Chapter 1646 Sensory Domain
The idea was fascinating, but he wasn't sure if there was much merit there.
Yet a domain sensory technique definitely sounded interesting. Was it possible to employ a domain to allow him to gather more information that he didn't have before that would allow him to sense more than he previously could?
He wasn't sure.
In the first place, he would need to identify a new source of information that he did not have access to and strive to solve the problem via domains if possible.
However, that alone was quite challenging. For one, he couldn't think of any such source that could viably give him important information that he could process to harness the power of thought.
'I already collect every ounce of relevant information across the entire fight,' Rui heaved a sigh. 'The only times this isn't the case are for assassinations where I collect information before the fight. But I can't do that for every fight unless I peer into the past.'
He paused.
Anyone else would have scoffed off that thought as an impossibility.
'Peer into the past...to gain more information?' Rui's eyes lit up with interest.
Was that even possible?
The past had passed, and the only indications of what had happened were in the present.
However, that wasn't strictly a problem either. He wasn't inherently able to sense space, but he had overcome that problem as well.
'Though it's not worth hunting an esoteric substance yet again. I can't pump my body full of esoteric substances endlessly; the health risks spike exponentially. Besides, they are unnecessary in these circumstances,' Rui happened upon an interesting solution.
'I could try and magnify the vectors by pumping more energy into the system,' Rui realized. 'But there's no way to do that without disrupting them and the information that they possessed. So that's a no-go too...unless...'
One way to measure a vector was to measure how much it changed when acted upon by another known vector, like force. If a rolling ball moved a certain way after Rui kicked it blindfolded with a certain amount of force, then Rui could gauge which way it was going before he kicked it.
This was actually how quantum phenomena were measured since the fact that they were that small meant that even the act of measuring them with electromagnetic waves would disrupt them; scientists would measure the disruptions to understand their original state.
If Rui could theoretically do that for all vectors in a given system, then he would be able to gain an account for all the vectors in a system at any given point in time.
Of course, he would still be faced with the challenge of having to process all that data accurately and plot out the past, but it wasn't theoretically impossible.
'If I refine the precision of my heaven and earth bending, then...' Rui's eyes lit up with interest.
Unlike the other three projects, Rui had absolutely no confidence that this project would succeed. Even if he could get past the massive technical hurdles, he would still be faced with practical obstacles.
Only by overcoming both the technical and the practical hurdles could he then successfully employ the technique in combat.
It was a difficult gambit, but it was at times like these that he could develop his Martial Art in such a manner. If it paid up, then it was all when and good, if not, then he would be reminded that he couldn't win them all.
