The door leading to the "Main Control Room" opened. However, not only was Amber confused, even Gwen, the "satellite spirit", did not understand how all this happened. He did not believe that the half-elf's "smack repair method" could really fix the ancient access control system. After thinking about it, he could only temporarily attribute it to a coincidence, even if he did not believe that it was a coincidence at all.
"After all, it's such an old thing. It's more than a million years old. There must be something wrong with it … Wait a minute, did you hear any sound from inside?"
Amber muttered, but Gwen had already stepped past her and walked to the other side of the door.
As soon as he stepped through the door, countless flashing red lights filled Gwen's vision. His heart instantly jumped. Then, he saw the scene in the "Main Control Room".
It was an extremely spacious fan-shaped hall. A large number of control consoles and ancient equipment of unknown functions were placed in the sectors of the hall. Under the red light that filled the entire room, countless holographic projections floated above the equipment. At this moment, almost all the interfaces were flashing with a dazzling red light and constantly jumping erratic symbols and diagrams. There were also black-red stains covering the original silver-white floor and walls of the hall. Between the stains, there were dents and pits left by some kind of intense corrosion. This terrifying scene was as if a huge monster with lethal venom was wandering in this hall, and its poisonous limbs left countless marks here! Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
The incessant sound of the alarm filled the hall, and the rapid ringing was distracting. This was the sound that Amber had just heard a few seconds ago.
"I don't think it's good …" Amber followed into the Main Control Room. After seeing the scene inside, she instantly widened her eyes. "I guess this place was definitely not like this when it was operating normally …"
"It's the pollution of the Reverse Tide … It's really the pollution of the Reverse Tide …" Gwen muttered to himself. The scene behind the door shocked him, but he vaguely seemed to have expected it. At this moment, the eye-catching red warning lights and continuous system alarms still filled the hall. He stepped into the Main Control Room and walked towards the control consoles covered with traces of pollution. At the end of his vision, at the front of the fan-shaped hall, there was a huge hemispherical device placed in the center of an open area. The huge holographic projection above the device also had countless erratic lines and warning messages that had accumulated for many years. In the center of the constantly shaking and distorted image, a line of intermittent jumping characters was reflected in Gwen's eyes.
The system has been fatally damaged. Unknown intrusion has gone out of control …
Footsteps came from behind as the others entered the Main Control Room. The warning lights and alarms in all directions made everyone nervous and shocked. Even Victoria, who had maintained an indifferent expression, subconsciously clenched the combat staff in her hand and took a step closer to Modir. Melita stepped out from the crowd and quickly came to Gwen's side. Her voice was low and serious. "We are one step late again … or perhaps many years late. This place has been polluted."
"Yes, it has been polluted, and the polluter has disappeared after completing the destruction." Gwen looked around the devastated Main Control Room. The traces of pollution and erosion were shocking, but the culprit of the pollution was obviously not here. "There are no spatial rifts here, and the cabin itself shows no signs of damage … How did 'that thing' come in, and how did it leave?"
Melita gently took a breath. "Perhaps it has' evolved 'here and mastered some kind of ability to move beyond the constraints of the laws of matter … or it may have other ways to escape …"
"But the spaceship is still flying," Kamel floated up from the side and said in a buzzing voice. "Perhaps the damage here is not as serious as we thought. At least it can still perform its normal patrol mission between the divine realms …"
"Is that so?" Gwen frowned and said slowly in a low voice. "Is it really patrolling as usual? All the control devices here have fallen into a serious breakdown, the main system has lost its response, and the entire control room is' dead '. But the spaceship is still cruising' normally 'as usual for hundreds of years. Don't you think this is more frightening than a spaceship crash? "
"A dead man with his head cut off is not frightening. It is frightening that he is not dead." Daniel's face was illuminated by the red light, and his voice was cold. "Especially after he was beheaded, he still lived as usual for hundreds of years …"
Daniel's words sent a chill down everyone's spine. Everyone realized the real horror behind the completely 'dead' control room and the spaceship cruising as usual. At this moment, everyone felt a low vibration under their feet, as if the power system of the giant spaceship was undergoing some large-scale operation. Amber jumped up and hung on Gwen's arm like a koala. Gwen turned his head and looked at the largest hemispherical holographic projection.
