Industry: Cthulhu

Chapter 75 Prank

After receiving the call, Li Muyun quickly came to Fang Yan's office.

He has no objection to the company's next step of developing the entire industrial chain. After all, the lesson this time is too profound. It is better to trust yourself than to trust anyone else. Even in today's era of the universe, it is still an unchangeable survival principle.

After finishing the discussion about the industrial chain, Li Muyun took out an old and simple envelope with a hint of confusion on his face. "Boss, I have a letter for you here."

Fang Yan was puzzled and his eyes fell on the envelope handed to him by Li Muyun.

The texture of the envelope is very old, the surface is slightly yellowed, and there are even traces of hand-cutting on the edges.

In the middle of the envelope, there were a few big words written in neat Galactic Common Language: From Fang Yan himself.

"Who gave it to me?" Fang Yan asked with a hint of confusion in his tone.

Li Muyun shook his head. "Actually, I don't know how it got there. I was working on some documents and went out to get a cup of coffee. When I came back, I saw it lying quietly on my desk."

"You mean... it appeared out of thin air?" Fang Yan's voice was very low, with a hint of vigilance in his tone.

"That's right." Li Muyun nodded affirmatively. "I checked the office surveillance system, but didn't find anything unusual. I asked the security and front desk staff, and none of them saw anyone delivering a letter either."

Hearing this, Fang Yan's eyes narrowed slightly. He reached out and took the letter from Li Muyun.

Slowly tearing open the envelope, inside was a piece of letter paper made of the same simple material, with a string of neatly arranged numbers on it.

4327-9984-2271/9912
7851-1093-2014/7382
In addition, there was a very brief sentence written on the letter paper: "Here is what you need."

Fang Yan suddenly realized that the string of numbers was a standard marker in the Milky Way. As long as he entered it into the navigation system, he could reach the designated area.

Fang Yan placed the letter on the table, turned on the holographic display, and quickly typed in the string of numbers with his fingers.

In an instant, the star map moved rapidly, and the final direction of the marker gradually became clear. It was a rather remote place on the edge of the Milky Way.

According to the star map markings, the marked area is empty, without any stars, quiet and secluded, and there is nothing abnormal in the parameters obtained by the galaxy scanning array.

"Maybe it's a prank." Fang Yan shrugged and threw the envelope aside.

……

In a blink of an eye, the sky became bright.

Fang Yan stood up, feeling exhausted like a tide. He rubbed his sore eyes and went back to his bedroom to rest.

After all, for him, sleeping is not just physical relaxation, but also the top priority in life, a bit like the training moments in some fairy tales.

Whenever Fang Yan fell into deep sleep, the knowledge and data from that mysterious civilization would flow into his brain like a torrent.

Although Fang Yan has not yet fully understood the principles behind this mysterious phenomenon, it does not prevent this ability from becoming his most powerful weapon and a shortcut to success.

Walking to the bed, Fang Yan leaned back and quickly sank into the soft and comfortable mattress.

"The sky is big, the earth is big, but sleeping is the biggest of all." Fang Yan muttered and slowly closed his eyes.

Between being half asleep and half awake, my consciousness gradually became blurred, as if I was wandering on the boundary between reality and illusion.

Familiar scenes gradually emerged in his mind. Fang Yan seemed to have come to that mysterious galaxy again and was in a world of advanced civilization that had disappeared.

The surrounding buildings are grand and magnificent, as if telling the glorious history of the past.

Fang Yan walked slowly on the street. The pedestrians were dressed in elegant clothes, with gentle and wise eyes.

sigh~
Looking up, a silvery-white starship darted past like a shooting star. Everything felt incredibly real, as if I were truly part of this civilization, a part of it.

Suddenly, Fang Yan's heart trembled violently, and some vague memories quickly emerged in his mind.

That position marker!

He seemed to have grasped a forgotten clue, and his mind suddenly became extremely clear.

Fang Yan remembered some of the knowledge he had learned, some special examples in galaxy scanning and dimensional space, space cracks and space bubbles, and the so-called abyss...

Realizing this, Fang Yan suddenly sat up from the bed and quickly regained consciousness.

He took a few steps to the holographic screen and his fingers moved quickly on the console.

After calling up the position marker star map, he selected five of them from all the results of the galaxy scanning array.

Gravitational wave scanning can sense gravitational fluctuations caused by mass in space. The amplitude and frequency will reflect the distribution state of matter in space. It is usually used to detect ultra-dense celestial bodies, such as black holes.

Cosmic ray scanning can detect the distribution and direction of ultra-high-energy particles in space. When passing through space, they will be deflected by different substances, so they can often reveal special substances hidden in space, but they are random and irregular.

Space fluctuation scanning is used to detect fluctuations and oscillations in space itself. If there are abnormal areas in space, the fluctuations will become chaotic and disordered. And because it can only detect abnormal fluctuations in a short period of time, it is generally considered by researchers to have little reference value.

Element scanning can accurately detect the distribution and concentration changes of basic elements, especially when massive celestial bodies or unknown substances are present, the fluctuations in element concentration will be particularly obvious. Unfortunately, element scanning is easily affected by interstellar dust or magnetic fields, and it is also a technology that is easily overlooked by scholars.

Finally, there is spectral scanning. By analyzing the spectral characteristics of various light sources in the galaxy, the temperature, speed, and overall condition of the space structure of the target area can be reflected. Spectral scanning is the basis of galaxy observation, but for some extremely empty or confined areas, its results are often considered to have little reference value.

In short, this is a strange combination. There are two mainstream scanning technologies in the Milky Way, and the other three are considered useless by scholars and are usually not used as the final reference.

However, Fang Yan retrieved these five seemingly unrelated scanning results one by one and carefully read the final data.

Gravitational wave scans showed that the gravitational field in the area was abnormally stable, with almost no signs of the presence of any massive celestial bodies.

Cosmic ray scanning data showed that high-energy particle activity in the area was close to zero, as if all rays were blocked by an invisible barrier.

The results of the space fluctuation scan showed that the fluctuation value was extremely low, with almost no oscillation, which means that the space structure in this area is unusually stable.

The element scanning results are even more bizarre. The element distribution is surprisingly uniform. It's like a person walking through a desert, erasing all footprints as he walks in order to leave no traces.

The spectral scan results were almost completely ineffective. There was only a single frequency in that area, and no matter which direction you looked from, you could only see the same bland spectral lines.

Fang Yan's hands were shaking slightly as he quickly adjusted the light curtain.

The five results all seemed to prove that the galaxy was peaceful and empty, but Fang Yan's heart was beating wildly.

He stared at the holographic screen and muttered to himself, "Every point in space has its own unique fluctuations and elemental composition, but here, it's like a perfect vacuum."

“Nothing in this world is perfect, ever.”

Fang Yan gritted his teeth and adjusted his fingers quickly, overlapping the curves of the five scanning data.

In an instant, an unusual curved shape emerged.

It was a deep sinking curve, spreading out in all directions like a whirlpool, forming extremely distorted spatial ripples.

Fang Yan stared at the strange image on the screen and couldn't help but gasp.

(End of this chapter)