The slightly weird commander's ship girl tour

The special instrument in the middle completely lost its halo, revealing the complex mechanical structure and circuits inside, just like an ordinary instrument.

Huang Chen clearly saw that the expressions of those researchers became more and more solemn.

The first experiment failed again.

He suddenly understood, but didn't say anything. He just continued to hold little Santiago and watched silently.

The experiment continues.

After a while, the faint blue halo appeared again on the strange instrument.

Huang Chen then saw that in the middle of the instrument, there was a constantly rotating device. It was this constant rotation that produced a faint blue halo around it.

so amazing.

At first he thought it was the halo of the Mind Cube or some other similar object, but he didn't expect it was caused by rotation.

Huang Chen couldn't understand the principle behind it.

But he also knew that now was not the time to ask, and this thing looked so complicated that it was not certain that he would understand it if he asked and others explained it.

He just continued to watch silently, just like when he was a child watching an excavator working.

Time passed slowly and the experimenter became busy.

The dark blue halo gradually became stronger and a little dazzling, but Huang Chen, who had known it for a long time, did not show any reaction this time.

He watched all this silently until the light finally reached its peak and then gradually went out.

The second experiment failed again.

Huang Chen looked at the time. Two hours had passed. The next attempt would be the last one. If he failed again, it would mean the end of this experimental project.

The atmosphere in the laboratory became somewhat solemn, the faces of the experimenters became more serious, and various operations became more standardized and complete. They could be directly filmed and used as teaching materials in textbooks.

This depressing atmosphere even reached Huang Chen, causing Xiaosheng and the others, who had been quite happy at first, to stop talking.

Anchorage tugged at Huang Chen's clothes and whispered, "Teacher...it's so strange..."

"It's okay, just wait another hour at most." Huang Chen gently touched the girl's hair and comforted her.

This is the last time, whether you succeed or fail, this is the last time.

In fact, the experiment has reached this final stage. Even if there are some results for the last time, it is basically a failure.

For this large-scale experiment, achieving the expected results is just the beginning, and there are many further plans to come.

However, now, even if there is some good news this last time, there is no time to make further plans and arrangements.

The reason why I have to continue now is probably like an obsession.

It was as if Huang Chen was specially invited to come and watch today.

Anchorage nodded, squeezed aside and said nothing more, but stared silently at the constantly running instruments with his amber eyes.

The laboratory was silent, with only the humming sounds of various instruments.

Huang Chen watched as the light from the instrument in the middle grew brighter and then gradually dimmed. He couldn't help but shake his head, "It failed again."

As soon as he finished speaking, Shentong's expression suddenly became a little strange, and then he said awkwardly, "Commander, it's not over yet, it's not right to say that."

"It's not over yet?" Huang Chen was stunned. He looked up and found that not only the girl, but also the experimenters farther away were staring at him with a little dissatisfaction.

This puzzled Huang Chen, and he asked doubtfully, "But it was the same the previous two times. The blue light on the instrument began to dim, and then the experiment failed."

As he finished speaking, the atmosphere in the laboratory suddenly became a little strange.

The air seemed to freeze, and the quiet atmosphere was even more oppressive than before. New Jersey stared at him with a slightly frown.

This is especially true for the experimentalists.

Huang Chen twisted his body on the sofa uneasily, subconsciously hugging Xiaosheng tighter in his arms, and said, "What's wrong? Why are you looking at me like that?"

The silver-haired dean appeared out of nowhere and stood in front of Huang Chen. There was a rare eagerness in his eyes as he said, "What did you just say..."

"What? I just said that the faint blue halo on that instrument began to..."

Huang Chen repeated himself subconsciously, but before he could finish his words, he saw the dean's eyelids twitch. He was stunned for a moment, looked around, and suddenly realized something. He asked tentatively, "Can't you see that faint blue halo?"

New Jersey pursed his lips and nodded, "No, in my opinion, none of the instruments in this room emit light."

Huang Chen's pupils suddenly shrank, and an indescribable feeling surged in his heart.

He couldn't help but look back at the instrument again. The faint blue halo had almost disappeared, leaving only the mechanical device that had not completely stopped rotating.

The dean asked eagerly, "What did you see? What's the situation now?"

"I saw... the instrument has stopped now and the blue light has disappeared." Huang Chen told the truth.

"What else? What else?"

"What about the intensity of the light?"

"What's the spread?"

"Is it in or outside the instrument?"

"Is it completely synchronized with the operation of the instrument?"

As soon as he finished speaking, more experimenters came forward and kept asking questions. The noise made Huang Chen's head a little dizzy.

The dean glanced at New Jersey, whose face was gloomy, and said hurriedly, "Okay, okay, don't worry, everyone, come one by one, one by one."

After hearing her words, the excited experimenters gradually calmed down.

Everyone looked at each other, and finally a researcher with long green hair stepped out from the crowd. She pushed her glasses, nodded at Huang Chen, and then asked, "Excuse me, when did you notice the blue halo?"

"I saw it right after I came in. I thought everyone could see it," Huang Chen said. "The halo seems to get stronger as the instrument runs, and then disappears when it stops."

