Dragon Ball Villain System

Chapter 37 Gravity Chamber

Three hundred guards emerged from the wooden closet. They skillfully tied the bodies on the ground with hemp ropes and white cloths and placed them on stretchers. .35xs The dirt on the ground was quickly cleaned, and the smell of air freshener overwhelmed the pungent smell of blood.

The attendants raised their firearms and pointed them at the ground outside the window and pulled the triggers. The sharp 'arrows' rotated and opened their barbs and hung on the marble steps. The red 'rope' bounced off the natural downward depression like a slide. Fifty corpses slid down the rope and were loaded into the truck by the soldiers who had been waiting for a long time. The whole process only took two minutes, and no fingerprints were left.

"Thank you." Blanc opened the tobacco bag he carried with him, took out a cigarette and threw it to Campbell.

"I don't smoke." Campbell gently held the cigarette and waved to Blanc: "It's just a small matter to kill fifty people."

"Is she your girlfriend?" Blanc lit another cigarette, took a puff and pointed at Ellie with the finger holding the cigarette.

"No." Ellie answered decisively.

"No." Campbell also nodded: "I think the girls here are quite beautiful. Can you introduce some to me?"

"No problem. As long as you want it, I will hold a beauty pageant across the country immediately. You can take away whichever one you like." Blanc agreed quite generously.

"Tch..." Ellie glanced at her mouth and made a grunting sound: "What's so interesting about the four-eyed ugly monsters on this planet?"

"Let's go and ignore her." Campbell took off the clothes on the hangers and held them up with his forearms. He strode towards Blanc, covered his ears with his hands and said softly: "It will get dark soon. After a while, there will be a three-meter-long big bat running back and forth riding a five-meter-long big mouse. I don’t like that kind of furry guy."

"Yeah!!!"

Ellie suddenly stood up from the sofa, put her legs together and screamed. The sound was so shrill that the mosaic glass cracked.

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In the back garden of the Jihad Castle, thick wires submerged the green lawn. The sound of gears meshing and rotating came from the rectangular metal machine, and black smoke rose from the exhaust vents. The octopus-shaped spaceship stands majestically, with eight steel legs inserted into the triangular fixed frame.

Dozens of scientists in white uniforms were busy, using screwdrivers and electric pliers to constantly debug the mechanical connections.

"Put the metal SS-GE1 in." The Kanaya scientist wearing white gloves ordered to the royal guard standing not far away with his hands behind his back.

The royal guards uniformly raised their gun butts and placed them on the ground, then picked up two cylindrical pieces of metal and walked towards the octopus-shaped space ship.

Metal SS-GE1 is the hardest heavy metal on the planet Kanaya. The 1 cm thick SS-GE1 cannot even be penetrated by a flintlock rocket launcher. It comes from deep underground. In the legend of the planet Kanaya, metal SS-GE1 is the barrier left by God to separate the world and hell.

The royal guard placed two cylindrical pieces of metal SS-GE1 inside the spacecraft, closed the hatch and returned to where he was standing, and once again grasped the unloaded four-hole multi-shot musket.

The scientists stood up one after another and looked expectantly at a patch of wormwood somewhere, as if waiting for instructions from a certain big shot. The atmosphere suddenly became silent, and the snoring coming from the sagebrush could be heard clearly.

The eldest and most senior scientist shook his head helplessly and pulled out the revolver at his waist. He pointed the muzzle of the gun at the sky and pulled the trigger. The sound of the gun woke up the sleeping guy hiding in the wormwood bushes.

The one who was qualified to keep so many scientists waiting was of course Sewell. His hand holding the bottle of wine reached out from the wormwood bushes and made an OK gesture, and soon the snoring sounded again.

"Experiment begins!" After blowing away the gun smoke, the older scientist put the pistol on his waist and shouted.

As the words fell, the octopus-shaped spaceship began to tremble slightly. The display screen showed the situation inside the spacecraft. The hard metal SS-GE1 was crushed at a speed visible to the naked eye. There is no heavy object to crush it, but it seems to have endured a huge force.

"Success!" the scientists cheered.

This is the gravity chamber that Campbell asked Black to arrange. It was developed by Dr. Sewell himself and can adjust gravity to a maximum of 100 times.

What is the concept of 100 times gravity?

This multiple increases geometrically. The negative pressure in a 2 times gravity room is 2, the negative pressure in a 3 times gravity room is 4, and the negative pressure in a 4 times gravity room is 8. If normal gravity is a piece of paper, then the multiple is equivalent to the number of times the paper is folded. Taking the commonly used 70g A4 paper as an example, its standard thickness is 0088mm. Each time you fold it in half, the paper doubles in thickness.

When the paper is folded 24 times, its thickness is approximately 1476 meters, exceeding the height of the Burj Khalifa (828 meters), the tallest building on earth. When this piece of paper is folded 27 times, its thickness is approximately 11811 meters, exceeding the height of Mount Everest (8844 meters), the highest peak on earth. When this piece of paper is folded in half 42 times, its thickness is about 387 million kilometers, which exceeds the average distance from the Earth to the moon (384 million kilometers). When this piece of paper is folded in half 51 times, its thickness is approximately 198 billion kilometers, which exceeds the average distance from the Earth to the Sun (15 billion kilometers). When this piece of paper is folded in half 57 times, its thickness is approximately 1268 billion kilometers, exceeding the diameter of the solar system (118 billion kilometers based on the orbital boundary of Pluto).

30 times the gravity easily crushed SS-GE1, the hardest metal on the planet Kanaya. It is hard to imagine how terrifying 100 times the gravity is. Even Ginyu, the captain of the Ginyu Special Forces, would probably have difficulty moving under 100 times the super negative pressure, right? The soft intestines, liver and even cells suddenly become heavy. If an ordinary person went in, they would probably turn into a ball of blood in an instant.

The signal light flashed in the air, and after two minutes of silence, Campbell opened the window and levitated in mid-air. He glanced at the octopus-shaped spaceship, then landed on the metal hatch on the top of the spacecraft and tapped lightly.

"See Lord Campbell." The scientists knelt down one after another: "The construction of the gravity chamber has been completed and has passed the 30 times gravity test"

"Thank you for your hard work, no need to be polite." Campbell waved his hand, jumped up and landed on the ground, stretched out two fingers of his right hand and tapped the hatch gently: "Open it, I want to go in and try."

A scientist pushed the yellow switch, and the two-meter-high metal hatch slowly descended. A heat wave came oncoming, and two flattened pieces of iron mud were embedded in the cabin floor and could not be separated.

Campbell put his arm into the spaceship and felt an unparalleled sense of oppression. He stumbled and fell to the ground. The arm that was inserted into the spaceship was trembling under the pressure, and his veins were bulging like snakes.

There is no need to train. Being able to move freely in this environment is the most difficult training in itself.

Campbell tried to lift his arm: "It's so heavy... If I can adapt to 100 times gravity, my combat value should be able to exceed 10."

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