Richard looked at the table, which was more than a meter long, and was broken into less than a meter, causing severe distortion and deformation, and was somewhat sure that the "click" sound he had just heard was not an illusion. It was he who used too much force and broke the table directly.

In this way, the act just now is somewhat similar to forcing the table into a solid, small stone cave, and then the table is naturally crushed. From the side, it can be shown that the internal space of the iron ring is very solid, so you don't have to worry about being easily blown up.

In this way, anything more than one cubic meter can theoretically be stuffed into the iron ring, as long as it has the ability to squeeze it to a cubic meter of volume.

Taking a light breath, Richard began the third round of testing.

This time it was simpler, Richard took out a small hourglass from the trunk on the ground. Turn the hourglass upside down so that the hourglass starts to timer, then place it in the Iron Ring.

After waiting for a moment, Richard took out the hourglass and found that the hourglass had fallen a small layer of sand, just over a scale.

A scale is three minutes, which is similar to the waiting time just now.

There is a similar description in many novels that time in the spatial ring is static, but now it seems that there should be some discrepancies.

The normal operation of the hourglass means that time still exists in the Iron Ring. It also shows that gravity also exists in the Iron Finger Ring, and the magnitude of gravity is comparable to that of the outside world.

Of course, if time in the Iron Ring slows down and gravity increases, or if time in the Iron Ring accelerates and gravity decreases, the combination of the two can also create the illusion that it is completely consistent with the outside world. However, this situation is extremely unlikely after all, and it is only a rough test now, and it is not considered.

"Hmm......"

Without hesitation, Richard quickly proceeded to the fourth round of testing.

Take a bowl of water, put it in the iron ring, and shake the iron ring.

After a while, I took out a bowl of water, and I didn't spill a single bit of it.

This shows that although the iron ring is affected by gravity, it is definitely not the gravity given by the external environment, otherwise the force during activity can also affect the inside of the iron ring, and the water in the bowl will definitely spill.

So......

"Hmm......"

His eyes flashed, and Richard began to wonder if everything was really stored in a small iron ring, or was it stored in another place, and the iron ring was just a simple entrance?

Proceed to the fifth round of testing.

It has been described in many novels that living things cannot be placed in the space ring, but it has not been described in detail, whether it cannot be put in at all, or whether it will produce bad changes if it is put in.

According to logic, there is no essential difference between living and dead things, they are both purely atomic. If the dead thing is put in, the living thing can't be put in, which is very nonsensical. And it is doubtful that if a living creature is put in it, it will produce bad changes. Could it be that space props can also intelligently identify dead or living objects, and then treat them differently? This seems to be as unreliable as the previous ability to automatically detect the life and death of the holder.

So how do you test it?

The easiest way to do this is to put in a living creature and take a look. In fact, if it weren't for careful consideration, Richard would have tried to enter the spatial ring himself to take a look, and there would definitely be more discoveries. However, if you can't get in and out, it's bad. Therefore, it is better to send another living creature in.

This living creature should have some wisdom, be more obedient, have a strong vitality and be able to withstand some unknown attacks, and the size is not too large......

Richard's gaze couldn't help but fall on Pandora on the bed.

"Hmmm......"

With a height of one meter two, the body is soft enough......

The vitality is very strong, after all, it is from a dragon......

Although it is disobedient, it can be coaxed......

Somewhat naïve, but definitely not stupid......

Other than that......

In this case......

"Da Da Da", Richard strode towards Pandora.

Pandora, leaning against the corner of the bed, seemed to be asleep, motionless and unaware.

Richard approached and slowly raised his hand, the iron ring on his hand seemed to have a strange light flickering, and then his hand fell quickly.

"Smack!"

"Squeak!"

With a soft thud and a scream, Richard grabbed a rat that was burrowing in the wall on the side of the bed, ready to be tested as a living creature.

As for Pandora...... Well, forget it.

Richard thought earnestly.

Although Pandora has always lived in the forest, her mind is the same as her body - a child, a little naïve, but she is definitely not stupid. If you really stuff Pandora into the Iron Ring, I am afraid that as soon as Pandora comes out, she will turn into a humanoid dragon and completely go berserk, and the entire inn will have to be demolished.

Besides, Gregory hadn't been dead for long, having promised Gregory to take care of Pandora. Although the oath is not binding on oneself, it is not to take pleasure in breaking the promise, and it is a bit inhumane to say that after all.

So, let's test it with the universal creatures that do experiments on modern earth, rats, and we can't find the mice, and the big rats are alive.

Retracting his thoughts, Richard looked at the mouse in his hand, which was a standard brown mouse. It is about 20 centimeters long, with a black and slender tail and a fat body, and it steals a lot of food at first glance. The appearance is obscene, and the teeth are exposed, which adds a bit of disgust. It's not stress-free, it's also a little relaxing.

"I wish you had survived the test a few more times. Richard looked at the mouse, whispered a blessing, and walked to the side with it, and then sent it to the iron ring.

The rat quickly disappeared and was successfully sent into the Iron Ring, and the next moment it quickly appeared, and it was taken out by Richard the moment it was successfully sent into the Iron Ring. This is mainly to test whether there is a setting of "killing living creatures instantly" inside the Iron Ring.

Eyes fell on the rats that were alive and well, and Richard determined that the so-called "kill living creatures instantly" mechanism should not exist. In fact, in the very short time that the iron ring was put in and taken out, the rat should not have reacted to what was happening, and was still in a panic and stunned when it was caught.

In this case......

Richard pursed his lips slightly, reached out and touched the mouse's head, trying to soothe it, and then threw the mouse into the iron ring again.

This time, after waiting for about three seconds, the rat was taken out again.

The rats that reappeared in the room were visibly more panicked, breathing rapidly and bobbing their heads, as if they had experienced some extreme discomfort.

Richard raised his eyebrows and guessed: "Could it be that the space inside the Iron Ring is extremely unfriendly to living organisms? such as high temperature, high pressure, or low temperature and low pressure? So how long can a mouse survive in this environment? a minute, an hour, a day?"

Richard grabbed the obviously uneasy mouse, and relentlessly shoved the other into the iron ring again.

This time Richard waited for a while, about three minutes, before he took the mouse out, only to feel a weight on his hand, and the mouse appeared, but it was motionless.

He's dead?