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[Unlimited Water Pump: As the name suggests, it can pump an unlimited amount of water. Where does it end up? That's none of your concern. Its size is directly proportional to its pumping speed and can be adjusted as needed. Usage period: 30 days. Required Shock Points: 3000000.]

For some reason, the description of this item in the usually serious system shop has a cheerful feel to it, but "unlimited pump" is indeed the best item to deal with the current situation.

Moreover, 300 million isn't expensive, so Lin Ye bought ten right away.

Then he selected one and set the size to maximum. Suddenly, an infinite water pump the size of a car appeared out of thin air and landed on the right side of the official road.

Upon landing, it made a muffled "bang," a deep and heavy sound that sent a shiver down one's spine.

The massive vessel smashed through the knee-deep mud and water on the official road, sending sprays flying higher than a person's height before cascading down like a small-scale mud rain.

The mud specks, some as large as copper coins and others as small as beans, traced countless chaotic arcs in the air. When they fell into the water, they created small craters one after another, which were then filled in by the rapidly flowing muddy water, leaving only fine ripples overlapping and breaking apart.

As the water splashed down, ripples spread outwards, reaching far and wide, hitting the soldiers' calves and creating a soft, shaky sound.

Ripples surged outwards in layers, only to be broken up by the wind and rain in the distance, turning into a chaotic mess. The muddy water beneath the soldiers' feet was stirred up even more by these ripples, and yellowish-brown water splashed up, sweeping across their black rain boots.

Wang Meng and the soldiers behind him looked over at the same time, and saw a huge object they had never seen before standing in the water, almost as tall as three or four people stacked on top of each other.

The thing stood firmly on the right side of the official road, its four short and sturdy metal legs deeply embedded in the water-softened roadbed. The parts of the legs submerged in the water showed the surrounding mud and water being slowly pushed aside, revealing several strands of deeper yellow slurry.

Lin Ye also looked over, somewhat surprised. Was this the largest one? It seemed alright, but he wondered how fast it would pump water. It did look a bit like a giant vacuum cleaner.

Its body is cylindrical, grayish-white, with an unreal metallic luster that is soft and not dazzling, carrying a touch of rounded coldness.

The luster was particularly peculiar in the rain, somewhat like pearlescent light, or like moonlight shining on porcelain, with a faint silvery halo.

Rainwater hits it and slides down the outer wall of the cylinder without leaving a trace. The surface is as if coated with an invisible oil film; water droplets that fall on it roll off immediately, moving so fast that they hardly stop.

Sometimes, the two streams of water merge on the cylinder wall, forming a thicker water line that meanders down the wall, then separates halfway down, meandering across the grayish-white surface.

A tube is connected to the middle of the cylinder, but the tube is much thicker than the vacuum cleaner, and its cross-section almost occupies most of the cylinder's body.

The tube extends obliquely from the middle of the cylinder, first extending horizontally for a short distance, then hanging down in a smooth arc, bending into a flowing curve.

The entire pipe was a brighter grayish-white, with extremely fine concentric rings of lines on its surface, vaguely resembling some kind of mysterious incantation. Raindrops fell onto the pipe, were broken into smaller droplets, and then flowed down along the lines.

The tube and cylinder were connected perfectly, with a thin groove at the joint, through which faint blue filaments could be seen moving slowly, as if they were alive.

Occasionally, a faint blue light would peek through the grooves and shine onto the surrounding water, making the water appear as if it had been dyed, with a fleeting layer of blue rising to the surface.

The blue was extremely light and pale, appearing only for a moment before disappearing, like a small blue flower blooming on the water's surface, only to be immediately scattered by the ripples.

Lin Ye glanced at it twice and found that the rhythm of the blue light moving around was somewhat like breathing.

Unlike a vacuum cleaner, the other end of the pipe wasn't connected to a head; it just hung down empty, submerged in the deep water on the right.

The rain had not subsided; the raindrops slanted down, dense and rapid.

On the pipes where the soldiers and medics stood, the murky water was ruffled by the wind, and raindrops pounded on the surface, creating countless tiny bubbles.

The bubbles just appeared, only to be broken by the raindrops behind them, in a never-ending cycle, as if the entire official road was boiling.

Having been through the ordeal of building modules, the soldiers were no longer surprised by the sudden appearance of the water pump.

They had even seen the enormous house that had fallen from the sky, so this grayish-white behemoth, though strange, was nothing in comparison.

Some of the bolder soldiers even moved closer, wanting to get a better look.

Some of the medical officers were quite startled.

These medical officers had been engrossed in studying the medical books Lin Ye had given them in the Imperial Hospital and hadn't had time to look at the sky.

Suddenly, the huge, grayish-white monster appeared, its cylindrical body bulging out, and a thick, long tube extending straight into the water, its body faintly glowing with an indescribable luster.

An older physician, caught off guard, turned pale instantly, his legs went weak, and he stumbled back several steps, stepping on a slippery, waterlogged pebble behind him, whereupon he fell backward.

The two young medical officers nearby quickly reached out to help, but they themselves also lost their footing. The three of them stumbled and supported each other, almost falling into the muddy water together.

"What...what is that?!" The old physician finally managed to steady himself, his voice trembling as he stared in terror at the enormous, grayish-white creature.

He pointed one finger at the distant, infinitely powerful water pump, his finger trembling incessantly in the rain, whether from the cold or from fear, it was hard to tell.

Rainwater streamed down the brim of his hat, and a few drops were splashed onto his face by his movements, but he didn't care. He just stared wide-eyed at the huge, grayish-white creature with fear.

The soldiers nearby were taken aback at first, but then realized that these physicians probably hadn't seen Lord Lin's skills before.

A soldier who was nearby couldn't help but laugh out loud, but quickly suppressed it. He stepped forward, clasped his hands in a salute, and said in a low voice, "My lord, don't panic. That should also be something summoned by Lord Lin." His tone revealed a composure that came from being used to big scenes, and his back straightened up unconsciously.

"Lord Lin summoned a large house before, much bigger than this. There must be some rare item he's going to use again." He said with some pride, as he had been there the whole time and had even changed his clothes in the house himself.

The surrounding soldiers nodded in agreement, chattering in unison.

The imperial physicians were relieved to find that it was Lord Lin who had summoned him, and they all looked at Lin Ye with curiosity.

I have no idea what this strangely shaped thing is used for.