He saw that the lines on the holographic projection were shaking, and there seemed to be something stubbornly operating in the completely collapsed spaceship system. He saw some vague outline of some external surveillance images, and he saw a large shadow appearing at the end of the spaceship's route. Between the intermittent jumping characters, he barely recognized some of the content. "Approaching … the homeport …"
…
Chaotic and dirty clouds shrouded the decaying dark land. The charging cloud in the sky was releasing powerful electric current, and the bright flash briefly illuminated the wasteland that was forever in darkness. Amid the thunder, Firna, who was supervising the operation of the rune stones, suddenly looked up and gloomily looked at a certain direction in the sky. Her eyes were not focused on the clouds, but seemed to be looking through the clouds at a more distant place.
Rayna, who was supervising the scene, also looked up at the same time. The twin elves were silent for a moment before Firna broke the silence. Her voice rang directly in Rayna's mind. "Did you feel it?"
"I felt it. Someone opened the door of the third spaceship's main control room … the door that was locked." Rayna also directly replied in the spiritual link. Her voice was as cold as Firna's, and the elf who always had a smile on her face had a gloomy expression that had never been seen before. "Someone is invading …"
Firna lowered her head slightly as if she was listening to some movement in the distance. After a moment, she said, "I've identified the identity. It's the keeper of the star map, an ancient alien pass."
"The keeper of the star map? That pathetic guard? " Rayna's eyes were cold. "Isn't she already trapped in her pitiful 'sanctuary'? And the door is locked by her own spawn … How could she escape? "
"That pathetic guard is still trapped in the sanctuary. She won't be able to break the deadlock for another hundred thousand years. I can feel it …" Firna said in the spiritual link they shared. She looked up again and looked at the boundless wasteland in the distance. "Maybe it's just a few reptiles who accidentally stepped into a place they shouldn't have …"
"Are we not going to do anything?" Rayna frowned.
"… The price is too high. Our mortal bodies are too weak to support further 'connection'." Firna shook her head after a moment of thought. "But don't worry, the third spaceship did not send any further warning. Those weak intruders … even if they step into the main control room, they won't be able to affect anything. And if they really dare to do something … the automatic alert system will naturally correct their 'mistake'."
"… Maybe, but it's still a variable," Rayna said. She looked at the wasteland not far away. The treants and mutant giants were busy on the open ground, and a dark blue fissure that had formed in the air was lying quietly in the deep pit formed by the depression in the ground. "I don't like to do things outside the plan … Maybe we should speed up the process and let these stupid creatures use their remaining value."
"If these stupid creatures were even a little bit useful, we wouldn't be dawdling on this wasteland for so long," Firna said coldly. She stared at the mutant and treant priests on the wasteland as if she was looking at a group of restless ants and boring rotten wood. "Not only is the efficiency low, even the runestones … are having problems."
Rayna narrowed her eyes slightly. The words of her 'sister' reminded her of the recent accident. "The runestones … There have been several cases where the runestones have lost their response. The runestones that took a lot of effort and manpower to create disappeared without a trace after they were thrown into the Dark Blue Vein Current. Borken could not find out the reason at all. The reply he gave was always that he was analyzing and researching!"
"Maybe we are expecting too much from these believers. Their shallow skills are not enough to master the knowledge we have imparted to them, even if it is just making some of the most basic functions of the polarization controller."
"But now we can only use them," Rayna said, shaking her head. "Since there is a problem with the quality, we can make up for it with quantity. Anyway, they are not tired, and for the 'great cause' in their minds, they are willing to sleep and rest. Increase the amount of runestones input, speed up the adjustment of the Dark Blue Network … The variables have appeared, and the plan needs to be completed as soon as possible. "
The conversation in the spiritual link had ended, and the twin elves were still standing on the boulder in silence, overlooking the "construction site" not far away. Their conversation was completed in their minds, and in the eyes of the treant priests who were patrolling nearby, the two elves did not do anything other than occasionally looking up at the sky and the distance.
