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Chapter 305
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    Chapter 305

    Su Hao entered Marble Space, extracted the volunteer's physiological data, and instructed Little Light to compare his condition before and after teleportation.

    A moment later...

    Su Hao frowned.

    "There's almost no difference."


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    Using his own consciousness...

    Su Hao repeatedly teleported the volunteer back and forth.

    Only after multiple transfers did he finally discover the subtle changes.

    The Balancer Agent inside the volunteer's body was being rapidly consumed.

    At the same time...

    Every teleportation subjected the body to spatial pressure, causing tiny cracks and microscopic damage throughout the internal organs.


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    "So..."

    "The Balancer Agent is a consumable."

    "It gets used up every time someone teleports."


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    After two days of experiments...

    The volunteer had been thoroughly exhausted.

    He could no longer provide any useful data.

    Su Hao shifted his attention toward the second volunteer.

    Then...

    He immediately stopped himself.

    "No."

    "I'll wait until his teleportation ability completely disappears."

    "Then I'll repeat the experiment."


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    Seven days later...

    Inside the laboratory...

    Su Hao suddenly widened his eyes.

    "...Damn."

    "So that's how it works."


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    After continuous experimentation...

    He had finally uncovered the true purpose of the Balancer Agent.

    The result genuinely amazed him.


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    The Resistance had taken a completely different path from the Custodian.

    The Custodian created an external balancing device.

    The Resistance...

    Turned the entire human body into one.


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    "No wonder..."


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    "I couldn't find anything unusual at the microscopic level."

    "The answer was never microscopic."

    "It was macroscopic."


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    After injection...

    The Balancer Agent stimulated various organs throughout the body.

    Each organ secreted different hormones.

    Those hormones subtly altered the body's overall structure.

    Together...

    They transformed the entire body into one enormous balancing system capable of surviving spatial transfer.


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    The changes were unbelievably slight.

    So slight...

    That even after numerous examinations...

    Su Hao had overlooked them.

    Yet...

    Those tiny changes completely transformed how the body responded to spatial pressure.


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    The transformation wasn't permanent.

    If the subject didn't teleport for seven consecutive days...

    The body's natural recovery mechanisms gradually restored everything to its original state.


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    Su Hao couldn't help admiring the genius behind the idea.

    Once he understood the principle...

    Everything became simple.


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    He didn't need to recreate the Resistance's Balancer Agent.

    Nor did he need to manipulate hormones.

    He simply needed to achieve the final physiological result through genetic modification.


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    "If everyone else is struggling to reach Rome..."

    "I can simply fly there."


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    "That's the advantage of understanding."


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    Two months passed.

    Su Hao finally completed the second stage of his research.

    Through genetic modification...

    He successfully transformed his own body into a complete spatial balancing system.

    Multiple human experiments had already verified its effectiveness.


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    Now...

    Only one step remained.


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    Testing it himself.


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    Every teleportation involved unknown risks.

    Su Hao had survived this long precisely because he never underestimated unknown dangers.

    Before conducting the experiment...

    He made several preparations.


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    Inside Marble Space...

    He added a new system function.

    Efficient Cleanup.


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    Its purpose was simple.

    If Su Hao died...

    The program would automatically erase unnecessary memories and consciousness records accumulated over the years...

    Preventing unexpected consequences after his death.


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    At the same time...

    He placed another safeguard on Yashan.

    If Yashan's consciousness or actions ever exceeded the limits established by Su Hao...

    Little Light would automatically erase Yashan's consciousness.


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    Naturally...

    These measures would activate only after Su Hao's death.

    As long as he remained alive...

    None of them mattered.


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    Everything was ready.


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    Su Hao slowly walked to one corner of the laboratory.

    The large white rabbit remained in the opposite corner.

    It would serve as his teleportation anchor.


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    His consciousness spread outward.

    Following the spatial network...

    It rapidly reached the rabbit's location.

