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If this cave continues to be explored, then it’s the Rainhardt spaceship.

Lu Zhou would certainly not allow Leonard professor to know that there was a spaceship from the old universe and therefore categorically rejected his proposal to continue exploring the remains.

This remains have long been touched by him, except for the spaceship engine, which is said to be located in the deepest depth, which is using zero-point energy, which is worth exploring at all.

And before fixing that spaceship, those two distinct things had nothing to do with themselves.

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The main reason for this is to prevent Leonard professor from returning here again.

If you want to come with his guts, you will probably no longer dare to hire an unknown excavation team to build this footprint for yourself. If a regular exhumation team is hired, the only three bodies that are unclear, and a record of entry left behind by his customs, are sufficient to bring him to court and to sit in prison.

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That way, it would have been a complete break of the idea of which day his heart would come and come and dig his legacy.

The furious, Leonard professor pointing at Lu Zhou, exhausted his whole body’s courage and did not scratch a word of anger.

“… you’re destroying cultural objects.”

“I’m an object, and you want to know everything you can ask me… well, everything is done, let’s go.”

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It is the best option to leave this spaceship here for the time being until this spaceship can be repaired.

And when things on Earth are done, in the end, he may open it to a far away place…

Follow the bend magnetic orbit, two people walking in the mine hole, one without chatting.

Lu Zhou learned from this Leonard professor that he was a general professor in the archaeological department of Oxford University.

And, quite coincidentally, his father was the Funar professor student who once had one of his own.

Nowadays, the Vernarprofessor’s doctrine has become international, and its doctrine of Mars cockroaches, while not accepted by mainstream viewpoints, is barely a place to occupy.

When you hear this, Lu Zhou can’t help it.

“What’s the world like out there now?”

“What does it look like?” In this case, Leonard spent a few seconds scratching the back of his head and saying, “If you mean the opposite, what would it look like in the early twenty-first century… probably a little more developed? And then there’s a little difference between the concept and you?”

“Just like that?”

“What else could that be?”

“I thought you could say more detail.”

Leonard professor Khan: “How detailed can this be, and I’ve never seen it in your time… to know what’s going on, and you go see it yourself, and then you compare it with it.”

“Also,” think, Lu Zhou asked a little bit more specific, and it was one of his greatest concerns, “and I was in that guy named Jim’s email, like I saw an organization called the North Sea Union… and I wanted to ask, what was that?”

“Oh, you say that… simply, you can understand it as a new concept of State.”

It took 10 minutes for Leonard professor to briefly say to Lu Zhou that the international situation has changed over the centuries.

It turns out that since his “Death”, the political legacy he left behind, known as the “Human Union”, has been united for some time. The Earth Defense Army, a rapid response force to high-orbit operations, has even been developed out of alert to civilizations in the field.

However, the outlook is not long.

This political alliance, which has been forced to gather because of external pressure, has finally existed for only twenty-five years in the history of human civilization.

And in the course of the twenty-five years, the Human Union has been through solidarity to suspicion, from suspicion to fragmentation for a lifetime.

With regard to the reasons for the dissolution of FIDH, many explanations were given by the academic community. This included the fact that Mars science was unable to discover more evidence of the presence of foreign civilizations at that time, and that the thesis of Aubrey professor presented a completely new explanation of the causes of Gate of Hell collapse.

There is no evidence to prove the existence of the geography and to plan the earthquake. In contrast, an increasing number of evidence can presume that the discovery of extraterrestrial civilization and the likelihood of hostility they have taken are just a bluff…

The loss of common enemies, coupled with the rotation of leadership, as well as differences arising from the claims and contradictions of the interests of States, ultimately brought the organization to the end of life.

In fact, such an outcome is almost inevitable.

Even a historically renowned political strong, there is no way to control two years later, let alone that the formation of FIDH was not caused from the very beginning by the diplomatic wrist of a political strong, but simply by the fear of the unknown forces in Earth’s countries.

However, despite the eventual dissolution of FIDH, it has had some positive effects.

That is the search for a new political and diplomatic relationship for the countries of the world that differs from traditional borders.

That’s regional alliances!

According to Leonard professor, the collapse of traditional monetary systems in the face of growing debt was due to a financial crisis that coincided with the world in 2050.

In order to save the economy that had been swiftly reversed, pan-Asian cooperation as an Economic Cooperation Organization had been the first to introduce bold innovations and to introduce a digital currency differentiated from traditional currencies.

This currency is issued by the Pan-Asian Central Bank, whose value is directed at the total credit of all States members of the Pan-Asian Cooperation. Other countries, however, have followed the example of a new phase in global production relations through debt consolidation, the issuance of anachronistic currencies and a series of accompanying economic policies.

