This warship did not actually have a control room.
This was because the captor did not need a controller. Every part of this warship could be considered a soldier.
The entire Capturer's warship was made up of a large number of units, and each unit controlled a certain part of the warship with their own thoughts.
However, in the warship, there was a place called the 'Thought Concentration Point'. It could be said that all the soldiers' thoughts would pass through that place to integrate all the information.
Lin knew this from the memories of the Void Bus.
At the same time, Lin also believed that the water ball attack might have damaged the 'thinking' of every unit on the warship, which was why the entire warship fell into a state of stagnation.
However, the attack of the water ball did not damage most parts of the warship. This allowed the warship to remain intact, but it could not operate.
Lin had thought so before.
When Lin was chasing after the cub, she noticed that the transparent wall of the Stargazing Gallery had risen. Lin thought that something might be controlling the operation of the gallery.
It could be the captors, or some of the surviving individuals. Although he didn't know why they opened the wall or what it was for, he didn't know.
Lin had searched the Stargazing Promenade before and found this place's' Thought Point ', which could be described as a place similar to the brain.
This part was indeed destroyed, as if it had exploded. However, the control of the corridor would not be paralyzed just like that. It could still be controlled through other areas.
This area was the concentration point of the battleship's thoughts. Because of this concentration point, every part of the battleship could be controlled by other parts of the battleship even if the controller was brain-dead.
Lin believed that if they could find this concentration point, they would be able to see what was controlling the walls of the corridor.
Now, Lin had arrived at the location of the gathering point, which was an enclosed space.
Because this place didn't allow other creatures to visit, there wasn't enough space to accommodate any creatures, so Lin's troops could only move to a location closest to the gathering point.
This was the place where Rosalie and the residents had protested against the captors.
This place seemed to have been badly damaged. After Lin arrived here, all she saw was a large pile of debris. Lin felt that it might be difficult to continue moving forward. These fragments had to be dug out.
With that in mind, Lin ordered the troops to start moving. Lin ordered the mechanical spiders to move the debris in front of them one by one. As long as they could loosen the debris, they would be able to continue moving forward.
But it seemed to take a lot of time, so it might be before Lin finished moving. Something else would happen.
That is.
"We're going to hit it!"
At the back of the battleship, Lin's Mechanical Octopus was with Rosalie. When Lin went to capture the young, it had been here all the time, and when Lin came back, it didn't leave.
This was because Rosalie had always been worried about the ruins ahead.
Currently, the warship was about a thousand kilometers away from the ruins, and the warship was moving at a speed of ten kilometers per second.
Soon, it would crash into the floating wreckage in the ruins.
She didn't know if this would cause the warship to be destroyed. Although the captor's warship was larger than any of the wreckages Lin had seen, there were simply too many of them, and at this speed, the entire place would probably collapse.
Although if it exploded, Lin could still continue to explore the secrets of the battleship. But there would be a lot of trouble.
However, there was one particular problem that needed to be paid attention to, and that was the warship's speed.
Every second, the warship's speed would decrease. It felt like they were moving through water, and there was some sort of 'resistance' around them, causing the warship to slow down.
Perhaps after reaching that place, the warship's speed would be so slow that it wouldn't be destroyed?
"What should we do?" Rosalie appeared very nervous: "Since just now, I've been trying to contact my own kind, but they didn't respond …"
"Your own kind?" Lin doubtfully asked: "Where are they?"
"Take a look at this and you'll know" Rosalie pulled out a long cylindrical object from the armor at her waist and handed it to the Mechanical Octopus. "I've already locked onto it, you'll see it as soon as you look"
The Mechanical Octopus picked up the cylindrical object and looked at the ruins. Lin immediately saw a certain image. Among the various floating objects in the ruins, one of them was' highlighted '.
"This is your Void City?"
Lin saw that the floating object was a large square object, but there were also many small square and spherical structures protruding from its surface. Its overall diameter was around ten kilometers, made entirely of metal, and its outer shell was full of cracks and traces of corrosion. It felt like it had been attacked by many things. The words' Void City 'were painted on one side of the outer shell with red dye, and it was one of the larger floating objects.
