This was Sumit, who had been working with Veer for the last seven years. Sumit and Veer were supposed to attend a meeting after lunch, so Sumit came to call Veer. Veer told Sumit, "Just wait for a minute," and then Veer set off with Sumit for the meeting.
The next day, Veer and Grandpa arrived at Kabir's lab. Kabir welcomed them, showed them the entire lab, and talked about his projects. Kabir also shared his experience with multiverse travel. Veer and Grandpa were stunned to hear Kabir's story. It was indeed astonishing because, after nine years of his father's death, he had met his son in another multiverse. Grandpa said, "Technology has advanced so much. I am very happy about this. I would love to experience this once."
Kabir said, "Of course, Grandpa, we'll be in the multiverse shortly." Veer asked Kabir, "If we can travel through the multiverse, then why didn't you mention how we'll help find other multiverses?" Kabir replied, "Without you, we can't discover a world suitable for us to live in." Grandpa said, "So, a world with an environment much better than here." Kabir confirmed, "Yes, Grandpa."
Veer asked, "Why?" Kabir replied, "To understand that, we first need to understand how multiverses are created." Kabir explained the reasons behind the creation of multiverses. Veer asked, "So there must be many existing multiverses. As you said, due to countless events where one of two decisions was made, can't we access them?"
Kabir said, "We can't access those multiverses right now because only the person who made that decision can access them. It's possible that, in the future, we may be able to access them. But if we travel to any multiverse once, we can revisit that multiverse as many times as we want." Veer asked, "Why is that?" Kabir explained, "Once we visit a multiverse, we learn the space-time location or multiverse location, which allows us to return to that multiverse whenever we want." Grandpa asked, "In simple terms, what does that mean?"
Kabir said, "Think of it like this: if you haven't seen the way to a place, what do you do?" Veer replied, "We use a map or ask someone for help." Kabir said, "Exactly. Once we know the way, we can visit that address as many times as we want. Similarly, after learning the path to a multiverse with help, we can locate that multiverse using the multiverse travel machine." Sandeep, who was standing there, listened to all of this. Grandpa said, "I understand." Sandeep asked, "What did you understand, Grandpa?" Grandpa replied, "That I am not going to understand anything." And everyone laughed at this.
Kabir asked everyone to start the multiverse travel machine. Venky switched on the machine. Devendra started the machine from the computer. Sandeep jokingly told Grandpa, "Grandpa, maybe we'll meet Grandma in the multiverse." Grandpa said, "If that happens, we'll come back plus one from those who went." Everyone laughed. After starting the machine, a helmet-like device was placed on Grandpa's head. Since the machine was designed for three people, Kabir and Veer sat on two separate seats inside the machine.
Kabir had already told Grandpa that once the machine started, he should remember the time when he made decisions to clean up this world's environment, but everything failed. Grandpa did so, and within seconds, the three of them and the machine were in a multiverse where the environment was very clean, and there was no dirt around. Trees and plants were planted along the roads. Grandpa, seeing this world, excitedly said, "This is exactly as I imagined! The trees, the roads—amazing!" Grandpa was so happy, it felt like a child who had received his favorite toy.
In this multiverse, the cleanliness campaign Grandpa had initiated was so successful that it had gained recognition both nationally and internationally. A statue of Grandpa was even made, named "Man of Clean Earth." When Grandpa saw it, his chest swelled with pride, and tears flowed from his eyes. This multiverse was many times better than our original universe.
Grandpa said, "I wish this could have been successful in our world too. It feels like we've moved from hell to heaven." Veer said, "Kabir, just like Grandpa dreamed of this world, someone else must have dreamed of an even better world and made decisions to improve it."
Kabir said, "Yes, it's definitely possible." Grandpa asked, "Can we travel to an even better world?" Kabir replied, "Yes, absolutely!" Veer said, "If we keep changing multiverses like this, we'll eventually reach a perfect world."
Kabir suggested, "Why don't we find someone who has tried to create an even better world?" Grandpa said, "I like this world already. I feel like staying here forever." Kabir said, "Grandpa, there's an even better world to see."
The three of them set off to find someone who had decided to create a better world. Along the way, they saw many different things. The technology in this multiverse was designed with the environment in mind, so as not to harm it. Although not everyone, about fifty to seventy percent of people used solar energy. Almost everything ran on solar energy. Vehicles ran on hydrogen and electricity, so there was no threat of pollution. The bicycle culture was widespread, and pollution was minimal.
The main sources of energy were hydrogen and the sun. Everyone was involved in environmental cleanliness campaigns, considering it not just a job but a duty. Everyone was expected to plant at least one tree and take care of it. While there was some pollution, it was very little, and the methods for keeping water clean were excellent.
After a long search in this multiverse, they found people who were always working to make the world even better. One of them was Nakul Sama. The three of them made plans to meet him, and one day, they set out to meet Nakul Sama.