Chapter 927 After the Explosion

"Ah! Just a little bit!"

This is the camp that connects the world and the virtual people.

The scholar woke up from its 'connection pod', looking at his hands and yelling.

"I was almost able to get that cube back, why did the void bus explode? Does this mean that I will never figure out what happened to the void bus?"

The main reason the scholar wakes up here is because...it's dead.

Its mechanical body died, so it had to wake up here, and the last thing its mechanical body did was to grab the bounced block used to read the nerve cord.

But it didn't manage to get the cube, mainly because...

……………

It was a... violent explosion.

Although there have been many explosions since the start of the 'war' here, this is the only explosion that has affected Lin's Susumi and scholars.

The source of the explosion was the remaining half of the Voidbus.

In the beginning, those internal organs continued to swell and then exploded, and finally, the half of the void bus also exploded.

Although it was a huge object with a diameter of thirty kilometers, and the power of the explosion was quite powerful, it didn't completely devour all the surrounding targets.

Lin watched the explosion completely submerge the scholar's mechanical body, because Lin was located far away, so she could see this scene.

When the explosion came to this side, Lin suddenly found that the surrounding scenery changed instantly, and a spacious room appeared in front of Lin's eyes.

This room...is the room before the scholar.

Nothing here seems to have changed, all kinds of furniture are still there, the huge sofa has not moved, and the huge screen on one side of the room is still playing something there.

It seems that this place has not been affected by the explosion at all. Although this is very strange, Lin also thinks that another point is also very strange.

So that's how Lynn got here?

It seemed that the moment the explosion rushed over, the mini Susumi was teleported into this room, but the scholar was not teleported, and it was directly killed by the blast.

therefore. Lin could also see the scholar waking up at the Xumin camp.

However, Lin's mini Susumi survived, why? Perhaps it is some kind of 'protective function', Lin thinks that this room may have some kind of special ability to protect the occupants. When the occupant is in danger, the occupant will be sent back.

This function is not sure yet, but it was mainly discovered when scholars and scholars inspected the various supplies and tools in the room.

There are some wonderful functional things here, although I fiddled with it at that time, but did not examine it in detail.

Maybe that thing played a role?

thinking. Lin looked to the corner of the room, where there was something that looked like a can.

This thing is more than one meter high, and it has a name called 'crisis trigger'. Lin thinks that this thing may be working.

If this is the case, Lin feels that it should be the mechanical body of a scholar to survive, because this mini Susumi...

It was never noticed.

It has never been asked a question from the very beginning, and when it came into contact with various creatures here, they didn't care about it, and it was always just talking to scholars.

They seem to treat the mini susumi as a... prop or something. rather than creatures.

Although there are living beings as small as miniature Susumi, even so, no living beings consider Susumi to be real creatures.

Besides, Lin has never seen those small creature residents. Although I have seen some residents' introductions before, they must live in different areas and have not had much contact with these larger residents.

All in all, it looks like you can continue to explore here.

This room seems to have gravity, it may be that there is an independent operating system in the room,

Lin walked up to the huge screen on the ground and looked at the picture played on the screen.

A piece of content is played repeatedly on the screen. Instead of the previous starry sky picture.

"Your request has been received. All creatures must stay in their own rooms. Do not make any unnecessary actions such as leaving the room. If you do, you will bear the consequences."

"After the situation is over, you can leave the room. When the situation is over, you will be notified. The estimated time for the situation to end is... Omi."

'Om' is a special unit of time used by the captors, converted to about 100,000 pom-pom years.

Lin didn't think the creatures could live that long.

And the content of this playback. It's kind of... amazing.

This seems to indicate that the captors received the... request from those residents, so they are here to tell the creatures to stay in the house and not to go out.

And it is indeed quite safe here. The surrounding environment is as unharmed as Lin saw. The captors did protect these creatures and did not intend to let them participate in the war.

The strange thing is, when exactly was this message sent?

