Life Dungeon Game

he asked softly.

"Seven minutes have passed now, and it will probably take another three minutes, sir."

A02 replied.

"it is good."

He Ao turned around and looked around. A twisted little door came into view.

He remembered that A02 had mentioned that the lab had a time-space jump tester that was directly connected to the spaceship's engine, located behind a small door near the exit.

"What will happen if I activate the time-space jump tester?"

As He Ao walked toward the small door, he casually asked.

"If you start the test, the engine will start, and the spacetime around the spaceship will be distorted to some extent, but the distortion will not be very large."

A02 replied.

"It looks quite interesting,"

He Ao walked to the twisted little door and kicked it open.

A narrow little room appeared before him.

He turned on his flashlight and shone it around.

There were no other monsters behind the door, nor on the ceiling.

He Ao entered the room, which was simply decorated with rows of machines arranged closely together, covering all four walls.

At the very center of these instruments, in the center of the room, there is a simple control panel.

He Ao walked to the control panel.

There should have been a screen on the control panel, but now only a small portion of it remains.

Fortunately, some of the more important buttons on this control panel have language labels for the second and other areas.

He pressed a few buttons randomly, and then turned on the button labeled 'Start'.

In that instant, bright, star-like lights illuminated the entire room, and the sounds of countless machines operating filled the air.

All the machines in the room started flashing.

Perhaps because they hadn't been used for a long time, these machines were making some noise when they were running.

"Sir, have you activated the time-space jump test device?"

A02's voice came from outside the door.

“It seems so,” He said, looking at the densely packed buttons on the control panel. “If I want to connect the engine for testing, which button should I press?”

“Press the green one. If you want to test it, you will need to enter the spacetime coordinates for the test,” A02 said. “Sir, if you have never used this kind of device before, please try not to operate it casually.”

"I know,"

He Ao nodded and pressed the green button. At the same time, a red light lit up next to the green button. "Next, how do I input the spacetime coordinates? It seems like all those spacetime beacons outside are broken."

"If no spacetime coordinates are available, you can enter the spacetime coordinates we are currently using to perform a self-test."

A02 replied.

How do we determine our current spacetime coordinates?

He Ao asked, "Does this instrument store it? Or do we need to read it? Is there any device that can read the spacetime coordinates?"

“Any device capable of traversing time and space can read the time and space coordinates of its location, sir.”

A02 said casually.

He Ao paused in his movements.

These words, however, struck him like a thunderclap.

A flash of light, like lightning, connected everything in his mind from the beginning to the present.

"The time-space jump tester also has this function. You can click the fifth button from the left in the last row at the bottom left, the red one,"

A02's words then rang in He Ao's ears: "Pressing the button will instantly generate the spatiotemporal coordinates of the current location. After the coordinates are generated, the testing device of the tester will automatically read the coordinate content."

“Okay,” He Ao pressed the red button, his tone natural. “After reading this spacetime coordinate, if I want to test it repeatedly, do I need to enter it again?”

“No need, the instrument will store the time and space coordinates for at least half an hour,” A02 said. “Sir, I still suggest that if you don’t have experience, it’s best not to try to operate the instrument.”

He Ao did not answer; at that moment, he was looking up at the sky.

Whether it was due to a backup cache or not, this instrument read spacetime coordinates extremely quickly. Almost as soon as he spoke, the enormous and complex projection pattern that filled the entire space appeared in He Ao's field of vision.

This pattern is completely different from the pattern stored by the spacetime beacon.

He Ao activated his super memory, memorized the pattern, and simultaneously took out the spacetime beacon and clicked "add".

Soon, a new pop-up window appeared.

[Added successfully]

This spacetime coordinate is stored in the fourth empty slot.

He Ao put away the time-space beacon and wiped the blood that was flowing from his face again.

At this moment, the spacetime coordinate projection in the void also slowly disappeared.

The red light next to the green button has now turned green.

After a moment's thought, He Ao placed his hand on the green button and pressed it a second time.

For a moment, the entire spaceship trembled.

Then He Ao released his hand, and after a brief pause, pressed the green button again.

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Navigator Fourth Circular Compartment

Zhang Yusi was squatting in the hall of the safe house, deep in thought.

Suddenly, the entire spaceship shuddered.

"what happened?"

Shu Gui, who was standing nearby, immediately stood up and said with some surprise, "Yu Si, look out the window! The starry sky outside!"

"Ok?"

Zhang Yusi looked up at the huge floor-to-ceiling glass window that covered half of the hall.

In the vast, silent night, the stars, as still as ancient history, tremble with brilliance.

"The stars are twinkling!"

Asien, standing beside him, also looked up, staring blankly at the starry sky outside, and said in a hoarse, broken Middle-earth language, "Is it an anomaly?"

"It's not an anomaly,"

Zhang Yusi slowly stood up.

"These stars are trying to tell us something."

She immediately raised the miniature computer in her hand and recorded the frequency of the flashing.

When all the flashing stopped, her recording also ended.

Shu Gui and Ya Xien gathered around.

"It's a code, the research institute's standard coded code,"

She stared at the diagram on the computer screen. "But what's the first character of the code?"

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Chapter 635 Setting Sail (Long Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

The towering arched gate stood horizontally under the dim light.

Twisted blood and broken steel covered the ground in front of the gate, forming a rising slope.

Thick boots trod on the bent steel as they climbed step by step up the slope paved with corpses and blood.

The dim light stretched the person's shadow long over the dark red bloodstains.

Step by step, until they reached the towering gate.

The shadow lingered at the door, gazing up at the towering gate like a saint worshipping his god.

click-

The sound of a broken piece of metal being trampled echoed behind him.

He turned around and looked down at the person who had come from behind him.

The dim light illuminated the newcomer's short, choppy brown hair and upright posture.

The even glow spread across the steel spear in the newcomer's hand, his blood-stained face, and his tattered clothes.

"It's nice to meet you again, Lord Iver."

The figure standing in front of the door turned completely around, looking down at the person coming from behind with a smile.

"So it was you,"

Iver stared at his face, slightly surprised, then his expression darkened. "You've been lying to us all along?"

"I did not deceive anyone; in this world, sometimes the line between truth and falsehood is not clear."

The figure stared at Iver and spread his hands. "What you need is behind this door."

“It looks like,” Iver lowered his head, gazing at the ramp made of steel corpses and blood, “that door won’t be easy to open.”

“That’s true for these monsters,” the figure chuckled, “but not for you.”

"Is it?"

Iver raised his spear, supported his body, and stepped up the slope.

"Talent Sequence 91: Lone Wolf, you crave greater power and higher authority,"