Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

On the continent of Teyvat, anyone who witnesses the meaning behind the power of 'imaginary numbers' may develop fear and apprehension towards it, and consequently regard the power of 'imaginary numbers' as a forbidden thing that should be sealed away and managed.

But this wouldn't apply to Dotole. He would never stop pursuing knowledge and truth just because of the uncontrollable sexuality and danger of some power.

This kind of unbridled, arrogant seeker of knowledge, who only has eyes for true knowledge and truth, is both in Dotole's nature and in his pursuit.

Only a madman as unbridled and arrogant as Dotole would disregard everything else in pursuit of higher levels of knowledge. The dangers brought by knowledge and power themselves are of no use to him in his pursuit of higher knowledge and truth.

That's why he understood that the bargaining chip he held was an irresistible lure for Dotole.

Even if he knew this, he still wouldn't care; that was the true nature of the man named Dotole.

With the massive investment of Pantalone and the benefits brought about by the 'Autonomous Machinery Project', the industrial strength of Winter Kingdom has increased to an incredible level.

The construction, carried out with such efficiency, occurred almost within a few short months, at the same time that Tartaglia, following the will of Pantarone, raised the butcher's knife and purged all those who defied the plan.

The laboratory that Pantalone had invested in was also quickly built at the same time, located in a military fortress within a special experimental building set up in a military restricted area established on the northern border to serve Pantalone's plan.

Six 'imaginary energy storage sites' provide an unimaginable amount of energy to support the research and plans within this military restricted area.

If one understands the "imaginary energy storage sites" built and upgraded by the "imaginary energy storage project," then one can understand that the energy provided by a single "imaginary energy storage site" is enough to supply a city for a year.

The current research institute uses a total of six sites, which is hard for outsiders to imagine what kind of research or things require such a huge energy consumption.

This is the research institute established by Pantarone to study the power of the 'Abyss' and 'Imaginary Energy'. If there is any place in the Winter Kingdom with the most abundant funding, it must be this place.

It is located within this research institute, which was established to study the power of the 'Abyss' and 'Imaginary Energy'.

At this moment, Pantalone is studying the 'imaginary singularity' hidden within the mysterious gem with "The Doctor".

After countless experiments, Dottore was finally convinced that the 'imaginary singularity' contained in the mysterious gem before him possessed an unimaginable distorting influence on the laws of reality.

This is a singularity that is absolutely independent of everything else, and this singularity itself is not affected by any external things.

When something exists that is absolutely independent of a complete system, then relative to other things within that complete system, it possesses the ability to distort those other things.

Once this distorted existence intersects with the outside world, this intersection will trigger all sorts of incredible phenomena for the outside world.

This impossible structure, the 'singularity,' capable of triggering all sorts of phenomena, can be expressed in more concrete terms.

So the so-called 'imaginary singularity' is a complete and independent set of 'laws' relative to all other things.

If one had to find something to correspond to this special "law," it would probably be the product of "Heavenly Principle" and the "Heart of God," which are used to govern the continent of Teyvat.

To be more precise, the priority of the 'imaginary singularity' in terms of laws can be said to be above all established and known laws, and its power and completeness are incomparable to laws like the 'Heart of God'.

This is merely an analogy that can be understood; to truly compare it...

Therefore, compared to the imaginary singularity before us, the "Heart of God," which is a concrete manifestation of the actual "laws" on the continent of Teyvat, is simply a poor imitation of the law-based product with the special structure of the imaginary singularity.

Ultimately, a product like the "Heart of God" is merely a product of the "laws" governing the continent of Teyvat, and it does not possess any greater power than the authority that the Demon God himself possesses.

Unlike 'imaginary singularities', the phenomena that this structure itself can trigger are a complete set of laws.

It's hard to imagine how such a unique structure, which can be described as impossible, came about, making him want to find out how this 'imaginary singularity' was achieved.

To be honest, he was really shocked when he first saw something like 'imaginary singularity', but then he became deeply fascinated by it.

The more he understood the characteristics and properties of the 'imaginary singularity' itself, the more he could understand what the thing Pantarone had brought out really meant.

He did not inquire how Pantalone obtained this product, because such a matter was of no concern to him.

Compared to something as incredibly important as the 'imaginary singularity,' the origin of this thing itself is completely unimportant to him.

Not to mention that even the Fools know that there are "Descendants" who do not belong to this world.

If that's the case, then it's not surprising that some forces from outside the world appear. Even the "heavenly laws" that are now established in the sky are outsiders to this Teyvat continent.

For the creatures living on this continent of Teyvat, apart from a small group who know the truth, probably no one would have imagined that the "Heavenly Principle" atop the capital city was actually an outsider.

Ever since he mastered the 'imaginary energy,' a power that comes from a world that does not belong to this world, he has understood that such a thing could never be an existing creation of this world.

Just as an imaginary singularity, a structure that is virtually impossible to construct, could never have been born on the continent of Teyvat.

Given the conditions available to the continent of Teyvat, it would be impossible to create such a structure, especially if the technological capabilities and level of expertise were insufficient.

Even with his talent, he could at most barely replicate and imitate the process by which the 'imaginary singularity' distorts reality and causes phenomena.

Even so, the knowledge contained within is already unimaginable and mysterious, a great knowledge from beyond the world that even the god of wisdom could never know.

Even so, he did not intend to stop his research, even though he knew that the Golden King of the ancient Sumeru Kingdom, who was "a descendant of the sky" and had built an authoritarian and rational kingdom, was destroyed because of this.

He was incredibly talented yet extremely arrogant, treating even so-called gods as mere toys to be manipulated at will.

If he were willing, creating a few flawed products imbued with divine power would be a piece of cake for him.

Perhaps this thing has an extraordinary origin, but would Dotole be someone who cares about such things?

Rather, it's more accurate to say that each of the Fatui Executives has their own thoughts and secrets. Even he, who holds the second seat among the Fatui Executives, is not wholeheartedly devoted to the Fatui.

Everyone has their own plans and intentions, and he is no exception.

The same applies to Pantalone. He doesn't care what Pantalone thinks; as long as they are still cooperating, he won't consider anything else.

This was the tacit understanding and unspoken rule he maintained with Pantalone, so he wouldn't pry into Pantalone's deeper secrets or his other plans in advance.

Just as Pantalone's findings from his research on 'imaginary energy' wouldn't stop his experiments, he wouldn't ask Pantalone for his deeper thoughts either.