Day by day, time passed.
Jeming didn't immediately act on the nest over the next few decades.
In one corner of the laboratory, there was a test device constructed by Jeming himself.
The core of the device was a transparent closed chamber, inside which floated an ordinary mineral.
Jeming activated the device, and the light around the mineral began to distort, then it started to weather, disintegrate at a speed visible to the naked eye, finally turning into a pile of powder.
That was the effect of time acceleration.
He replaced it with another mineral and initiated the reverse program.
This time, a strange solidification appeared on the surface of the mineral, as if frozen in time, remaining unmoved despite changes outside.
Jeming carefully observed the data from each test, repeatedly adjusting the parameters and recording the results.
Indeed, he didn't immediately begin transformation; instead, he turned to studying knowledge related to time.
