After admiring the rare and strange scenery for a moment, the two of them and the dog went to a stone platform on high ground in the valley, where a dozen old container dormitories were stacked.
After sending the dozen or so people inside into his inventory, the valley was completely paved. Luke and Selina then began to renovate and renovate it.
Sloan didn't care about human lives. All he cared about was the Blood Orchid.
Also, if they wanted to transport the containers to the valley, they would have to use a heavy helicopter, and it would be more troublesome to cover up their tracks.
Thus, the living conditions of the staff in this camp were rather ordinary. The best environment was only the special containers where the extraction room and the storage room were.
Of course, Luke didn't like these crappy things, and he had no intention of sleeping in the secondhand containers.
He simply put them all away and took out the strengthened box-like structures that he had already completed from his inventory to build a new fortress-like base.
In less than half a day, he and Selina finished piecing together and reinforcing the new base.
At that moment, he released the ordinary robots and the telepathic robots from his inventory, and the AI program took over the operation of the base.
The valley was renamed Isis Base, and the AI program was called Isis. Isis (the goddess of life in ancient Egyptian mythology and the wife of Osiris)
Over the past year, Luke's mental terminal technology had been further perfected.
Now, as long as a drone with a mental transit function entered the Caribbean, he could control the Blood Orchid prototype in most parts of America.
However, the prototype was only used for regular patrols, and Luke wasn't interested in keeping an eye on it.
The planting and initial processing of the Blood Orchid was done by the ordinary robots controlled by Isis.
…
At dawn, Selina yawned and got up. When she washed up, she knocked on the wall next to her. "When is breakfast?"
Luke's voice came from below. "I was just waiting for you to wake up. Gold Nugget has been eating snacks for half an hour."
Selina said, "You dog traitor!"
Gold Nugget was at a loss. "Whimper?"
This wasn't a luxury cruise ship, and it wasn't convenient to go online. It had nothing else to do, and could only watch movies on an alien laptop with a large hard drive.
Even so, couldn't the Selina family have some snacks? Cursing Selina inwardly, the dog head silently took two more roast beef dumplings and chewed.
After breakfast, Luke and Selina set off with Gold Nugget.
They had never been to such a primitive tropical rainforest before.
The two of them had nano armor, which isolated the most dangerous venomous insects, snakes, and ants. They were able to walk through the dense forest as if they were walking on flat ground.
Gold Nugget even opened its visor and transformed into its complete form. It flipped trees upside down and searched for "food."
Luke and Selina, on the other hand, strolled leisurely and took pictures of each other whenever they saw something strange.
The most important thing was to find lunch ingredients.
The Amazon jungle was the most diverse jungle on Earth. There were too many things to eat in it.
Even with the help of the smart program, Luke couldn't be sure if most of the food was edible.
Of course, they wouldn't eat wild animals.
They only collected a variety of side dishes and fruits, which was absolutely environmentally friendly.
The armor would do a preliminary analysis when he was collecting the ingredients. If she was still poisoned, he would have Gold Nugget save her and protect her.
With Poison Resistance and Elementary Self-Healing, Luke was highly resistant to poison. It wouldn't be easy for him to die.
Just like that, he walked for more than 20 kilometers, and it was lunchtime.
It was mainly because the dog head was having fun everywhere, and Luke and Selina weren't in a hurry to travel, so they weren't moving very fast.
They found a small boat next to a small river, and Luke and Selina boarded it to prepare lunch.
Gold Nugget was still running around in the jungle by the river. In the end, it even turned off its visor and jumped into the river to play.
According to Selina, it was looking for fish to eat.
Luke politely declined.
Nobody knew how many unknown substances were in the river in the tropical jungle. Who would dare eat the fish here?
Alien dogs might have the appetite, but Earthlings really couldn't.
While Luke was cooking and Selina was waiting for lunch, Gold Nugget suddenly sent a congratulatory message. "Awoo!"
Hearing Gold Nugget's voice, she stood up curiously and walked to the back of the boat. "What's the good stuff?"
Gold Nugget scuttled out of the water and jumped onto the back of the boat. It put something that had been tied to the dog's visor with its original body's tentacles on the deck. "Awoo?"
Selina rolled her eyes. "Got it. You picked it up. It's yours."
Sunlight shone in through the gaps in the trees above the river and shone on the translucent object.
Selina only needed to scan it with her armor to confirm that it was a natural topaz.
Topaz wasn't rare in Brazil, which was the largest producer of colored gems in the world.
But topaz the size of a baby's head, which looked transparent and had few impurities, were rare.
She also understood why Gold Nugget had picked it up so excitedly. It looked a little like a dog's head, except that it was a little abstract.
Plus the yellow color, it would be strange if Gold Nugget wasn't tempted.
Reassured, Gold Nugget excitedly turned around and jumped into the river.
It had wanted to catch fish, but it had actually found a treasure.
It didn't need to share this with Selina, and was immediately even more interested.
Selina: "… You damn dog, don't come back for lunch if you can."
Unfortunately, she hadn't turned on the comms channel, and was just rambling.
After cursing, she got a large glove box from Luke and put the topaz inside. She then fixed the box in a corner of the back of the deck and went in to wait for lunch.
In any case, she wouldn't go into the water. Who cared what the dog head found?
It took Luke half an hour to make lunch. After he called Gold Nugget back, he followed Selina to see what the dog head had found.
There was already a lot of stuff in the fifty-centimeter-tall glove box.
Luke poked around with a metal rod and clicked his tongue in wonder. "This guy's not bad. He actually found a lot of good stuff."
Selina snorted. "It's mainly because no one comes here, right? It also has the Hellhound armor to scan, so of course it can find things quickly. "
Luke chuckled and didn't retort.
Selina wasn't envious or jealous. She had also found something when she went down with the armor.
Just like she said, this primitive jungle river that no one had ever set foot in was filled with minerals that had been washed away over countless years.
Most of the things the dog head found were colored gems of various sizes, including crystals, tourmalines, emeralds, and so on.
A few of them had obvious traces of being polished by humans. They should have been carried here by the flood from other places.
Secondly, there were a few ores embedded with natural gold particles.
If the gold was a little bigger, it would be the same kind of gold as Gold Nugget — nugget gold.
But the most valuable thing was still the topaz. The other gems weren't very valuable.
In fact, even if the dog head worked here for the rest of its life, it wouldn't make as much money as it did a few days ago.
So, as the old saying went: Just treat it as playing with a dog.
While they were looking through the dog head's new "treasure," it jumped out of the water again.
After dehydrating, disinfecting, and deodorizing the armor, it opened the armor and exhaled hot air. "Woof, woof?"
Luke rubbed the dog's head with a smile. "Okay, you can play with it only after it's disinfected."
The dog wagged its tail happily, and the dog head was filled with satisfaction.
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