Of course, it was still too small compared to the warship, and more importantly, it was located at the edge of the ruins. In other words, if the warship rushed over, Void City would definitely be hit by it.
"That's right! That's where I used to live. I still have a way to contact them, but why can't I contact them? If they don't dodge "Rosalie became more and more nervous, but there was nothing she could do.
Lin felt that it would be very difficult to stop this warship. The warship was quite large, and it wasn't moving on its own, it was being attracted by something.
But what was it that attracted the warship?
The only thing that could transport this warship to this place was probably the Star Bus.
Due to the size of the warship, it was difficult for the Star Bus to transport such a large object. Of course, it was possible that the large group of Star Buses that originally lived on the warship were transported together, but they were no longer here.
So, there was such a possibility. The gravitational sphere surrounded by the ruins was the Star Bus, and it might continue to attract all kinds of wreckage here.
But Lin had a strange feeling that it wasn't the Star Bus, at least not an ordinary Star Bus.
It might have a lot to do with the gelatinous creatures here.
Now, the gelatinous creatures were still doing all kinds of strange things in the warship, such as decomposing meat and so on, and they were still evading the mutated residents' pursuit.
But now, it was meaningless for the mutated residents to pursue them because the warship had already reached this position. No matter how many gelatinous creatures they hunted, the warship would not be able to turn back.
And the gelatinous creatures, Lin felt that they were very similar to the gelatinous creatures floating in the rocks.
The gelatinous creatures floating in the rocks were also related to the Star Bus. The relationship between them made Lin think of a special possibility, but she could only confirm it when she got close to the gravitational sphere.
In any case, the warship was being attracted, and it must be related to the gravitational sphere. In this case, Lin wanted to try to communicate with it. So now, Lin's group of troops had arrived at the warship's signal transmission room.
This place was also a sealed and collapsed area, but the debris here was easier to clean up, and Lin also found that the main structure here was not damaged.
But in fact, it didn't matter whether the things here were damaged or not. Lin's troops just occupied a place here and then built their own signal transmission device.
The main reason why they built it here was that the signal sent out here could quickly reach the edge of the warship and then be sent out to the surrounding void.
There was a special transmission system in the transmission room that could transmit the internal signal out, and it could transmit many kinds of signals, including the signal that Lin was sending out.
The transmission system was not damaged. Lin just needed to connect her signal transmission device to the transmission system, and it would be able to transmit.
Buzz.
With that in mind, Lin activated the signal transmission device she made with the mechanical spider. As for the sound, it was also simulated by Lin.
Recently, Lin had been trying to add 'sound effects' to everything, and it seemed to be quite interesting.
The signal was now sent through the warship's internal system to the edge of the warship, and was sent out to the surrounding void.
Originally, the captor would control the system to control the direction of the signal, but now that there was no captor controlling it, the signal was sent out in any direction.
And the ruins would also receive the signal.
This signal was something that the Star Bus's nervous system could interpret, and Lin just told it to respond if it received it.
But it didn't seem to respond.
After sending out the signal, Lin still didn't receive any signal.
So, Lin continued to let the device send out more signals. After a large number of signals were sent out, Lin finally saw a reaction.
Unfortunately, it wasn't the gravitational sphere's reaction, but the 'Void City's' reaction.
"They, they moved! They're paying attention here! "
Atlan suddenly became very happy, because both he and Lin saw that the place called Void City was spewing out a large amount of energy and starting to move.
It seemed that they could move freely to avoid dangerous situations. This way, they could indeed avoid the warship, but Lin noticed that they were moving very slowly.
This was mainly because there were too many fragments around them. They had to be very careful not to crash into the fragments, and then leave the warship's impact range.
And the warship didn't slow down as Lin thought. Instead, it sped up a little, and now it was about a hundred kilometers away from crashing into the city.
Not only would it destroy the Void City, but it might also destroy the entire warship. (To be continued.)
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