I build nuclear bombs in the giant world

Dream, here it comes again, that dream space.

Ian woke up from his dream and looked at his palms. Compared with two years ago, his palms were much larger and rougher.

He is already fourteen years old. On the island, fourteen is the age when he can live independently.

Ordinary children at this age will no longer rely on their parents for support. The average age of marriage on the island is about sixteen to eighteen years old, but there are also many men who get married at the age of fourteen.

If they find the person they like and have a job with enough income to support their family, most of the young people on the island will choose to give birth to their first child between the ages of sixteen and eighteen. This is the result of this year's population statistics.

He has grown up a lot, but Asuka on the other side of the mirror still looks the same.

He was the only one whose appearance had changed.

Counting from the day when he first dreamed of Asuka, there were only two months left, so it would be three years.

He always remembered that day, August 27, 844, the day Historia came to the farm. That night, he met this girl in his dream.

After each dream ends, the next dream will be longer and the dream interval will be shorter.

From the beginning, I could only see her once a month. Now, I see her almost once every twenty-one days, and the time has extended to about two hours.

In three years, the gap has changed from thirty days to twenty-one days. Calculating like this, he will be able to dream about this girl every day for another two to three years. Well, that is assuming he can survive until then. .

"Thank you for your care, Asuka." Ian said from the bottom of his heart: "Marine One is completed and we are sailing."

"Really?" Asuka said softly, "You look like you have grown up a lot."

Ian said with emotion: "Although it is only more than a month for you, after all, I have spent three years. Thanks to you, the people on our island can see hope."

"I'm just boring to help you." Asuka sighed: "But when will this strange dream end?"

"I don't know, maybe it will be over the day I die." Ian joked: "We are going to the Eastern Zone this time. It seems to be very chaotic there. If I am beaten to death there, Now, this strange dream will probably end."

"Are you a fool? How can anyone curse themselves to death?"

"Who knows? Maybe. I've died many times." Ian stretched out his hand and touched the mirror.

Still unable to penetrate this barrier, is this a dream or reality?

"So? What do you want to learn this time?"

"Power plant, I want to know how the power plant works."

"Am I helping people in another world to promote the electrical revolution in the power plant? Forget it, I have taught you so much anyway, and this is not enough. Listen, you have to work hard to live! Remember to report to me what you have done with the knowledge I taught you, and you can’t do bad things, you know?”

"Okay, Asuka-sensei."

"Don't call me teacher, I'm not that old!"

In the early morning, Ian woke up from bed.

He put his feet up on the stool and took off the giant ore lampshade, bright light illuminating his room.

Sitting at his workbench, he wrote down the principles and structure of a thermal power plant.

Electromagnetic induction, cutting electromagnetic field to generate electricity

There were already electric lights and telegraphs in Marais, and they had access to electricity, but it didn't seem to be common yet.

According to the information from Reiner and Bertot, in the capital of Marais, only government premises have electricity. At present, electricity is still in a restricted situation, and it is basically only used for "electric lights" and "telegraph". Energy supply.

Throughout the world, the "steam engine" is still used on a large scale.

Only a few countries with top technologies have realized the potential of "electricity" and are working hard to study the uses of "electricity".

Marais does not belong to this category of countries. They became world hegemons by relying on the power of giants. They have launched many wars of aggression over the past century. In terms of technology, they are relatively backward. However, relying on war wealth, they are still It coerced other countries to hand over many scientific research results.

Armored trains and tanks seem to have not yet appeared on the battlefield.

The power of the steam engine is not enough to propel this steel beast, which means that the outside world's research on "internal combustion engines" is still very superficial.

The year 850 is a node.

In the original timeline, the Malai government sent beast giants and chariot giants to the island in 850 to recover their warriors.

It can be inferred from this perspective that in 850, the Malay government felt threatened. They gave up their plan to capture the "Ancestor Giant" and urgently wanted to recover the power of the giant to resist the attacks of other countries.

Thinking about it this way, it should be that in 850, the external military preparations made a big progress, and various countries were ready to take action in an attempt to challenge Malay's hegemony.

We still have to step up efforts to make up for the shortcomings in science and technology. Using the super giants and unique energy ice blast stones in the walls, we can build many thermal power plants.

With electricity, we can find ways to "import" current cutting-edge machine tools and manufacture more sophisticated equipment.

In fact, in terms of energy, Parade Island is not lacking at all. He can obtain some key technologies from Asuka. What is lacking is only the accuracy of the equipment and the population that can perform technical operations.

What he needs to do has always been simple:

——A race against time.

How many times is this "reincarnation"?

Ian looked through the gap between his fingers, squinting his eyes and looking at the "giant mining lamp".

When Allen came into contact with Dana, he saw fragments of memories, which meant that Ian's "first time" had been taken away a long time ago.

How many times has he, Parade Island, lost in the race against time?

He was thinking about one thing. If it wasn't "the first time" for him, then how many times was it for Asuka?

They should be in different worlds. Will their worlds affect each other?

Maybe, the only people trapped in this repeatedly played "movie clip" are people from this world.

Last night, was that a continuation of the dream, or was it reality?

Can't find the answer?

The only thing he can prove is true is himself, who is thinking at this moment.

EVA World, Germany, night.

Asuka was sitting in the passenger seat of Ryoharu Kaji, and the gramophone in the car was playing Elvis Presley's vinyl record.

Asuka rested her head on her hands and looked at the colorful streets.

"The third apostle appeared in Third Tokyo City." Ryoji Kaji said to Asuka: "Although NERV defeated the apostle, it seems to have paid a heavy price."

"Really?" Asuka was a little distracted, her mind was not on the apostle at all.

It's been a month, and she hasn't had that strange dream for more than a month.

Despite that person's various entanglements, she still taught him the technology of nuclear bombs. In just a few months of dreams, he continued to grow and change every day. The last time they met in a dream, he had already He looks very mature. From what he said, it seems that he just celebrated his 19th birthday, but he didn't have time to celebrate his birthday.

Suddenly I remembered something he once said.

"If I die, this strange dream will probably end."

Asuka's face was reflected in the rearview mirror, looking like she had just returned from a funeral.

"Don't curse yourself to death, idiot."

"Asuka, what did you just say?"

"It's nothing, Mr. Kaji, please take me home."

"You've been very cold lately. What's wrong? Are you scared because of the apostle's appearance?"

"Tch, apostle or something, if you let me pilot Unit 2, it will definitely be solved in one go!"

"Asuka is still Asuka, are you still having that strange dream recently?"

"What's wrong, Asuka, why don't you speak?"

"It's okay, Mr. Kaji. I'm home. See you tomorrow. Bye."

"Don't you want to tell me what's on your mind? Well, bye."

Asuka lay on the bed very early after returning home and didn't open her eyes until the next morning.

What greeted her was an empty room.

The dream no longer lasts.

It's the end of the month, so I'd better ask for a monthly ticket. It was originally planned to be on the shelves on the 1st, but after discussing with the editor, it was changed to the 8th, so that I won't be able to get the full attendance next month.

After all, the free period for this book has been almost two months, and I wrote it for three months before. Although writing this book was originally a hobby and I didn’t expect to make any money, it was still a bit uncomfortable not to have perfect attendance until October. A little uncomfortable.

I don’t intend to slow down the pace. It is estimated that the giant will be almost finished writing when it is released. If the world changes, there will definitely be a wave of subscription drops, which is another sad thing.

After thinking about it, I asked for monthly tickets. I have a little hope. If I can get 1,000 monthly tickets to draw a prize this month, I will add an update and it will be added on the day it is released.