He Comes From the Void

Just when Ike was worrying about how to prove to others that he could turn back time, Kahn walked over and sat beside him and patted him on the shoulder.

"Since you can't show it, then you can talk about your own experience or experience."

"I don't think anyone will believe me when I say it."

"How could it be? You have to say it before you know."

Because there will be no difference in the world before and after the backtracking, there is no comparison to find out.

Ike thought about asking Kahn to ask Kaisha a question he didn't know, wait a few seconds for him to hear the answer, and then go back to when Kahn just asked the question and rush to answer, so as to create a "mind-reading" effect, but Ike I don't think this is convincing enough.

After thinking for a long time, he decided to let Kahn experience it himself.

"You should try it yourself, do one thing in eight seconds, and then activate the device, it will become as if it never happened."

Kahn took the device and nodded suddenly, thought for a while and said to Ike: "Sell this thing to me?"

"Huh?" Ike felt suddenly, his head went blank.

Seeing him like this, Kahn activated the device without waiting for his answer.

Time went back to when Ike put the device in his hand again. Since the straight-to-the-point method didn't work well, he had to say it differently.

He suddenly put on a stunned expression. Seeing him like this, Ike guessed that he had already activated the device, and was shocked by its magical effect.

"How? Isn't it cool?"

Kahn didn't answer his question, but instead asked cautiously: "Is this the only thing?"

"Yeah, just this one."

"Can you make another one?"

Kahn's aggressive look made Ike feel a little terrified, he shrank his neck and replied, "Not really..."

Although Ike invented the device, he hasn't figured out its principle until now, and he is really not sure if he is asked to create another one.

"What if there's another crystal shard?"

"If it's a piece of the same crystal, you can try your luck, but whether it will succeed or not is up to me. Everything depends on God's will."

As soon as the words fell, Kahn took out a fragment, put it in Ike's palm, and said to him, "Try it."

Ike didn't expect Kahn to take out a fragment directly, and he asked Kahn in surprise, "Do you like this device very much?"

"It's not that I like it, but this device is very important to me."

"Is that so..." Ike took the crystal shards, got up and came to the workbench.

He decided to give it a try and see if he could make one for Kahn.

Kahn invested so much financial resources and energy in helping him, and he wanted to help him with this favor.

...

The next day, Ike slumped in a chair.

He tried for a whole day and night, trying to reproduce the previous experiment as much as possible, detonating the crystal fragments in the same way.

But this time, the crystal shards didn't blow up into a whirlwind that tore apart time and space and connected other time and space, just wasted in vain.

Kahn arrives, apologizing in frustration.

People helped him so many times, and when it was his turn to help, he screwed up. Not only did it live up to people's expectations, but it also wasted a precious fragment, which is an unforgivable crime.

It's just that after Kahn heard about this, he didn't say anything to him, but instead gave him another crystal shard.

"How many pieces do you have?" Ike clicked his tongue, remembering the day when he returned to the ruins for the second time but found nothing.

After thinking about it, I thought that these fragments flowed into the black market and were bought by Kahn at a high price. I didn't dare to think that Kahn robbed the law enforcement team.

"Besides this one and the last one." Kahn lied about the quantity, but in fact he snatched more than ten pieces of similar pieces that day.

"I don't dare to accept it." Ike said with a bitter face: "I now suspect that I was able to invent the time device purely because of luck. I caught the one-in-a-billion probability and activated it at the same time as myself in parallel time and space. Crystal... I'm actually not smart enough to find that one-in-a-billionth, I just got lucky."

"Luck is also a part of strength, but if you doubt yourself after only one failure, isn't it too contemptuous of yourself?"

"The cost of failing once is too great..." Ike thought of the wasted fragment, and he wanted to cry, he couldn't afford to sell himself.

"What are you afraid of, and I didn't ask you to pay it back." Kahn patted him on the shoulder: "Ike, although you are not the smartest genius I know, you are the youngest one. You have a bright future and a bright future. Wuliang, let it go, I will do my best to support you. Come on, you still have two chances."

After speaking, Kahn put the two fragments on the table and left.

Outside the door, Kaisha tilted her head and saw Kahn's confident smile.

"Smiling so happily, are you so sure that he will give you the device? Or do you predict the future again?" Kaisha asked: "Such a magical device, no matter how rich you are, you can't buy it, so a fool is willing to give it to you. "

"Then I've helped so many times, isn't it more stupid?"

"really."

Inside the door, Ike reluctantly picked up two shiny fragments.

In fact, he didn't want to accept it, but it was a request from Kahn, and he couldn't refuse it ruthlessly.

Give it a try, he thought.

If it really doesn't work, I will give my device to Kahn as compensation for wasting so many pieces of him.

...

A few days later, Kahn went to look for Ike again, only to see him come out with two time devices, a new one and an old one.

"Successful?" Even he felt very miraculous, and he always thought that this miracle could not be repeated.

"Successful!" Ike breathed a sigh of relief. In his heart, joy was second to none. The first thing he thought of was that TMD could finally do business.

Kahn knew that he was stable, and he was not in a hurry. He suppressed his excitement, pointed to the two devices and asked, "Is there any difference between them?"

"Except for the degree of wear and tear of the container, the replica is no different from the first generation. I just don't know why, but when I stick it to my ear, I hear a strange noise."

"Is there such a thing?" Hearing this, Kahn thought. Lifting the device to my ear, a humming entered my ear.

He felt something, and wanted to hear clearly what the voice wanted to express, but in the end he let it go without finding anything.

"Which one do you want? I recommend you choose the old one. The new one is more unstable. It would be better for me to debug it."

"No need, just a new one."

"Are you sure?" Ike couldn't understand why Kahn chose a defective product instead of a good one. Is it because it looks newer? He shouldn't be such a superficial person.

"Sure." Kahn picked up the device and asked suddenly, "Have you named this device yet?"

"Let's call it a Z-drive."