Very reasonable cultivation

Chapter 196: Full and full

At this moment, Professor Luo was describing what had just happened. "You know, it rushed over with a bang, you know? She wasn't knocked away, she stayed where she was, but the car was smashed to pieces! Do you think this is scientific?"

"I don't know if this is scientific or not. Someone will take care of it. You'd better be quiet!" The big man was obviously really annoyed by Professor Luo's nagging.

"Where are you taking me, Brother Qiang?" Professor Luo asked with an apologetic smile.

"I can't tell you anything about it until we get to our destination. Before that, you'd better keep quiet and don't disturb me while I'm working." The big man answered while driving.

Seeing that there was an unusual traffic jam ahead, it was very abnormal. Normally, there would not be a traffic jam here. They had planned the route in advance. The big man was very decisive. He stepped on the accelerator and squeezed in from the gap between the cars. Amidst the clanging sounds, he knocked off the rearview mirrors of dozens of cars in a row. Only then did he drive the car to the front. He heard the report from his subordinates through the wireless headset, saying that an abnormal vehicle was approaching them abnormally.

With a determined look in his eyes, he pressed the accelerator without hesitation. The car's engine roared, and it took off like a wild horse, hurtling towards the opposite direction. In a blink of an eye, the car was on the overpass, drifting and merging with the flow of self-driving trucks.

The driver's vehicle, like a nimble fish, weaved effortlessly through the suffocatingly dense traffic. Each close call with a massive truck was a heart-pounding experience. Professor Luo, sitting in the passenger seat, paled with fear, repeatedly yelling, "Look out! We're going to hit!" Yet, despite the dire situation, the driver remained calm and precise, managing to avoid each massive truck by the tiniest hair.

Tian Zhen watched the scene and felt that this big man was also a promising talent. With his sense of the car and the skill of integrating man and car, although he was a little older, it was not impossible for him to embark on the path of cultivation with some guidance.

The big man drove the car in a beautiful drift, knocked over several yellow cans blocking the intersection, and then crossed the traffic flow and drove into the city center.

After watching the performance here, Tian Zhen looked at a long subway train running on an elevated track in the distance. The train conductor in the front car seemed to be thinking about Luo Luoji, and he also had a contact lens in his eyes, which was also connected to the "calculator" in the subspace.

Are you trying to cause trouble?

The big man drove to a traffic light intersection and stopped to wait, with a police car escorting him.

The traffic light came on, and at this moment, the train on the elevated track suddenly rushed out of the track from the corner and slammed towards the intersection where the big man was from high above.

The carriages were connected in a string and rolled downwards with terrifying inertia.

Looking at the people in the carriages with faces full of fear, confusion, and even some who had not reacted, Tian Zhen couldn't help but feel disgusted with these alien worshippers. He was deeply puzzled by the opposition of cognitive culture and even the idea of dragging all living beings to be buried with them.

Tian Zhen knew that all living beings were changeable and had different ideas. Some of them might have gotten tired of interacting with humans too much and even wanted to turn everything into silent nothingness.

He began to wonder why these alien worshippers were so devoted to their beliefs. What had caused them to abandon human civilization and choose destruction? Did they truly believe that true liberation could only be found in nothingness?

But after thinking about it, he came to the conclusion that he was just bored.

Tian Zhen decided to conduct an experiment, one that would isolate these alien worshippers from human society. He wanted to know what would become of them when they lost contact with humans, when they could no longer receive any feedback from human society. Would their faith collapse? Would their hearts find peace?

Tian Zhen created a subspace, like a giant mirror, reflecting every corner of the Earth, yet it's not a simple copy. It's an independent, mirrored dimension coexisting with the real world. Within this dimension, the Earth's appearance, its mountains and rivers, even the flow of air, remain remarkably consistent with the real world. However, this isn't a simple copy and paste; instead, Tian Zhen skillfully uses runes to mirror the changes of the real world into the subspace.

The influence of the sun and moon is not direct in the Warp, but rather through the runes that connect Tian Zhen to reality, converting light and heat into energy, which is then distributed through the rune network within the space. This conversion process is not completely equivalent to reality, but is adjusted according to the rules of the Warp itself to ensure the stable operation of the space.

The core power of the Warp is the "Stellar Rune" Tian Zhen has inscribed within the space, connecting it to the changes in the real sun. This rune gathers immense energy, maintaining the Warp's operation. Like a star, it provides a constant flow of energy to the entire space, keeping everything alive and vibrant. It can also be adjusted to different frequencies, causing changes within the Warp to produce changes that are different from and independent of reality.

The birth of Subspace is the result of Tian Zhen's deep understanding and ingenious application of the laws of space. It is an independent and complete ecosystem with rules similar to those of the real world, but with a unique operating method.

All these changes happened in the blink of an eye. The train was still slowly descending in mid-air, throwing the conductor in the front of the train into the subspace, and then Tian Zhen began the rescue operation.

First, they reinforced the joints between each carriage to prevent it from disintegrating in mid-air, tumbling and crashing everywhere. Then they began to adjust the muscles of each driver below, making them instinctively steer left and right, driving to both sides. Of course, there were some traitors among them. As for the big driver named Shi Qiang, Tian Zhen ignored him. He was a guy who could react quickly, and he would show his wonderful performance when the time came.

Tian Zhen arranged a power conversion rune formation on the ground that was about to hit, ensuring that the inertia of the front of the car would shift direction at the moment of landing, changing it into a forward thrust, and guiding the rear car to slow down by friction on the ground in a relatively smooth manner.

Time began to flow slowly, and the train fell rapidly downwards. The big man reacted quickly, stepped on the accelerator to the bottom, and rushed out with a whoosh. Many drivers along the way instinctively turned the steering wheel left and right and drove towards both sides.

With a loud bang, the front of the car landed first, but it did not deform or jump. Instead, it rushed straight forward, as if a roller coaster was running on an invisible rail.

When many drivers drove to the side of the road, they finally reacted and looked at the train behind them that was passing by with sparks and lightning. They all shouted "Fuck!"

The big man was also in a state of speed and passion. He had originally intended to follow the other drivers and drive to the sides to avoid the train's path, but he didn't expect that many other drivers on the road would collide with each other and hit the big man's car. In a dizzying dodging, these abnormal cars were hit by him and were knocked into the train's path, and were sent flying, scattered everywhere.

In order to stop the train and avoid causing more damage, some "kind-hearted" people drove their cars in the middle of the road, causing the train to slowly slow down during the collision and eventually stop on the sliding road.

These "good Samaritans" climbed out of the overturned cars and watched the big man and Professor Luo disappear gracefully around the corner. They gritted their teeth and said inwardly, "The ETO is fully responsible."