Although she was still young, she was unquestionably a genius in scientific research.
When Xu Dan, led by the Black Panther T'Challa, arrived at her laboratory, he met this young princess.
His first impression was that she was an extremely lively girl.
Her laboratory was filled with all kinds of advanced black technologies.
Upon seeing the visitors, she immediately put down the "toy" in her hands and walked over.
"Brother, is this Xu Dan?"
"Yes, this is the Xu Dan you've been thinking about," Black Panther T'Challa replied with a smile.
Xu Dan caught something unusual in that exchange and looked at the young Shuri with a puzzled expression.
Don't tell me…
"Hello, Xu Danda! I'm a huge fan of yours! Even though Wakanda doesn't interact with the outside world, I can still play your games! Oh, right—my ranking in StarCraft is already second place!"
Looking at this cheerful little girl, Xu Dan finally understood.
This was essentially Shuri bypassing restrictions to play games.
He had done similar things before—though what he played back then were more "gentlemanly" games.
Antarctic Company had no presence in Wakanda, and the games couldn't officially be promoted there, so if Shuri wanted to play, bypassing restrictions was her only option.
"Then congratulations. Try to surpass first place as soon as possible," Xu Dan said.
At present, the top-ranked player in StarCraft was Tony Naby. Who knew whether he had asked Jarvis to play on his behalf? In any case, according to backend data, he had never gone offline.
A true grind king.
Now Xu Dan had seen both first and second place.
The world really was small.
Hearing encouragement from the game's creator, Shuri was delighted.
Unlike Tony, who shamelessly begged for cheats, she played fairly and wholeheartedly.
She had reached second place entirely through her own effort.
"By the way, Shuri, do you really like playing games?" Xu Dan asked.
Shuri paused slightly, not quite understanding what the game's creator meant, and replied honestly, "I didn't like them much before. I didn't think they were interesting. Those games weren't as fun as my remote controls. But after playing your game, I gradually started liking them."
A very straightforward child.
Unlike her clever outward appearance, her heart was still quite pure.
Xu Dan smiled faintly. "Then would you like to play a virtual holographic game? Not VR—but a full-body virtual world."
Upon hearing this, Shuri was overjoyed and exclaimed, "A real game? Have you already developed it?"
As a tech prodigy, she naturally understood that concept. She had thought about such virtual games herself when gaming.
However, after many experiments, she concluded that while such games were beautiful in theory, they were extremely difficult to realize in practice.
Otherwise, she would have made one for herself long ago.
Seeing Shuri's surprised expression, Xu Dan didn't hesitate and directly took out a hard drive from his pocket.
"Actually, the game has already been developed. Here—you can have it."
"This… this…" Shuri was stunned, her eyes nearly glowing as she stared at the small hard drive.
"However, this type of game requires wearing a device—a virtual gaming helmet. At present, there are still technical obstacles, and the helmet cannot yet be used."
Shuri clenched the hard drive tightly, her mind racing, and cautiously asked, "Is it because the connection with the helmet is unstable? Or because of data synchronization issues?"
"It causes damage to the human body."
"Damage?" Shuri frowned and glanced at the hard drive in her hand.
Xu Dan continued, "What you're holding contains all the current data of the game helmet. If you can help me improve the helmet, then everyone will be able to play virtual games together."
"This… alright. I'll try, but it will take time." Shuri was not reckless, nor did she make exaggerated promises. As a princess, her thinking was more cautious than that of ordinary girls.
After their discussion, Shuri inserted the hard drive into her machine. A light curtain instantly unfolded, and a 3D helmet model appeared in midair.
The helmet model floated at the center, surrounded by dense streams of data.
It was dazzling to behold.
Black Panther T'Challa rubbed his eyes, feeling slightly dizzy. "Shuri, can you really handle this?"
Without turning around, Shuri replied, "Don't worry, brother. How many times have I already upgraded your battle suit?"
T'Challa smiled, glanced at Xu Dan, and found a place to sit.
After some time, Xu Dan suddenly seemed to think of something.
He turned to Shuri and asked, "Shuri, can the time flow in the game be adjusted relative to real time? For example, one hour in reality equals three hours in the game?"
The question hung in the air. Princess Shuri didn't answer immediately.
She stood there thinking for a while, then turned around and shook her head.
"That won't work, Xu Danda. No matter what the ratio is, the total amount of information feedback sent to the human body from the game world remains the same. If you triple the time, it's triple the feedback—meaning triple the burden. Playing for one day might make someone tired, but if it's tripled, it may not just be fatigue—it could cause injury."
"Hiss…" Xu Dan sucked in a breath.
So that was how it worked!
No wonder most virtual game worlds needed time ratio adjustments—thinking about it now, it made sense.
But as a perfectionist, it seemed he still had a long road ahead.
If Wakanda couldn't do it, then surely someone else in the world could.
Just as he was deep in thought, Shuri suddenly exclaimed excitedly at the console.
"It worked!!"
Xu Dan snapped back to attention. Looking up, he saw a brand-new helmet floating in the virtual 3D projection.
Compared to the previous model, it had undergone slight refinements. Shuri had replaced the original conductive material with diluted vibranium composites.
This was still only a 3D model.
Yet Shuri was already confident that it was a success—clearly, she had her own methods.
Sure enough, on another device, a virtual 3D human model was undergoing simulation tests.
According to all the data, this new vibranium helmet was successful.
No—more precisely—
The helmet itself had always worked, but only for Asgardians.
Now, at last, all side effects had been eliminated, achieving Xu Dan's ideal vision of a virtual gaming helmet.
Finally—
It could be used by humans.
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