"This is something I will never allow!"
An angry shout echoed in the underground space. The director of the research institute was standing in the center of the research institute with a group of Void Person soldiers. In front of them was the captain and a novice Void Person.
"Even if they are my relatives, I will not allow useless people to enter this place!"
The director's stand was firm. Under his anger, no matter what the captain said, it was useless. Not long after, his relative was chased out and the captain was temporarily suspended from his duties.
Indeed, it was quite interesting … The spy was observing the situation outside from a room.
It was said that a Void Person like the director was very rare. Although he looked like he was easily angered, the researchers here all liked this kind of director.
Lin had been looking at the information of this research institute. She had already understood most of the problems.
If Lin trapped the jelly starfish in the Lost Star, would it be able to create a teleportation device?
However, the Void People had recently started planning to make the starfish here produce a teleportation device. They had many ways to stimulate the starfish, such as using electricity, fire, or some strange liquid to stimulate the starfish.
The Void People had tested the effects of various things on the starfish. They used this kind of stimulation to stimulate the starfish to teleport. Now, they wanted to stimulate the starfish to produce more teleportation devices.
Lin also wanted to see how the starfish synthesized a teleportation device in its body.
The spy stood in front of the transparent wall where the starfish was. There were many Void People standing around at the same time. They were all here to observe the experiment.
"According to the previous records, it will create a teleportation device after being greatly disturbed." The director was also standing there. He gave instructions to the Void Person in the experiment. "Stimulate it with hot air first."
'Ka!' Under the director's command. A door opened from inside. A few Void People walked in and used the 'heatwave spraying device' to spray the starfish.
"Gu …" The starfish made some noises and started to retreat. The Void People continued to walk closer and closer …
Lin felt that it was a little strange. It seemed that the starfish's reaction was not as strong as before.
This was not because it was weak or tired, but because … it was not afraid of the heat anymore.
"It doesn't seem to be reacting well." The director used a small square to talk to the Void People in the room. "Try increasing the intensity."
"Roger that." The few Voidfolk in the room increased their power and approached the starfish closer and closer …
Bang! Suddenly, the starfish's tentacle, which had been retreating, stretched forward. One of the Voidfolk who was closer to him was instantly sent flying.
"Ah!" All the Voidfolk present screamed, and the general manager hurriedly said, "Get out of there quickly! Hurry up! "
"Ahhh!" The few Voidfolk inside screamed as they adjusted the sprinkler's power to the maximum. The starfish's tentacles kept waving in front of them, but because of the strong hot wind, it did not hit them.
Lin noticed that even though they were panicking, they were still quite cooperative. A few Voidfolk were responsible for spraying, while two Voidfolk were responsible for dragging their companion who had just been sent flying. Very quickly, the Voidfolk retreated from the entrance.
"Coo!" Seeing them run away, the starfish slammed its tentacles against the wall as if venting its anger. This heavy blow seemed to shake the entire research institute …
"It's starting to … go out of control."
The Voidpeople here were filled with panic and anxiety, but the manager seemed to be calmer.
After this. The manager held a meeting with some of the captains and managers here.
The main content of the meeting was to discuss how to control it in the future, and they came up with many plans and methods. Even though 'newbies' like spies could not participate, Lin still heard their conversation.
They came up with many different methods, but only one sentence attracted the reaction of all the Voidfolk present.
"If we can't control it no matter what, then we can only … kill it." This was what the director said. "After killing it, we'll gather all the top scholars to dissect it and research it. We'll create our own starter!"
Even though the manager was very excited, he was met with unanimous opposition.
"No! That's too risky! What if we can't find anything? " "We don't even fully understand the composition of its shell, and we're trying to dissect it?" "This method is definitely not feasible, if it fails, we will have no future!" "Yes, who knows how long it will take to find something similar … Manager, you can't do this!"
"But it's growing now!" the manager shouted. "It's obviously a baby! It will keep growing until it can destroy the world! "
"Then let's wait until it's fully grown." "Yes, it took a few hundred years to grow until now, how long will it take to grow that big?"