And the economic union is just a start.

This cooperation is soon extended to a variety of cultural, military and even political levels, as countries accumulate experience and mutual trust during the coalition period.

Ultimately, the traditional concept of borders has been diluted and replaced by a new type of border based on the original concept of sovereignty.

“The prevailing view of the academic community is that the concept of decentralized sovereignty proposed by Angus Diyton professor in the Future Sociology provides a theoretical basis for cross-regional political alliances. On land professor… cough cough, the cross-regional electricity network you promoted, laid down the material conditions for the establishment of the first cross-regional political alliance, namely pan-Asian cooperation.”

“However, while this assertion is mainstream, the voices of the controversy also persist. Even though the pan-Asian cooperation map is basically in line with the earlier version of the transregional electricity network, it will require more evidence to determine whether there is a necessary relationship between the two.”

“It is precisely the Angus scholar who is currently studying in this field… I am an archaeologist and is only aware of recent history, and it is best to consult professionals if you are interested.”

I didn’t realize that I was just talking to Director Lee, and that the future in many years now had so much to do, and Lu Zhou’s heart had a lot of sadness.

And that Angus Diyton and his Future Sociology, Lu Zhou, who didn’t remember correctly, seemed to have had a fight with him for something…

Looking at Lu Zhou seems to be walking, Leonard professor frowned, asking a question.

“Are you still listening?”

“On.” Lu Zhou looked at Leonard professor next to her, laughed, and said, “Just thinking about an old friend.” Speaking of what, when Angus came to China to find my theory, I was cursed, and I went back to write “Future Sociology.” It was not anticipated that 100 years had passed, that his work had been sold so badly… Nor did he know whether future generations could receive the draft fee. ”

Leonard: “…”

Lu Zhou coughed and went on to say, “So, now the Republic of China is called Pan-Asian Cooperation, and the map is roughly equivalent to the entire East Asia and South-East Asia? And then the North Sea Union, the alliance of the UK and the Baltic North Coast?”

Leonard sighed: “Although you’re wrong about the basic definition, it’s not a problem.”

“What’s going on with Mars? Listen to your mouth… it seems a little special here.”

“Mars are complex, and there are colonies governed by pan-Asian cooperation, such as Heavenly Palace City, as well as colonies administered through the Governor’s delegated regime in New London, or new New York, where businesses operate simply as North America. Different systems have advantages, and the reasons for this are, in the end, too far from here to Earth.”

“Even recently, it takes two minutes for a light to pass from Earth to here. Liaison with Earth is simply not possible in real time, coupled with some historical legacies, leading to significant differences between this and Earth’s home countries, whether institutional or judicial. If Earth is the civilized world, this is the savage and full of opportunities… I say so, you should understand.”

Lu Zhou nodded, although it feels like it’s just the tip of the iceberg, it’s much better than a fog water that just woke up.

And at this point, Lu Zhou suddenly felt like you kicked something, so he threw his eyes under his feet.

Just a broken rifle lying there.

This thing looks pretty familiar, looking closely after a while later, Lu Zhou soon recognized it.

However, there was indeed a step faster than him to read the name of that thing.

“QBZ-20 paratrooper rifle, the first orbital airborne device in the world!”

“Why is this stuff here? So important, Hidder Minerals didn’t find it?”

With excitement, Leonard professor is ready to stretch his hand to pick up that broken rifle, but Lu Zhou first picked it up and took it in his hand.

“Hell rifles…”

Look at this rifle, Lu Zhou in the eye, with a memory.

“This is an important object,” swallowed with a spit, and Leonard professor pushed it down and said, “You don’t have to keep it, so I can keep a professional like this. I have my academic reputation guarantee, and I’ll send him to the museum.”

“No, I’m an object. How do I deal with it? Besides, this is the legacy of one of my deceased people, and anyway, I’ll take it back to his homeland.”

I

don’t know if he survived that disaster…

It’s been a hundred years.

In his time, it should be a happy and stable life…

Although it was clear that he did not have to feel sorry for him, Lu Zhou had to see a bleak of grief in his eyes.

But Leonard professor, standing next to him, can’t feel his grief, just hate not to yell at her in her heart.

Fake!

How can I touch anything with you?

“Well, whatever,” give up shrugged bladder, Leonard professor sighs, “I just hope you don’t sell it… it’s worth a lot of money, it’s on the black market, and don’t expect someone to keep it safe. For the collectors I’ve seen, most of them are bulldozers and outlets in this area.”

Sell it?

Lu Zhou laughed lightly, without any explanation.

Money is just something outside of his head, and he never fears that he will.

