Dust swirled around Lin's vision. This was the specific scenery of this place.
The Transpirators had once evolved in this place, but they didn't seem to care much about this area. At least, their troops weren't here.
Only a variety of 'wild animals' appeared here. Lin's pompoms and metal spiders saw many of them here. The strange thing was … most of them were tubular.
It didn't matter if it was the 'round wood' at the very beginning, or the exploding stone pipes, or the creatures that were floating in the dust after that.
They had very similar appearances, cylindrical bodies, and hollow insides. Their outer shells could be like wood, metal, or stone, and so on. Their living habits were also very similar, which was to float here and absorb debris as food, and fly with a jet.
Now, Lin's pompoms were floating next to such a group of creatures, observing their behavior.
They were very small, with a length of only about a meter. They looked like stone tubes, and these tubes with stone shells were very common creatures here.
They had a special self-destruct system. Under certain circumstances, they would self-destruct.
However, there was something more conspicuous than them, and that was the amber floating around them. Lin was actually mainly studying this amber here.
This amber was created by the Peryan Recorder. It contained records and descriptions of the surrounding environment and creatures.
The Recorder lived here in a special form and continued to produce this amber. However, the Recorder was not a native species here.
They were … brought here.
Previously, Lin found a piece of amber that recorded the process of how they were brought here. The reason they were brought here was mainly because of the Transpirators.
In fact, the Recorder here was brought here from the shattered continent. The Transpirators' purpose of cultivating Peryan there was to produce these Recorder and bring them here.
They asked the Recorder to investigate things about Midgard. To be precise, it was about Midgard's … children.
The Transpirators believed that Midgard had … children. According to the Recorder's description, the Transpirators had been trying to find Midgard's children.
At first, they even communicated with the Perk Cliff Recorder, asking for their help in the search. Of course, the Perk Cliff Recorder didn't help. Instead, it recorded the process of the Transpirators asking for their help.
After that, the Evaporator didn't ask them for anything else. Instead, it just threw the Recorder here. Even if it wasn't asked, the Recorder here would automatically record the environment and complete the Evaporator's mission.
But was there really a Midgard cub here?
The tube-shaped creatures here were indeed similar to Midgard. Not only did they look alike, but Lin also noticed that their … composition was similar to Midgard's surface composition.
However, that was all there was to it. These creatures had nothing to do with Midgard. They were just ordinary wild animals that lived here.
The recorder had lived here for a long time and had never come to the conclusion that these pipes were juveniles. They only recorded the ecology of these pipes.
However, the term 'cubs' was quite interesting. Could there be cubs in Midgard?
With that in mind, Lin let the pom-poms slowly move forward.
The small rock pipes in front of her also noticed the pom-poms at this moment. They quickly escaped into the surrounding dust and disappeared, leaving the amber behind.
After flying over to inspect the amber, Lin found that … there was nothing special in it. It was just a record of the environment.
It seemed that there was nothing here. Lin needed to find other ambers. This place was full of ambers. Lin felt that she could find some more important information among them, mainly about the Transpirators. She might be able to find … information about the Transpirators' construction site.
Perhaps … she should go there to look.
Although there was dust everywhere, it was actually divided into many areas. Different areas had different 'climates', and the composition of the dust was also different.
There was a place called the 'Lookout Ground'. It was … a very interesting place. It was said that a group of … intelligent creatures lived there.
Lin let the pom-poms fly there. However, it was very far from here, so it would take a while to reach.
Before arriving, Lin paid attention to … the Meltdown Ground.
The Meltdown Ground was still being fed a lot of information by the colored mud. Unlike before, the Meltdown Ground seemed to believe the colored mud's information. It felt that the colored mud could really help it fulfill its wish … to find Midgard.
The colored mud was also helping it fulfill its wish. Lin Sanjiu did not know how long it would take. However, the Meltdown Ground would probably not die before its wish was fulfilled.
That was if the Transpirators did not interfere.
If possible, Lin wanted the Meltdown Ground to fulfill its wish. This way, Lin might be able to find Midgard with it. The colored mud might have a way to make the Meltdown Ground enter the frozen void.
Lin also had to think of a way … to follow them. Of course, she also had to pay attention to the Transpirators' movements.
They did not seem to be moving at all. It seemed like they did not intend to continue attacking or do anything else … However, these Transpirators would not give up so quickly.
Lin had to find that place … before they did.
While Lin was thinking about these things, the pom-poms arrived at the place Lin wanted to go.
This place was called the Lookout Ground. To be specific, it was a place where one could look at the stars.
However, one could not look at the real stars from here. This place was still surrounded by a large pile of dust. It was a very large … empty space in the middle of the dust.
The dust here was a little special. It emitted a flickering light that looked like the stars. Moreover, it was not simply flickering. Instead, it was arranged into a specific shape.
It was said that this was the shape of the stars nearby. A group of … natives living here created it.
These creatures were … very small. They were the same size as the dust around them, usually a few millimeters in size. However, according to the records, they were very intelligent. That was why they could draw 'star charts' on the dust.
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