What? Ultraman is lifelong?

"Hmph! Creating a city that only has you, you behave like an ant in an ant hole, and you think you are the queen of ants!" Masaki Keigo looked at Tregear with disdain, while Casto subconsciously Looking at Tregear, "Tregear City is really..."

"Masaki Keigo, you don't need to care about me in such a childish way, and Castoro, don't look at me like that, I'm not that fragile."

Tregchia shrugged. Although Castor felt there was a trace of tragedy in him, he was used to it and didn't think Castor's look was necessary at all.

He knows that he is a madman, and a madman will not feel that he has been abandoned by the world.

"Hmph! Who cares about you anymore!!!"

"So why didn't you build the city of Tregear you envisioned?" Castor nodded, ignoring Masaki Keigo's sudden arrogance, but looked at Tregear seriously. What I want to do now is very different from Tregear, but in a sense it is very similar.

Tregear wants to find a real place, pull all the selves in the universe into it, and build a city of their own.

And he, Castor, wants to connect all the Castors together in that world of consciousness and build a 'shared consciousness space' for them.

Although there is a big difference between the two on the material level, if you look at it from the perspective of the universe, there is essentially no difference between the two. After all, the world of consciousness is originally a special dimensional world that really exists in the universe. , what Castor wanted to accomplish on a whim was actually what Tregchia had constructed in his mind.

However, Tregchia failed, so Casto hopes to know why the other party failed.

"Why?" Tregear was stunned for a moment, then shrugged, "Failure is just a failure, there is no why?"

"Hmph! Could it be that you have a conflict with yourself in other universes?" Masaki Keigo snorted, "Everything about you is unique, but you will always feel that you are the most unique."

"You sound like you don't think so." Tregchia glanced at Masaki Keigo, and suddenly said with a sarcastic laugh, "Ah hahahaha, my genius, if I tell you , there are other Masaki Keigos in the vast universe, do you think you are the mediocre one?"

"Of course I am the most special one!" Masaki Keigo looked at Tregchia confidently, "But I know that even if I can't stand other mediocre me, I can't stop other me because of this. If I Even if I can tolerate those mediocre people on earth, there is no reason why I can’t tolerate myself in other universes. Even if it’s mediocre Masaki Keigo, he’s still Masaki Keigo!”

"Look, look, don't you understand this very well?" Tregchia laughed and patted Masaki Keigo on the shoulder, "So how can you think that I would treat others just because I think I am special? What about being hostile? At best, you just look down on them. After all, no matter how bad Tregear is, he is still Tregear!"

"Hmph! You're a parrot!"

"Ahahahahahahahahahaha!!! It makes me, Tregear, recognize your thoughts. Masaki Keigo, you are definitely the most interesting one among all Masaki Keigo!!"

The witch tilted her head and looked at Tregear and Masaki Keigo in front of her, and then looked at Castor. She was a little confused. Among these three people, who was more similar to whom?

Some things are so strange. Just now, Masaki Keigo was dissatisfied because of the ideological resonance between Castor and Tregear, but in just a blink of an eye, this dissatisfaction was transferred to Castor.

Castor was speechless as he looked at Tregear and Masaki Keigo who suddenly recognized each other. He shook his head helplessly. He knew that if they were talking about humans now, then he and Masaki Keigo would also be able to achieve Tregear. The consensus that Tregia doesn't understand is the same as the first meeting when he was kidnapped by Masaki Keigo. They will soon enter a state of Tregia's jealousy.

The world is like this. Even two people who are very different will have some overlap in some aspects.

However, the overlap between him, Masaki Keigo and Tregear was a bit special, so special that maybe they were the only ones in the universe who could understand each other.

"Tregear, stop looking at Masaki Keigo, look at me!" Casto said dissatisfied, "So you haven't said yet, why did you fail? Your city of Tregear?"

"I told you, there's no reason! It's just a failure!" Tregchia's tone was a little impatient, but looking at Casto's confused and serious expression, he finally sighed, "Your question is like Do you understand why the parameters of the underlying standard model of the universe are like that? Obviously, the cosmological constant can be very free, and any other value will work, but in the entire universe, it is the same parameter. If it doesn’t work, it doesn’t work. I tried it. If you find it doesn’t work, then it won’t work anymore!”

Castor was stunned for a moment, but before he could figure it out, Masaki Keigo said, "The fine structure constant a is a key constant in quantum electrodynamics. It is used to represent the strength of charge coupling in electromagnetic interaction. In the standard model That is the electromagnetic coupling constant, so any electromagnetic phenomenon depends on this fine structure constant Alpha,

But the problem is that this fine structure constant is not calculated by us, but a value that must be entered manually after writing the equation. This value is measured experimentally, and this value... is one hundred and thirty-seven point three and five. One in ninety-nine-nine-thirty-nine. "

"Wait? What do you mean?" The witch raised her hands and pretended to be a good student, "Explain in more detail!!!"

"The experimental conclusions of you humans are pretty good. At least in the direction, you are on the right track." Tregear nodded with satisfaction, then looked at the witch and said, "If the value that Masaki Keigo just said is 100% off, Fourth, then there will be no stable carbon element in the universe, and carbon element is necessary for life in the universe, at least for more than 90% of life in the universe.”

"So why is it one hundred and three?" The witch was about to ask, but was directly interrupted by Masaki Keigo, "I don't know, it doesn't make sense, at least it doesn't make sense according to current human cognition."

"And there are many such parameters of the universe, such as the mass, gravity, and dark energy between the upper and lower quarks. All of these are completely meaningless, but they are all within a golden interval that is most friendly to us. of"

"I still don't understand. Is there any problem with this? Isn't it right that the universe should be like this?" The witch felt that she understood, but she didn't understand what was wrong with it.

"The question is, why do you think the universe should be like this?

All the free parameters of the universe construct our universe at the lowest level. As those of us who were born in such a universe, these parameters are very normal, but in fact," Masaki Keigo looked at the witch and said very seriously, "what else is there in the universe? Is it normal or not? Can life be born? Does a planet exist? Are these things really important to the universe? "

Masaki Keigo looked at the witch who still had some secrets, sighed, and finally explained, "It's like the earth. For the earth, whether it is humans or Kirialodians, whether the sun is shining or the darkness is dense, this actually matters. Does it really matter?"