The Voidfolk were divided into two completely different ways of discussion, a few of them supported the manager, but most of them thought that this method was too risky.
Lin felt that they were 'nurturing the bus', but the Voidfolk had no choice but to rely on its ability.
But seeing them talking about growth, Lin also thought of a question … Growth?
It was unknown how long it would take for a starfish to grow into a Void Bus, and it was unknown when it would gain the ability to resist gravity and fly into the void, but these were certain things. But … what about the Void Bus?
Would the Void Bus continue to grow?
So far, the largest object Lin had seen was at the 'level' of 30 kilometers in diameter, which was much larger than the common meteorites.
The Void Bus had been wandering the void, eating everywhere, and if one were to compare, its appetite was not any less than when it was a baby, and it even seemed to eat more.
The Void Bus would never completely devour a place, probably to have a long-term food supply. All of this meant that perhaps it would continue to grow.
And if a Void Bus continued to grow, what would it become? 50 kilometers? 100 kilometers?
And then … would it grow into a Tumbler?
This was not impossible … Based on the structure of the Void Bus, there were quite a few strange things about it.
But even if it was a Void Bus, when it grew to a certain size, it would be very dangerous to approach places with higher gravity, and at this stage, it might need to collect other materials to survive. If that was the case …
Lin thought of the moon.
Could it be that the moon was actually a Void Bus that had grown to its limit?
It seemed like there was a possibility. Almost anything was possible for these creatures with abnormal structures.
But even if the moon's trajectory was strange, its path was fixed, and it was not obvious that it was a living creature.
But perhaps after the Void Bus grew to this size, it would change from its previous wandering behavior to a fixed path? And there were indeed many strange things about it. As far as Lin knew, the moon traveled between two stars, but its path was completely fixed, and it did not eat …
Although the principle was not very clear, Lin believed that when the moon circled a Tumbler for a certain amount of time, the gravitational forces that originally acted on each other would suddenly start to repulsion, and this would cause the moon to fly further and further away from this place …
And this repulsion effect, she did not know how it was produced. Perhaps there was some change in the moon, and it was using some unknown method to produce a special effect, but this was difficult to study. As for the repulsion effect, it was only Lin's guess, mainly because the moon did not feel anything special.
Moreover, if it was alive, why was its route fixed?
Or … was the moon already dead?
If it was dead, how could it continue to move? Or perhaps it was just a phenomenon similar to brain death, and its bodily functions continued to operate.
Lin still did not know if the Void Bus had a 'brain' in the usual sense, and if it continued to operate, where would its energy come from? After all, it did not eat.
Or perhaps it had stored energy that could be used for a long time, but it had not been used up yet. For this kind of creature, tens of thousands of years were a very short period of time.
But this was only a hypothesis. In fact, she did not know what the moon was, and its surface structure was completely different from the shell of the Void Bus.
But there was an interesting hypothesis.
After the Void Bus grew to a certain extent, the number of symbiotic species on its body would increase, and then it would start to form its own ecology …
And at this time, the Void Bus would not look for food, but rely on gravity to wander in the Void.
It would absorb the energy of light and continue to live …
If that was the case, it would be very interesting, although it was difficult to confirm.
As it grew, the interior of the Void Bus must have undergone drastic changes, but no matter how it changed, it would be fine as long as it maintained its' consciousness'.
The current moon did not seem to have any consciousness …
Was it brain dead?
And if the moon was alive, how did it die?
Could it be … those creators?
There were indeed some creators who went deep into the surface, and their tentacles extended deep into the moon's crust …
If the moon was alive, then the only ones who could kill it were the creators.
And the only thing the creators killed was the 'brain', and this moon was still active.
Although it was only a hypothesis, it was indeed worth thinking about.
If she continued to think about it …
Perhaps the creators were not native to the moon. They might have come from somewhere else and lived there.
The moon was relatively small compared to other rollers, and it was strange that there were so many creators on it. In fact, it was very difficult for them to accommodate others of their kind, but what if they had a common goal?
Where did these creators come from? Some corner of the Void? (To be continued …)
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