Medieval Reiki Revival

Chapter 66 The Maze of Mosaic Prime Numbers

Except for Jung who was excluded, the others discussed with each other for a while and felt that they should not stay where they are.

Because they don't know how long the hallucination in front of them will last, and whether this place is a hallucination is still open to debate.

Everyone wanted to leave here, but they were blocked by a flood of mechanical men.

There were too many of them, one after another came from the northeast with their heads bowed, and their uniform movements made people feel creepy.

Seeing this, Persephone asked Sirius: "You guys gathered them together. How did you do it? Could it be that Mamen knocked all the mechanical men down and turned them into feces?"

Sirius smiled bitterly: "Mechanical Man, what a suitable name."

He pointed to the turbulent group of mechanical men and said, "Look carefully, there is a pattern."

law.

Persephone turned around and stole, and these lifeless mechanical men all lowered their heads and walked forward stiffly.

And there are a lot of them, and there is almost no time to stop from east to west. It is possible that there are still unknown mysteries in the trajectory of these people.

After hearing his words, Mamen opened his eyes wide and wanted to find something abnormal, but he still couldn't find any problem with his bull-like eyes widened to the maximum.

On the contrary, Persephone discovered that the number of these mechanical men is not constant, there are more or less gaps between groups, and it is possible that the rules are hidden in the gaps.

Sirius didn't make a fool of himself either: "As you can see, although mechanical men are sometimes crowded, they are by no means airtight. They have their own rules, and you can make one at the same time from one side to the other side. group."

Huckleberry looked up anxiously, but couldn't see it at all. Compared with the mechanical man, he was too short.

Huckleberry tugged on the strong man's sleeve, hoping that he could lift himself up, but Mammon took the opportunity to ask for a fee for his effort.

No matter what time he was still thinking about money, he was so angry that he punched the opponent in the stomach, causing Mammon to suffer unceasingly.

"Stop, you little brat."

A game of chase immediately ensues in the encirclement.

Persephone had no choice but to stop them: "There is really no space for you to run around here, and you don't want to accidentally bump into the mechanical man covered in feces. Mammon, I think you'll forgive him first, after all, he's just a child." .”

Huckleberry stood behind her and made a face at Mammon.

Mamen looked at his look, and his teeth were itchy with anger: "How dare you tease me, lose money, you must lose money. When I go out, I will take all the golden lang he got, unless he kneels down and begs me , I just left some for him."

"Sirius, ignore him for now, just talk first."

Sirius looked at these two people enviously. He stayed here for too long, and there was no one to talk to.In his opinion, the fight between Mammon and Huckleberry was not a malicious fight, but a warm way of getting along with each other.

He looked at it carefully with his head sideways, his eyes became much brighter, and he finally retracted his gaze: "Then let me just say it."

"The number of mechanical men here is in the form of prime numbers. You can see that the number over there is 11, the number over there is 13, and the number over there is 23."

Sirius became more and more excited as he spoke. He danced and pointed at the group of mechanical men in the distance. A lock of long hair on his forehead spread out from the middle, as if those he was pointing at were not unconscious puppets in advance, but those in advanced mathematics. A piece of isometric graphics.

The man's teeth and joints were creaking, and his rapid speech had already made people dizzy.

"very good."

Mammon applauded: "What is a prime number?"

The strong man's words were like a basin of cold water falling from the sky, making the man speechless. He opened his hands aimlessly, and then saw the eyes of others, including Persephone Completely confused, prime numbers are known only to those who have studied mathematics.

"A number that can only be integered by 1 and itself is called a prime number."

This is what Jung said.

Although he has been ignored by everyone, this passage still explains the principle of prime numbers.

Sirius seemed to have found a bosom friend, and subconsciously praised him. After finding out that it was Jung, he said embarrassingly: "In short, prime numbers are also a kind of numbers, but there are no other divisors that can divide it."

Integers first, then divisors.

Mammon was already dazed, completely out of the discussion.

Huckleberry looked at his stupid look with contempt, but he listened carefully.

Persephone understood a little bit, she nodded: "In short, according to this method, we can leave here freely, right?"

Sirius nodded, and then shook his head again: "It's not considered freedom, there is a method. If you write all the numbers on a piece of paper, it can become an infinite chessboard—there are not chess pieces in the chessboard, but mechanical men. quantity."

"As long as you find the grid with prime numbers in it, you can pass."

"And with so many grids, the grids connected to each other are our way forward."

Huckleberry asked with some vigilance: "There is a question. These mechanical men are moving, not a motionless chessboard. How do you know when they have prime numbers and when they have ordinary numbers."

Hearing this, Sirius continued to smile wryly: "I've been here for such a long time, let alone prime numbers, even ordinary numbers can be memorized. If you don't believe me, you can count them, and the following Is the number of mechanical men on this road consistent with what I said?"

As he spoke, he reported a large number.

33、33、62、61、32*35*33
35、32、34*35*34
32、34或33、33、31
37-31-37
Needless to say, if someone could memorize all these numbers, Mamen would cut off his own head and kick it as a ball on the spot.

He simply patted Sirius on the shoulder pretending to be bold: "If you are in the real world, you must be a mathematician or a bank clerk. No——you must be a bank manager. experiment."

No one at the scene was able to verify his words.

Everyone expresses their willingness to trust each other.

After all, it was Sirius who brought them here before, if he really had bad intentions, he could have done it long ago, why bother to spend so much effort to tease them now.

"Then let's go quickly."

"Go to the direction where the mechanical man came to have a look."

"They don't always pop out of rocks."

Mammon's voice was the loudest, giving orders for everyone to hear.

Everyone followed in Sirius' footsteps, one after another, the volunteers were very close together, for fear that they would fall behind their companions.

(End of this chapter)