Ves had invested an unusual amount of time on his investigation.
He gambled on whether that time was well-spent.
Though he failed to obtain any important or actionable information in the first few hours, he had a growing feeling that this was about to change.
The critical breakthrough arrived when Ves became more proactive and deliberately introduced more and more external pressure.
What he sought was deviations from the standard pattern. He already knew how the Destroyer particles behaved when two of them got close to each other.
The data he obtained from his earlier recording were too dull for Ves to derive anything groundbreaking.
The only way he could create new data was to engineer new conditions himself.
Given that he suspected that all Destroyer particles used in Destroyer weapons were projections of the same source, he heavily leaned into spatial manipulation in order to produce a measurable deviance.
