Lich wanted him to continue talking. She was trying to get back at a certain guy who liked to keep her guessing. That was why she was being so dismissive.
Lin Li had no choice but to accept Lich's attack. Lin pretended that nothing had happened and continued, "Well, let's talk about the conclusion first. It's basically impossible to seal the elemental spirits in the Four Spirits Suit. We have to find another way. "
"Continue."
There was no emotion in Fen's voice. Lin Li had to continue talking about his discovery. " For a long time, Mages' understanding of the Elemental Plane was different from the Maze Plane, which was a secondary plane of the main material plane. It should be much smaller and have only one element. Actually, that's not the case. If it were me, I would call it the parallel universe of the earth element or the parallel universe of the water element. "
There was no such thing as a 'parallel universe' in the Maze Plane. However, Fen had heard the term from someone before and knew what it meant. Therefore, she was surprised by Lin Li's definition.
"The Four Elemental Planes are actually in the same position as the Lost Land in the universe we live in, but they are observed from different angles."
Next, Lin presented a series of data and calculation results to support his theory.
In mathematics, an extra dimension was just an extra variable. However, in physics, physicists had a set of rigorous deductions and conclusions for high-dimensional worlds. There was even a saying that high-dimensional worlds were only as high as the eleventh dimension. However, just like many physical theories, they still needed more evidence to support them … or to prove them wrong.
In the process of observing and studying the World Tree, Lin found that the two most important elements to learn about spatial magic were the origin and the direction.
The place where one stood to observe the world was the most important thing in spatial magic in the Maze Plane. As long as one stood on this point, Mages in the Maze Plane could use the method of exhaustion to solve all problems that needed to be solved mathematically. If the apprentice failed, the teacher could say that his stupid apprentice was in a different position and saw the wrong scenery.
The so-called direction, in mathematical terms, was a vector. What made up the maze, the three-dimensional world of the main matter, were not simple points, lines, and surfaces. Instead, it was composed of vectors that made up everything he touched and saw.
When the origin moved, it would be a new parallel world. When the direction of the vector changed, it was a different world. And the three-dimensional world wasn't unique. When the xyz axis changed or was replaced, a new three-dimensional world would appear.
Under such a premise, he should be able to understand the relationship between the Mystery Plane, the Four Elemental Planes of Earth, Water, Fire, and Wind, as well as … the Abyss. These worlds were the parallel worlds of the Lost Lands in different dimensions or at different points of origin.
In the beginning, because he could observe the starry sky, he thought that the Abyss and the Lost Land were two different planets in the same universe. Only later did he realize that this was not the case.
When he observed the starry sky from the Abyss, his initial attention was attracted by those indescribable existences. But when he carefully studied the star map of the Abyss, he found that it was 99.999999999% similar to the starry sky observed from the Lost Lands.
The best explanation for the similarity of nine nines below the decimal point was that the Lost Lands and the Abyss were very close to each other. When observing the same star, there was no difference at all. Or to put it simply, the two planets were actually the same …
Then, the results of the observation and backward deduction of the Four Elemental Planes further confirmed that these worlds were not so much different dimensional planes, but parallel universes with different perspectives. The most important point was that these parallel universes were not 'parallel' in the mathematical sense of the two-dimensional plane. They were the kind that would never intersect. Instead, they were connected and even influenced each other.
The Lost Lands and the Abyss were connected by eight constant Gates of the Abyss. The eight powers went to extremes and accumulated toward the Lost Lands and the Abyss. This was similar to a myth in his hometown: the separation of qi and turbidity, the separation of the origin and the separation of heaven and earth.
It was because of this separation that they were able to walk on their own paths. If the two were to merge or break apart, and walk on the path of moderation, perhaps it would usher in the Lost Lands of the Lost Lands. In some fields, the path of moderation was not the best choice. His ancestor also understood this point. Otherwise, the word "mediocre" would not be derogatory, but a compliment.
The Four Elemental Parallel Universes had a different relationship with the Abyss and the Lost Lands. To use an example from Earth, it was like the four-color printing in the printing industry. The full-color printing page of the finished product was like the Lost Lands, and the four monochrome half-finished products of CMYK were the Four Elemental Planes that the Mages of the Lost Lands had always thought of.
Therefore, there was a saying among the Mages that the Four Elemental Planes constructed the entire Lost Lands. Needless to say, it did seem to be the case.
No matter how strong the connection between the Lost Lands and the Four Elemental Parallel Universes was, it was not practical to seal them into the Four Elemental Suits as the Lich had planned. To be able to play with the entire universe in the palm of one's hand was not something that a certain person or a certain Lich could do. Or to be more arrogant, it was not possible at the current stage.
But it was not impossible to fulfill Fen's request. The first thing to clarify was: "What level of existence is the Elemental Spirit?"
Fen was confused by the question and asked, "What level of existence is it?"
"Let's say that the Elemental Plane is a complete universe, just as I calculated. Then, does the Elemental Spirit you're looking for represent the entire universe, or a galaxy? A planet? I don't think it's the role of a small king on a planet. It's more like the Elemental Lords that we commonly refer to. Or maybe it has nothing to do with my guess, and it's an existence that I don't even know about. After all, the guesses I mentioned before were all inferences based on the Lost Lands. But different universes have different laws. I can't be sure that everything in the Elemental Plane can be deduced from the Lost Lands. I can only get the answer by going there and seeing it for myself. "
After thinking for a while, Fen suddenly asked, "If the Elemental Spirit represents the entire Elemental Parallel Universe, is it still possible to follow the original plan?"
She still wanted to include the Four Elemental Planes. Sister, you're so ambitious. Although it was obvious from her chest, Lin still wanted to tell her what he had mentioned before. But when they were talking about serious matters, saying such sexually harassing words would not lead to flirting. Instead, he would be beaten to the ground by an angry Lich. Because that was not the answer she wanted to hear. So Lin replied,
"Although it's not quite the same, if you just want to achieve the original goal, which is to get the Four Elemental Suits out of the predicament of needing Magic Stones, it's not impossible. Do you know about mathematical projection or dimensionality reduction? "
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