The Mech Touch

Chapter 6821 What High-Ranking Mech Pilots Fear

"So this is superdimensional matter."

"It's a sample of the most basic variation of it." Ves said. "Structure-grade superdimensional matter is actually not that special aside from its most obvious trait. It is little different from ordinary dirt and rock in the Blue Dimension. There are stronger versions of superdimensional matter available, but they are much harder to find in the limited period that the gateway to the 365th dimension remains open."

Saint Commander Casella Ingvar received an invitation to visit the design lab for multiple reasons.

Not only did Ves and Gloriana give her a tour in order to understand what was taking place in the Design Department, but they also took deep and precise measurements in order to better tailor her upcoming ace mech to her current state.

Since she was here, Ves thought he might as well widen her horizons further by putting her in contact with superdimensional matter.

He also wanted to find out whether Casella would have any special interactions with this special material.

Right now, she carefully held a small bar of structure-grade superdimensional matter in her palm. The Saint Commander never handled anything like it. Whether it was by touch or through her Command Field, the sample threw her off due to its weirdness. "Is it safe to hold it in my hands? What if it shreds my body due to spatial fluctuations?"

"I wouldn't have let you come into contact with it if there is a serious risk." Ves said with a smile. "However, you are not wrong to make that assumption. According to many studies that have come out recently, phasewater is a liquid form of superdimensional matter. What makes them different aside from the obvious is that solid superdimensional matter is often stable in rest form. They don't produce unstable spatial activity because their form is inherently rigid and static. If you produce a lot of superdimensional pellets, put them in a bag and shake it hard, you may be able to reproduce a fraction of the unstable spatial turbulence produced by phasewater, but there are ways to prevent that from happening."

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