He Comes From the Void

There are different opinions about the original crystal, and Kahn is unable to carry out further research.

After two hundred years or so of Piltover, there are only a handful of original crystals left.

Looking back at the device itself, it is actually quite impressive to be able to use a small piece of debris to make a device that can go back in time many times.

Kahn picked up the device and put it against his ear, trying to block out the sound of the bathing water to listen.

The intermittent noise still exists, and its meaning cannot be heard at all.

The eight seconds of Z-drive backtracking may be enough for ordinary people like Ike to fight, but in a battle of Kahn's level, eight seconds is too short.

In the combat power of crushing, the high fault tolerance rate is not used. A crushed battle is difficult to work even if it is retroactive. This thing can only work wonders when the forces are evenly matched.

After Ike became familiar with its principle, he made an improvement to extend the backtracking time to 21 seconds, but those are all for later.

"By the way, the sound is the key!"

With a flash of inspiration, Kahn took out all the crystal shards he had snatched. He held the fragments to his ear and heard nothing, but he didn't lose anything, and instead arranged the fragments in a circle around the device.

He squinted at the crystals, thinking deeply.

Kaisha rubbed her wet long hair and took a bath. The previous time she just washed her body to wash away the blood stains, but this time she carefully washed her hair and whole body with the body wash. She felt refreshed and her skin was smoother than before. up.

Regarding the attitudes of boys and girls towards body wash, some people may not know it, but it does exist.

After the girls have finished washing, it is slippery, just rinse it with water.

Boys are slippery after washing. They must not be washed clean. They are full of oil. Rub them until they are not slippery.

Noticing that Kahn wasn't looking at her, Kaisha suddenly became a little unhappy.

They say they look good, but they don't look at them.

A man's mouth, heh.

She slid the bathrobe off her shoulders and walked up to him to shake it.

But when she saw the device on the table and the surrounding crystal shards, she suddenly forgot what she was going to do, and changed her words: "What mysterious ritual are you performing, so engrossed?"

I saw Kahn raised his head, muttering thoughtfully: "The sound from the crystal may be amplified by the device. As for the noise from the device, it is the song of broken crystal, and the broken part is calling looking at each other... if I reassemble them, will the sound become clearer?"

Kai'Sa hesitated to speak: "..."

"You try it."

Kahn picked up all the crystal shards and began to put them together piece by piece. Since each piece was very similar, it took a lot of effort to put it together. Kaisha saw that the progress was slow, so she changed her clothes and sat down to watch.

In this case, she can't help much, and it is enough to give her eyes to encourage her.

Time passed quickly, and an hour passed with his hands. Kahn pieced together more than a dozen pieces into a larger piece, and the remaining few pieces were not adjacent and could not be put together.

"Can you hear voices here?" Kai'Sa asked.

"I don't know, come and listen." Kahn carefully kept the large fragments from dispersing, and waited for Kaisha to lift her hair and listen closely.

After a short while, Kai'Sa raised her head, her brows were deeply wrinkled.

"I heard a voice, but it wasn't in my ears, it was in my head."

"Sound transmission into secret?" Kahn was surprised.

"What did you say?"

"Nothing, what did you hear?"

"Noise, I don't know what it means. Maybe I'm too stupid to hear it, why don't you try it?"

"You're not stupid." Kahn shook his head.

On the point of Crystal Song, Kahn has no information advantage over Kasha, and he can't understand what she shouldn't understand.

As his eyes moved back and forth between the device and the large pieces, an idea suddenly popped up.

"If they all make sounds, will they resonate if they are close to each other?"

"Resonance? For example, as soon as I get close to a void creature, will my skin armor tingle?"

"Almost." Kahn smiled wryly, he really didn't like this example.

Just when he brought the fragments close to the device, the large fragments suddenly shattered from his hands, just like his mood, scattered on the table in a mess.

"Ah oh, it's time to fight again." Kai'Sa shrugged and reached out to help Kahn fight again, but he grabbed the palm of his hand.

"What are you doing?" Kai'Sa thought he was taking advantage again.

"look at this."

It wasn't until Kahn moved his hand away that Kai'Sa noticed the details covered by her palm—those scattered crystal fragments trembled slightly as they approached the device.

"Those who didn't know thought it was an earthquake."

An intuition drove him, and Kahn raised his hand and pulled the switch.

The moment the device was activated, time and space shattered, and a cyclone that distorted time and space surrounded him.

Kahn couldn't move, but he wasn't scared, just surprised.

The cyclone didn't disturb anything in the room, except for the scattered crystal shards. Under an inexplicable effect, these fragments exploded one after another, turning into sections of brilliant crystal dust like a sea of ​​stars, moving with the air rotation, and finally forming a vortex.

After the vortex was formed, it began to shrink, gradually shrinking, and finally all gathered in the device, and the time-space change was terminated.

When I looked again, there were no more debris on the table, only one device remained, and the brightness... seemed to have increased a bit.

"What's the situation?" Kahn reached out and touched it, and confirmed that the fragments were not invisible, but really disappeared.

"I don't understand either, why does time regression cause changes in reality?"

Hearing Kai'Sa's voice, Kahn suddenly turned around, shocked: "You saw it?!"

"I see, I remember it."

"..."

Unexpectedly, going back in time can leave a memory.

Only Kai'Sa and him are okay, if others also leave memories, then the whole world will be messed up.

Kahn came to the window and poked his head out, looking down at the pedestrians on the road.

It looks normal, and there should be no sequelae of time regression.

He was a little relieved, and came back and said to Kaisha: "It should only affect the room we are in."

Then he lifted the device up to his ear and listened... The voice changed, from external to internal, and it sounded directly in his mind.

A broken song, singing in hymns about the distant desert and the battle of the ancient ancestors, singing in unison a thousand years of history. The sound intermittently conveyed a meaning—let Kahn collect other fragments to help it sing again.

Kahn put down the device thoughtfully.

Is this a task directly issued to myself? What is the reward after that?