One Piece: Caesar Curran's Fantastic Beasts Study

In a dark room where nothing can be seen, it is definitely a big project for two children to carefully examine the entire large wall.

They could only use their hands as rulers to explore little by little, and soon they realized that because of their height, they had no idea how high the room was, and if the mechanism was at a higher place, there was nothing they could do.

The process of exploration is boring, because it is normal to gain nothing, and even because there is no gain at all so far, it will make people feel that even if all the exploration is completed, there will still be no gain. This feeling cannot be discussed before the exploration is completed. It’s about right and wrong, but it can demotivate people.

And when doing such boring work, without motivation, tired and hungry, it is easy to fall asleep or pass out even without a warm bed.

When exploring the longer wall, the second palm-height wall from the highest point downwards, because his consciousness was not focused many times, Caesar made mistakes even with simple actions such as interlacing his two palms and groping the wall with force. several times.

It's like the feeling when you stay up late reading comics and your phone becomes unsteady and slips out of your hand without you realizing it.

"Monet, are you there?"

"I'm here."

"Where have you explored?"

"I'm just about to start exploring the third level."

"Wait a moment, I'll finish exploring soon, let's take a break together." After Caesar said this, he felt something was wrong, and then repeated it in his mind, and found something strange. How did he know that he was almost done exploring? of.

But the feeling is genuine. Where is it?

"I understand, then I'll rest here first."

It's a voice!

He can judge distance because of the sound.

This reason is very simple, but because he can usually see it, it is easy to ignore it. But now that his eyes are dark, his hearing has become sharper.

After exploring the second floor, Caesar came to Monet's side.

"Tired?"

"Not tired."

"Really?"

"Well, sort of."

"There is something wrong with the method I thought of. Let's take a rest for a while and let me think about whether there is a better way."

"Well, I'll take a nap then, remember to wake me up."

As he spoke, Monet leaned gently against Caesar, felt Caesar's warmth, closed his eyes, and fell asleep soon after.

After silently reciting the eight-character mantra "Three years to start, the maximum penalty is death" several times again, Caesar could finally ignore Monet's existence and concentrate on thinking.

A blanket search is undoubtedly the most accurate method, but after actual attempts, you will find that such a simple thing is not easy to do, and it consumes a lot of energy.

And just now Caesar has counted that the wall he can touch is 403 palms long and 16 and a half palms high. This means that this wall of about 30 square meters requires about 6000 gropings, and an average of 200 gropings per square meter.

The total of the four walls and the floor is estimated to be 405 square meters, which is times of exploration.

If one exploration takes 1 second, then it will take 22.5 hours to complete all explorations.

In order to find the mechanism, a search may take 3 or 4 seconds on average, and it may even be delayed due to various circumstances. In addition, this is just an estimate. Caesar takes relatively few values ​​for convenience, so the calculated time is also low. , but even so, it may take 2 or 3 days of sleepless time to explore it all.

The two of them simply couldn't last that long.

Therefore, this method is too ideal and will not work at all.

Furthermore, Caesar was just inspired to judge the environment based on sound, which easily reminds people of bats and sonar.

Humans neither emit proprietary sound waves nor have particularly sensitive ears.

But I have become accustomed to the darkness unknowingly. This in itself is to use sound to confirm the direction, as if it is an innate instinct. If I are more serious and concentrate on it, can I find an area with different sound feedback and narrow it down? Then perform a blanket search within the scope.

Caesar wanted to try it, but Monet had just fallen asleep.

Other than that, Caesar's fork somehow turned into a scalpel. At present, it seems that it can display some information on the things it cuts.

This is critical.

Because the room they are currently locked in is somewhat unusual.

Whether it was the large pit that suddenly appeared on the ground and now disappeared into which the two of them fell, or the unknown material that felt smooth and could even regenerate itself.

Everything, including the absolute darkness that always troubled them, was beyond Caesar's comprehension.

If you don't understand, you don't want to.

This is definitely wrong for a science and engineering student, but if this is the world of One Piece, then it is a different story.

Caesar knew that there were three possibilities that fit the situation that he could not possibly figure out.

First, this room may be some kind of black technology from Pangabek that surpasses human society for 500 years.

Second, the room may have certain Devil Fruit abilities, or it may be created by Devil Fruit abilities.

Third, it could also be some body parts of some magical animals.

In either case, if his scalpel could be used to provide some information, the current situation would be much better.

However, he poked and scratched the wall with his fork again and again, but there was no change.

He also tried to simulate the suffocating feeling of being held by Ouka by the collar of his clothes. He held in his breath and stabbed him, but the result remained unchanged.

What went wrong?

The next thing I can think of is to figure out whether I can use brute force. Although the wall can repair itself, the law of conservation of energy should be universal, and there will always be some reaction if it is destroyed repeatedly.

And that requires physical strength.

Thinking of this, Caesar felt a little sleepy.

He was actually more tired, because not only was he physically injured, but he was also using his brain non-stop. He really wanted to drink six walnuts.

Although Caesar's thoughts began to wander because of his overuse, he still had the same reserve as men and women. He did not let himself lean towards Monet, but leaned against the wall behind him as much as possible.

Soon, exhausted, he fell asleep.

But when he was asleep, he was not under the control of his own thoughts.

The two sleeping bodies belong only to Newton. (Newton: The world of One Piece is not under my control!)

Let's conduct a simple force analysis.

Imagine two people as two straight wooden bars. One is upright and one is leaning against the other. Both are only affected by gravity. There is also friction between the two wooden bars, so the leaning wooden bar gets A force is exerted in the direction of the object it is leaning against. According to Cow's Three Laws, the forces act reciprocally, so the straight wooden bar may be in two states: falling in the same direction or not moving, depending on the amount of friction with the ground.

Combined with examples, the wooden bars are hard and the people are soft, and then...the academic qualifications are revealed, but in short, it can be easily judged based on life experience that the upper body of the person being leaned on will fall towards the leaning person. The living person.

So when two people woke up and found that they were close to each other, it was not a coincidence or fate, but classical mechanics!

There is nothing romantic about what is happening right now.

Because the horn on Caesar's head woke up Monet.