Anyway, it came out of that long mine, and two people went straight to that Mars car and opened the lock.

Look at Lu Zhou, follow closely from behind the train from the Leonard professor, who pulled the door, and crawled a strange look on his face.

“You don’t seem surprised.”

Lu Zhou looked at him strange.

“Surprised by what?”

“… The vast majority of old ice sticks wake up from sleep will make a fuss about nothing for a while and spend the most exciting 21 days of their lives until they adapt to new livelihood, they will be frustrated by some real problems.”

Like work or something.

Lu Zhou: “Is there any other sleeper?”

“There are a number of cases in which, in addition to extinct patients, there are voluntary rest. Most of them came from the middle of the twenty-first century, which seemed to be a turbulence for a while, and some people chose to sleep.”

“Yeah.”

“You haven’t answered my question yet.”

“There’s nothing to answer. Your father was a cell when I drove the Mars. For me, most of what you’ve seen in the lab, I can imagine…”

Looking at an empty operational interface on Mars’ car, Lu Zhou’s head came up with a black line, and suddenly there was a feeling of helplessness.

“Well, not everything has been seen… how does this thing work? Where’s the navigation? And the mailbox watch?”

Looking at Lu Zhou, Leonard professor coughed.

“… The button next to the steering wheel is the switch to the all-interest control interface, and if you have AR glasses, you can also enter the real-time navigation model. Seriously, if you don’t drive, let me do it.”

“… will drive you away without saying it.”

The silent look at Leonard professor, Lu Zhou let out the seat.

Leonard, who took the steering wheel, was skilled to launch the car, but at this point, he saw Lu Zhou’s face with the mirror.

It’s like restraining some kind of pain.

“… frozen repercussions?”

The cold feeling keeps coming from behind, and the pain of deep bone marriages spreads along blood vessels for a while.

Lu Zhou took a deep breath deep enough to talk until that pain faded a little bit.

“What is that?”

“… a disease that is common to ‘old hockey’, as early frozen sleep techniques are very rough. I don’t remember. Do you guys think you just hit that sleeping bacteria in the body?”

Lu Zhou: “Otherwise?”

Leonard looked at Lu Zhou, “About the middle of the 21st century, and we didn’t do that after we found a side effect on the first sober frozen man. Specifically, I don’t know what’s going on, but I hear it’s extraction fluids from sleeping bacteria that have been continuously injected into the sleeping room.”

Lu Zhou wrinkled his eyebrows, “Is that okay?”

“Certainly, much safer, a little more expensive, but not too much,” Leonard professor sighed, “I suggest you go to Earth Hospital for treatment, and there’s no sleeping institution on Mars… Although it’s not a very troubling disease, you may have everyday all of that pain twice.”

“Let’s go back to Earth now.” I heard that Aunt Lu Zhou didn’t want to wait two times a day, looking at the navigational map on the entire interface and saying, “How do we get back?”

“While Heavenly Palace is closer here, I suggest that we go a little further from New London to boarding.”

Lu Zhou frowns asked.

“Why?”

‘Cause you’re black now,’ and I made an inexplicable face, and Leonard professor went on saying, ‘Everyone thinks you’re dead, and if you hadn’t climbed out of that coffin, I would have had the slightest hesitation. In the words of New London, it is not a big problem to hack through customs if it is‘ friendly ’to black households and smugglers, basically a little credit point. ”

Lu Zhou: “My face should be recognized by a lot of people, and if necessary I can provide DNA tests.”

“Please, this is the 22nd century, not your age,” Leonard professor sighed on the steering wheel, “if you want, you can even make your five judges Old Wang or Qin King, claiming that the whole Egyptian or military horses are yours. DNA testing is a good tool, but this is Mars, and even shouting takes two minutes to get back to Earth. You expect an ID here? And then let the others accept that you’re alive? Will the house that has been developed into a public tourist site be returned? I’m telling you to save it.”

Lu Zhou opened his mouth and didn’t know what to say for a while.

Someone used to be joking with him, and the house was packed up a little bit, and then it was history. Don’t throw anything that doesn’t have to be thrown away for a while.

That’s good.

It’s really transformed.

Where do I live on Earth?

But at this point, the human being sitting in the back seat suddenly delivered a card to the front and said it in the channel with a discontinued sound.

“… new, identical.”

“… Master, order.”

“… temporarily, home for use.”

The man sitting in the back seat, and the card in his hand, Lu Zhou, is getting weird.

He thought he wouldn’t talk.

Extend your hand over that card, Lu Zhou turned it to the front and swept its eyes.

It doesn’t matter, when he sees that column of names, he can’t be defended, almost died of his own spit.

What’s the hell?

– Yeah.

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