    After crossing the spatial threshold...

    His consciousness wrapped firmly around the rabbit's white marker.


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    This time...

    He wasn't pulling the rabbit toward himself.

    He...

    Was pulling himself toward the rabbit.


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    The next instant...

    Everything changed.


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    His vision stretched into endless flowing lines.

    The entire world dissolved into countless drifting threads.


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    No...

    It wasn't his vision.

    It was his consciousness itself that had stretched.


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    For a brief instant...

    His thoughts simply stopped.

    It felt as though...

    He had been thinking about something one moment...

    Only to forget everything the next.


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    Time seemed to stretch endlessly.

    Yet...

    It also felt as though no time had passed at all.


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    When his senses finally returned...

    Su Hao discovered himself standing beside the white rabbit.


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    The tension in his heart finally disappeared.

    "No accidents."

    "That's the best possible outcome."


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    Looking at the completely bewildered rabbit...

    He smiled faintly.

    "Short-range teleportation..."

    "Successful."


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    Strangely...

    Su Hao wasn't as excited as he had expected.

    Perhaps...

    The moment he successfully created artificial Space Modules...

    The success of short-range teleportation had already become inevitable.


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    When something inevitable finally happened...

    It simply felt natural.


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    This achievement...

    Had always belonged to him.


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    Over the next period...

    Su Hao repeatedly teleported beside the rabbit.

    Again...

    And again.

    Gradually becoming familiar with the sensation.


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    After roughly twenty consecutive teleports...

    He finally stopped.

    His body had begun reaching its limit.


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    Carefully examining himself...

    He murmured,

    "My current body can safely endure about twenty consecutive teleports."

    "If I continue..."

    "My body will eventually collapse."


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    Then...

    He smiled.


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    "But..."

    "I'm an Earth Lord."

    "I can repair my own body whenever necessary."

    "As long as I possess enough vitality..."

    "This limit..."

    "Essentially doesn't exist."


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    Still...

    He decided not to continue that day.

    Instead...

    He entered Marble Space once more.


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    Opening his achievement log...

    He looked at the existing entries.

    Extraordinary.

    Flight.

    Genius.


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    Then...

    He quietly added another.

    Teleportation.


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    Satisfied...

    Su Hao nodded.

    Each achievement represented another piece of knowledge he had mastered.

    Behind every one of them...

    Lay years of relentless effort.


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    After admiring them for a while...

    He closed the achievement list.

    Then opened another page.

    Knowledge Summary.


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    There...

    He carefully organized every discovery he had made about space over the past several years.

    Only after finishing...

    Late that evening...

    Did Su Hao finally leave the laboratory in search of food.


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    After helping Yashan solve several questions...

    He returned to the laboratory once more and organized everything.

    His next objectives were already clear.

    The first...

    Personally visit the Secondary Star and experience the difference between short-range and long-range teleportation.

    The second...

    Develop Spatial Lock Technology.


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    Now that short-range teleportation had succeeded...

    Traveling to the Secondary Star should present no major problems.

    Naturally...

    Preparations still had to be made.

    He first established fixed teleportation anchors around the Kitano Shu base.

    Otherwise...

    After returning from the Secondary Star...

    He had no idea where he might end up.


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    Once every preparation had been completed...

    Su Hao was finally ready.

    In his mind...

    This was simply an interstellar sightseeing trip.


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    To maximize safety...

    He transformed into his Earth Lord form.

    Thick Black Crystal Armor completely enveloped his body.


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    His consciousness spread outward once again.

    Crossing the boundary between worlds...

    It entered the space of the Secondary Star.


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    Without hesitation...

    He locked onto the nearest white marker.

    Applied a slight pull.

    And teleported.


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    "Huh...?"


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    The instant Su Hao arrived on the Secondary Star...

    He froze completely.

    He was utterly dumbfounded.

    (End of Chapter 305)

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    tl feels different as before....better? constraint
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