In the wilderness not far away, the stabilized Dark Blue Rift was lying quietly in the deep pit on the ground. Two mutant giants walked step by step toward the deep pit. On their shoulders, a black stone tablet with a complex rune structure was flashing, ready to be thrown into the rift.
…
Water elemental domain, deep in the Boundless Sea.
The glowing blue veins flowed in the depths of the sea, and a layer of 'barrier' covering the outside of the veins separated the light stream from the sea outside. The river flowing in the sea was a marvel, but the elemental creatures living in the Boundless Sea stayed away from these beautiful rivers. The native water elementals did not like the pure magic power in the Dark Blue Network because it would affect their health.
But the elemental creatures from other places did not have this problem. They not only knew how to appreciate the beauty of the magic veins, but sometimes they even wanted to dive in.
Two siren sentinels floated in the sea very close to one of the Dark Blue Veins. One of them had long lavender hair, and the other had blue hair draped over her shoulders.
They held the trident lightwave blades in their hands and the particle pulse rifles at their waists. While staring at the surging blue 'river' in front of them, their bodies were tense.
The two Tidal Royal Guards who were sent here to act as sentinels and monitor the Dark Blue Network were fully focused at the moment.
Suddenly, the lavender siren with long lavender hair seemed to have sensed something. She raised the trident in her hand slightly, and in the next second, a swift shadow suddenly appeared in the surging blue light stream. It was an unknown entity that was moving quickly in the energy stream. It was very fast, but it could not escape the reaction of the well-trained Tidal Royal Guards.
The trident was quickly thrust forward, and the lightwave blades easily cut open the incorporeal energy stream. Then, a crisp 'ding' sound spread in the sea. The purple-haired siren raised her hand, and a pitch-black 'cube' with a flashing surface was thrown out of the Dark Blue Veins, rolling and floating in the Boundless Sea into the distance.
"Hey! I got it! I got it! Vela, hurry up and get that thing back — use your big tail! "
"I don't need you to tell me that!" The blue-haired siren called Vela quickly turned around. Her long snake tail extended in the sea, and in the blink of an eye, it extended several times. In an instant, she rolled up the seemingly heavy black cube. The cube's weight pulled her down, but in the next second, she controlled the surrounding seawater to firmly stabilize herself, and then dragged the cube back to her.
"It's done, Coroline." Vela looked up at her comrade in front of her. "Let's go back to the outpost."
The purple-haired siren, Coroline, had a happy smile on her face. She carried the trident on her shoulder and stretched out her tail to curl around the edge of the black cube. Together with her comrade, she dragged the heavy trophy and swam towards the huge shadow that was faintly floating on the sea not far away.
With a splash, the two siren sentinels floated to the surface of the Boundless Sea. On this vast sea, the eternal rainstorm did not stop.
A small platform automatically descended from the edge of the outpost. The two sirens placed the heavy 'cargo' on the platform, and then nimbly jumped out of the water and onto the platform. The platform smoothly rose and slid to the side. A moment later, Coroline and Vela brought their trophy back to the rest area of the outpost.
They pushed and pulled, one in front and one behind, pushing and pulling the heavy black cube to an open space.
On the side, there were already three identical black cubes quietly placed in a row.
Each cube had a huge damaged area, which was the damage caused by the lightwave blades. The delicate internal structure of the cubes was completely destroyed by such an impact, and naturally, they had lost their original function.
Vela pushed hard with her tail and pushed the fourth cube to the predetermined position. The last bit of runes on the surface of the cube slowly dissipated with the collapse of its internal system, and finally, only four black cubes were left in a row, looking neat and tidy.
"Another one. Including the newest one, we have already fished out four cubes in the past few days." Coroline came to the cubes, looked up and down at their black appearance, and looked confused. "So what the hell is this? What should we do? Why hasn't the Queen responded yet?"
"Nonsense, don't the Great Witches need time to analyze and discuss?" Vela glanced at her comrade. "Let's wait patiently."
(End of Chapter)
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