Chapter 391: This is the gap in wisdom
After finishing this dungeon, everyone exited.
Because they had been playing for so long.
Kiana was full of sighs.
"Virtual games are very interesting, I almost didn't want to come out; isn't this much better than studying?"
As a result, Bronya was speechless.
"Stupid Kiana, have you handed in your asteroid dynamics homework? And programming, calculus, quantum effects, etc., how have you completed them?"
"By the way, isn't it almost time for the inspection?"
Kiana panicked instantly.
It's over.
She seems to have done none of it.
She anxiously grabbed Su Han.
"Su Han, hurry and take me to your side to avoid the limelight!"
Mei, Bronya:...
Even Welt was speechless.
Su Han was not surprised, after all, he had talked to her last time.
People from the Kaslana family are actually quite smart.
But there is a hidden buff.
Suitable for acting alone.
At such times, she will be very powerful.
But once there is an external brain to rely on, she directly turns into a tuna.
Su Han constructed a new device out of thin air, making everyone confused, but Welt remembered another thing—that's right, he still has to find Tesla, oh no, he must hurry.
So Bronya asked strangely.
"What is this?"
Su Han: "A higher-level version of the virtual game pod."
"After all, the game pod itself takes up quite a bit of space, and you have to go to the place where it's placed and enter it."
"But with this, as soon as it's activated, it will form something like a diving suit that wraps around the whole body."
"Transmitting the user's neural signals into the virtual universe."
That's right.
This is the Meta-Domain Deep Dive technology of the Genius Society's Screwllum.
Su Han recreated it.
But in the end.
This diving suit (Meta-Domain Deep Dive) is at best just an external access point.
Actually, the most critical thing is that Meta-Domain space, which can transcend races and multiple dimensions; it is a vast zone built by Screwllum, and one can imagine how vast it is.
Bronya couldn't construct it even if she died.
The magnitude is too large. ===== CHAPTER 393 =====
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