I'm stupid, Leo mumbled. Pi would expand outward, because it's infinite. He reversed the order of the numbers, starting in the center and working toward the edge. When he aligned the last ring, something inside the sphere clicked. The door swung open. Leo beamed at his friends. That, good people, is how we do things in Leo World. Come on in! I hate Leo World, Frank muttered. Hazel laughed.
Leo expressed his self-doubt by calling himself stupid, but he was engaged in an important task involving the infinite nature of Pi. He meticulously worked with a sequence of numbers, starting from the center and moving outward, until he successfully aligned the last ring. This achievement triggered a mechanism within the sphere, resulting in the door opening. Leo's excitement was evident as he proudly shared his accomplishment with his friends, proclaiming it to be a trademark of his own world.
While Leo celebrated his success, Frank was less enthusiastic, openly admitting his dislike for Leo's approach to things. Hazel, on the other hand, found the situation amusing, highlighting the contrasting personalities within the group. This scene captures both Leo’s ingenuity and the dynamics of friendship, illustrating how diverse perspectives contribute to their adventures.
