What?Altman is tenured?

Chapter 155 The Spark of Wisdom
The project about the plasma spark tower brought by Castor really had a great impact on Masaki Keigo, because he lived in the laboratory again.

Castor carried his Chinese breakfast, milk and eggs for Keigo Masaki and pushed open the door of the laboratory. Looking at Keigo Masaki behind the mirror, he said with telepathy, "You really don't need to take a break? Dagu told me that you haven't been out of the laboratory for several days and nights."

"Huh! Messy guy!" Masaki Keigo pointed to the table next to him, motioned for Casto to go first, and took off his protective clothing and goggles and came out of the dust-free laboratory, "That Dagu guy doesn't understand, don't you understand? I study 'light' every day in the laboratory, let alone sleep, I don't even need to eat any food!"

"I'm afraid it's unrealistic." Casto shook his head, "Although you can squeeze yourself without limit on the physical level, it's impossible for your spirit or soul not to rest."

Masaki Keigo picked up the milk and was a little unconvinced. Casto said seriously, "Masaki Keigo, please remember that all the damage we suffer in the human form may indeed be suppressed and repaired by 'light', but light is not omnipotent. If one day your body reaches the limit that even light cannot repair, then when you become light, all the damage will burst out at once."

Masaki Keigo was frightened by Casto's serious expression. The last time he saw Casto's expression like this was when he took out the Evolution Believer for the second time. Subconsciously, Masaki Keigo took a sip of milk, "I see, I will go to rest."

"What happened? That document?"

When we got down to business, Masaki Keigo also became serious, "Tifalleta rays, I remember you called that kind of heavy atom beams, right?"

Castor nodded.

"Tsk, your reasoning is indeed reasonable. This thing is indeed likely to be the origin of the giants of light, and it is their light of life." Masaki Keigo paused at this point, as if the next words made him feel a little difficult to speak, "But this light of life has a huge price."

"The civilization that developed the Plasma Spark Tower must be a civilization that still needs the sun, and from the information you gave, I deduce that this thing should be an early version, which is the beginning of 'evolution'. As they evolve into giants of light, there should be new, more suitable upgraded versions for them."

Casto thought for a while and said, "Although I don't know how you deduced it, it is indeed the case. This thing is indeed the earliest version."

"Hmph, because I'm Keigo Masaki!" Keigo Masaki shook his head. He didn't delve into Casto's hidden secrets, but continued, "But if this is the case, the problem is serious. If it is really as I calculated, then at the moment when the plasma spark tower is lit, most of the animals and plants in civilization will die instantly."

"This heavy atom containing huge energy will disrupt or shatter the genetic material of most organisms in an instant, and the vast majority of living organisms will die immediately because the cells cannot regenerate."

Castor froze for a moment, "You seem to be talking about chemotherapy?"

"It's similar, but the result may be more serious than that." Masaki Keigo said in a low tone, "A large number of life forms will die in an instant, while uncontrollable mutations will occur for those who do not die. Most of them will completely lose the ability to survive in the universe after a few generations, and the remaining ones will undergo huge 'mutation'."

"The result of this 'mutation' is a monster or, in other words, monsterization."

Castor drank the soy milk in the cup, then crushed the plastic cup containing the soy milk, looked up at Keigo Masaki, "You won't tell me, the Giant of Light is too."

"First of all, although I used the word 'mutation', I think this situation should be called super-evolution." Masaki Keigo did not stop because of Casto's mood swings, but continued, "Super-evolution—refers to the way of evolution beyond the traditional human biological cognition."

"For example, monsters, including the Jakuma below Kurara Island that you have located, the huge life forms mutated from the Lightning Man that stay in the ionosphere, the fusion of the plasma life form Kyrierods, the huge Kyrierods, and the giants of light."

"Different from traditional biological classification methods, in a broad sense, I think all "creatures produced beyond the traditional human biological cognitive evolution" should be collectively referred to as monsters,

Then, because of the scarcity of 'super-evolution' events, most of the time these creatures should be witnessed in the form of a single individual. They generally have a huge body size and an appearance that combines multiple known biological characteristics, and they have huge destructive power. Some individuals even have special abilities or forms of existence that humans cannot analyze for the time being.

At the same time, because they have generally evolved high-density flesh that supports their huge bodies, it is difficult for ordinary human weapons to cause effective damage to this type of creatures. "

"Almost, but you said it's a monster in a broad sense?" Castor noticed Keigo Masaki's words.

"Yes, this is a monster in a broad sense." Masaki Keigo's tone became more and more serious, "Because according to my classification method, then Kylierods, giants of light, and even lightning men should also be defined as monsters."

"But it's not right. These three are obviously three ethnic groups, and they should be classified as 'civilization'." Casto retorted, "Monsters and civilization should always be distinguished, right?"

Masaki Keigo nodded, "That's the problem. According to my speculation, the entire group of giants of light are superhumans who have undergone super-evolution. They are natural or artificially selected survivors, so they naturally shouldn't be called monsters."

"However, the giants of light, or civilizations like them, have completed super-evolution, or have the ability to super-evolve." Castor finally understood what Masaki Keigo meant, "Are you worried that there are a lot of such civilizations in the universe?"

Masaki Keigo nodded, and then fell silent.

For the earth, the existence of monsters is scary enough in itself, but if placed in the universe, there may be a large number of civilizations that have collectively completed the route of 'super evolution' and are moving towards the strength of 'monsters'.

Such a fact was a big shock to Masaki Keigo.

"No wonder you have been staying in the laboratory for a long time, are you afraid?" Casto looked at Masaki Keigo, "Forget it, if it doesn't work, I'll go to the universe"

"Shut up, listen to me." Masaki Keigo took out the transformation device a little ashamedly.

Castor: ?

I mocked you a few words, you are about to transform, are you sick?
Masaki Keigo looked at Castor's confused eyes, and suddenly his emotions changed from shame to anger, "You idiot, how did you write these things down? Now I even suspect that the things you gave me were written when you were dreaming!"

"what?"

"Hmph, your mood fluctuated because I used the word 'mutation' before, but you didn't realize at all that what happened when we became giants of light and what happened when we transformed was essentially a kind of 'super evolution'." Keigo Masaki looked at Castor with a somewhat strange tone, "This means that what we obtained is actually the ability to transform into a 'monster'."

"And" Masaki Keigo looked at Casto with some hesitation, he wasn't sure if he wanted to continue talking.

"And?" Castor looked at Masaki Keigo curiously, "Is there anything else you can't say?"

"And I think that I may have discovered part of the truth about our transformation." Masaki Keigo said, "Or, I found out where the huge body was when we were not transformed. It is a membrane universe that is close to our universe. "

Masaki Keigo frowned, he didn't know how to explain it, but fortunately, Castor came to his senses.

"Space?" Casto said the word subconsciously, and was surprised to see Keigo Masaki nodded.

"Yes! That's the word, subspace, which is closer than the so-called parallel universe, but farther away from the real world!"

Masaki Keigo looked at Casto with some excitement, and Casto was already full of question marks.

From the plasma spark tower, can we really see so many things?

Damn, this guy can't really be a genius, can he?
(End of this chapter)