Obviously, at the moment when the war started, all the creatures, including that Atlan, didn't seem to receive the message, and they were still gathered there shouting at that time.

Or... this message will not be sent to their armor, but just played on the screen in the room?

In this case... there will be a lot less creatures to see, because most of the creatures are outside during that time. Although there is no day and night here, the creatures here also have standard work and rest time. For example, they work outside together during a certain period of time. All rest for a while.

The photographic equipment used by Atlan at that time should be able to directly transmit information to the armor of other creatures, so it can call those creatures that are mining.

Lin felt that there seemed to be a big... misunderstanding.

Atlan thought the captors didn't care about them, and in fact they did, it's just that there was something wrong with the way the messages were sent, and the time they had to stay in the room was... long.

There are some food reserves in the room, but even if the entire room is filled with food, the creatures here will not last long.

This situation may make some creatures not want to stay even if they are in the room, and want to run out to find opportunities.

Lin thinks that there should still be many creatures that survived, and there will always be some creatures that stay in the room and don't go out, but it's hard to say how they are now...

In short, Lin felt that she should go out and have a look.

Thinking, Lin looked in the direction of the door, then flew up, and patted the door lightly.

……no response.

It seems that this miniature Susumi can't trigger the mechanism to open the door, after all, this room is considered a scholar's.

But how do they judge that it was the scholar who touched the door?

It may be judged by the armor shell.

Although it is more likely to judge internal information, Lin still has to try.

Moreover, Lin also felt that if she wanted to go out, she had to change to a bigger body. The body of Mini Susumi was too small, so it was difficult to do many things.

Thinking, Lin looked in one direction of the room.

There is a machine there, which is used to repair and make armor.

It looks like a large metal cabinet, which occupies the most space in the room, and it has a three-dimensional screen operating system, which is obviously built by the captor according to the civilization Lin thought of.

While it won't be exactly as imagined, it should be easy to operate.

Lin flew up and came to the sofa.

There are many things on the sofa, most of which are food, which have been placed before, and Lin found the operating system among the piles of food.

It was also a disk-shaped thing with a diameter of three centimeters.

Scholars used it to open the screen of armor manufacturing before, but they didn't wear this thing on their body but put it here.

Fortunately, I didn't wear it on my body, otherwise I wouldn't be able to make things.

Lin touched the disc and opened the three-dimensional image. This thing has no biometric detection, and it can be opened only by touching it with the correct posture.

Then, Lin flew up and tried to operate the interface, and found that the mini Susumi could also be operated by touching the screen.

Thinking about it, Lin began to research...

This function is indeed very simple and easy to understand, and Lin found that the functions of manufacturing are very rich.

It is capable of making quite fine and complex things, and there are enough materials here.

The first batch of materials is prepared, because the creatures here don't know how to collect materials when they first come here, but if they want to continue to modify later, they have to dig by themselves.

Lin thinks that a set of...machines similar to the scholar's machine can be made here.

But, of course, Lin wouldn't create exactly the same machinery, the outside environment should have no gravity, Lin felt that a structure suitable for flying should be created.

And it is also suitable for grasping various things for research. As for the control core, just use this mini Susumi.

That being the case, it should create a...

A machine in the shape of an octopus.

At the same time, in order to allow the entrance to recognize that this machine is a scholar, some special structures must be added, but this is very simple.

Thinking about it, Lin manipulated the screen and quickly created it.

It will take a little time, so Lin explained the situation to the scholar a little while she was waiting, and at the same time continued to pay attention to what happened in the connected world.

The micro-machines didn't make any special movements, and those civilized creatures that went deep into the ground, such as the ground mirror, planned to continue building bases there, but they didn't want to attack.

While observing these things, the machine that Lin wanted to make was also made.

The armor manufacturing machine slowly opened, and the machine exactly the same as Lin's set was displayed in front of Lin's eyes... (To be continued.)

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