Guyver Armor: KAP-2

Chapter 22 Tragic, the Consciousness Connection of the Ruins

The walls of the central control room are not a smooth, regular structure, but rather covered with folds resembling biological texture, with irregularly sized holes embedded within them.

Some holes are only big enough to fit a palm, while others are big enough to swallow an adult. A faint light flickers deep inside the holes, like the half-open pupil of an ancient beast.

In the very center of the control room, two symmetrical bases made of dark brown biological tissue stand on the floor and ceiling, with pale blue energy patterns flowing between the textures.

The enormous metal sphere embedded in the center of the base is particularly eye-catching: it is nearly three meters in diameter, with a silver surface as bright as a mirror, surrounded by faint static arc light, and the shimmering light seems to resonate secretly with the forehead of the armor.

The moment the bio-armor of the KAP-2 stepped onto the bottom of the control room—the ground wasn't as hard as it looked, but rather a slightly elastic bio-material that made a dull "plop" sound when stepped on—all the holes in the chamber walls lit up at the same time!

First came scattered blue and white specks of light, which quickly spread into a dazzling screen of light. As the light converged, a brilliant white light suddenly exploded.

When Tsubasa Kamino regained her sight, she discovered that the light green culture medium that had filled the entire control room was rapidly receding along the biological patterns on the cavity walls, as if swallowed by an invisible vortex.

In a short while, only a thin, transparent film of water remained on the ground, which was then evaporated by some unknown energy.

In the blink of an eye, the control room's cavity transformed from an underwater space filled with liquid into a terrestrial environment suitable for human activities.

The air, instantly dry and carrying a faint smell of ozone, filled the air, replacing the previous dampness and stickiness.

With a slight tremor in the control room, the metal control spheres on the upper and lower top bases simultaneously emitted a brilliant blue light, like two suspended sapphires.

The next second, a gentle yet irresistible gravitational response suddenly arose.

Suddenly, the entire body of the KAP-2 lifted off the ground uncontrollably and slowly hovered to the center of the control room, forming an absolutely straight vertical line with the two metal spheres above and below.

A silver-white beam of light suddenly shot out between the control spheres of the two bases. It was only the thickness of a finger at first, but gradually thickened as energy was poured in, eventually forming a cocoon of light about three meters in diameter, which enveloped the KAP-2.

Inside the cocoon of light, pale blue energy particles danced like fireflies, and the control device on the forehead of the KAP-2 began to malfunction.

A thin layer of energy enveloped the metal components, like a precise surgical procedure, peeling away each layer of the control device. The separated metal components, emanating pale blue arcs of electricity, slowly detached from the forehead of the suit, arranging themselves in sequence and hovering above the forehead.

Behind the control metal, there were dense bundles of nerves, and as the light flickered, the frequency gradually synchronized with the two metal spheres above and below.

The navigation and control system of the Relic Spaceship has been officially activated.

Kamino Tsubasa's consciousness was suddenly pulled into an endless sea of ​​stars by a vast and ancient force—

The main biological brain of the relic spaceship, a super intelligence that has been operating for billions of years, has finally completed a consciousness connection with its "pilot".

The joy that came through was not a human emotion, but more like a "confirmation" that had been awaited for billions of years. It was as if a sleeping behemoth had finally sensed its destined master, and with an ancient and pure jubilation, it surged forth from its consciousness.

Immediately afterwards, countless memories unfolded in his mind like a burst dam, a historical panorama meticulously preserved by the Relic Spaceship since its inception:

He saw hundreds of the Descendants' biological starships pierce the dark sea of ​​stars, their trails of flame stretching far into the distance like meteor showers, crashing down upon the ancient Earth, which was then covered by oceans. Subsequently, under the Descendants' deliberate guidance, life on Earth began to evolve and undergo dramatic changes.

In the Cambrian oceans, arthropods of various shapes and sizes suddenly emerged under the guidance of the invaders, and their limbs continued to evolve through genetic manipulation...

The Ordovician ice sheet covered the entire continent without warning, freezing and annihilating countless lives within the ice, leaving only fossils as proof of their existence...

During the Silurian period, violent tectonic movements caused mountains to rise abruptly, oceans to recede, and the exposed land to be rapidly covered by lush green vegetation...

In the Devonian swamps, vertebrates first crawled onto land, their wet limbs leaving shallow footprints in the mud, behind them the cold, observing gaze of the invaders…

During the Permian period, volcanoes erupted wildly, turning the sky red with lava. Countless reptiles struggled and died in the ash, with only a few lucky survivors re-evolving under the intervention of invaders...

In the Jurassic jungle, colossal dinosaurs engage in brutal battles against an invisible barrier, while the arrival of alien starships hovers above the clouds, recording data from every battle...

During the Ice Age of the Tertiary Period, the ice layer reached a thickness of thousands of meters. Life lingered in the darkness beneath the ice, relying on the energy nodes left behind by the invaders to sustain its vitality.

On the grasslands of the Quaternary period, ancient humans, wielding crude stone tools, their eyes gleaming with a naive yet resilient light, survived the "selection" and "evolution" of the arrival of the invaders, gradually displaying intelligence and adaptability surpassing other species...

Ultimately, they became the ultimate winners of this horrific biological weapons race!

The world changes like the shifting sands of time.

In the consciousness of Kamino Tsubasa, billions of years were but a fleeting moment; he witnessed the tragic evolution of life on Earth as if he were a firsthand witness—

Every explosion of species is the "sowing" of the invaders, and every mass extinction is a deliberate "cleaning up".

Natural disasters, climate change, and geological shifts are all tools in their hands, with the sole purpose of selecting and creating the most perfect biological weapon.

Although Tsubasa Kamino already knew the truth about the origin of mankind through the original work, he was still shocked by the cruelty and grandeur that transcended time and space when the historical memories of billions of years were presented to him in such a direct and shocking way.

His body beneath the cloak trembled slightly, his throat tightened, and he couldn't utter a single word.

Just as he was immersed in the torrent of ancient memories, an even more piercing alarm suddenly blared from the monitoring computer of the Relics Research Department outside the control room—

The sound was no longer the long buzzing tone of before, but a rapid, drum-like "chirp-chirp" shriek.

The vital signs on the monitor screen were fluctuating wildly, and the red alarm lights were almost scorching one's eyes.

The researchers frantically tried to stabilize the instruments and turn off the alarms, but could only watch helplessly as the vital signs and energy fluctuations of the remnant spacecraft soared like a steep mountain peak.

"The temperature at the bottom of the ruins is rising rapidly! It's about to exceed the critical threshold!"

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