The green-haired researcher nodded, took out a notebook and began to record the information. He then continued, "What's the range? What's its shape? What's its approximate strength..."

Although they had gone from being a group of people to being alone, the pressure Huang Chen felt did not decrease at all.

He answered for a long time, finally answered all the researcher's questions, and sat on the sofa to rest.

Atlanta on the side immediately handed over a cup of tea, and Huang Chen touched the girl's head with satisfaction.

The green-haired researcher stared down at the notebook in his hand for a while, then started discussing with the other researchers.

Huang Chen watched silently, and when they had almost finished their discussion, he asked, "How is it? What's going on?"

The green-haired researcher grinned, but his expression was a little complicated. "Our experiment this time... probably succeeded."

Chapter 1000 Leaving

It seems to be a success, but in fact it is a failure.

But it cannot be said to be a complete failure. In short, this issue is rather complicated.

Huang Chen didn't quite understand these things. According to the researcher, the instrument in the middle was the center of the entire experiment.

It is now speculated that the faint blue light it produces is a manifestation of space-time fluctuations.

However, due to inadequacies in their instrument settings, specifically, some problems with the design and layout of the detection end, they did not detect this fluctuation.

The specific problem and the underlying principle remain to be discussed, but it is basically certain that the initial part of the experiment, that is, the part that caused the space-time fluctuation, was successful.

From this perspective, the experiment cannot be considered a failure; it can even be said to be an achievement.

"That's about it." After describing the entire process and experience in detail, the green-haired researcher said with a complicated smile on his face.

Huang Chen nodded, looked at the dean, and asked the question that concerned him most, "What are you going to do next?"

As soon as he finished speaking, before the dean could say anything, New Jersey said, "No matter what you think, Honey will not stay and continue to accompany you in the experiment."

As soon as these words were spoken, many researchers' faces flashed with embarrassment, as if they had thought so before.

The dean was also a little embarrassed. He reached out to smooth the hair by his ear, glanced away imperceptibly, then turned back and smiled softly, "Of course. Regardless of whether Commander Huang Chen is willing or not, the current situation does not support us continuing the experiment."

After hearing these words, New Jersey did not look happy at all. Instead, he continued to stare at the dean silently with a scrutinizing look in his eyes.

The latter paused, looking a little embarrassed and hesitant. After a while, he said, "But..."

Before he could finish his words, New Jersey interrupted him, "I knew you still had something to lose."

The dean pursed his lips, looking rather embarrassed, but continued, "I hope Commander Huang Chen will cooperate with us in further experiments after we have researched and confirmed this."

There was an awkward look on her face, but there was a tenacity and perseverance in her eyes, like an ascetic who was not afraid of any hardship and moved forward bravely.

New Jersey narrowed his eyes, as if moved by such momentum. He didn't say anything, but just looked at Huang Chen.

The latter paused and asked, "If there is another experiment, when do you plan to do it?"

"Well..." The dean hesitated for a moment and looked at the green-haired researcher beside him.

The latter frowned slightly in thought, then slowly said, "These past few experiments have revealed that our problem lies in observation. We won't be able to conduct experiments until we have a solid theoretical foundation for this. This will probably take... half a year."

Whether doing experiments or research, the most important part is still the theory.

Experimental verification is important, but theory is the basis of everything. Of course, in industrial production, some theories can be put aside and used instead of empirical formulas.

But now, after all, this is groundbreaking experimentation, not just producing plush toys in a factory.

Half a year is a reasonable time.

Huang Chen touched his chin and estimated in his heart, "After half a year, I may not have any free time for a long time."

The green-haired researcher and the dean looked at him suspiciously for a moment, blinking in confusion.

Huang Chen spread his hands, but he didn't know how to explain it, so he could only shrug and say, "Just take it as an axiom."

Half a year later, the fleets sent out to various areas to search for us will return.

If there are no more accidents, the port area will welcome back a large number of girls during that period. At such a critical moment, Huang Chen certainly has no time to run out and participate in any experiments.

"What if we arrive a month or two earlier?" the green-haired ship girl asked after thinking for a moment.

Huang Chen did not answer, but asked, "Why not postpone it for a month or two?"

He stared at the girl, who didn't answer and a look of embarrassment crossed her face.

Huang Chen smiled and didn't ask her any more questions. He just looked at the dean and said, "How about this, when you start preparing for the experiment, tell me in advance. I will then judge when I am free based on the situation."

"After all, half a year is too long, and I'm not sure what the specific situation will be like by then."

Hearing this, the dean immediately smiled. Although he did not explicitly agree, the fact that Commander Huang Chen said this meant that he was not so resistant to these experiments.

She subconsciously tried to show danger, but she caught a glimpse of New Jersey's expressionless face from the corner of her eye.

The smile on his face immediately faded, replaced by a gentle expression typical of official duties. He nodded and said, "I understand. Thank you, Commander Huang Chen."

"So, this experiment ends here today, right?" Huang Chen asked.

The dean nodded, and the green-haired researcher thought for a moment and nodded as well.

Huang Chen chuckled, put down the little Santiago in his arms, stood up, stretched, and walked towards the door. But as if he suddenly thought of something, he turned back and said with a smile, "By the way, can you help me modify that medium-sized transport ship a little? I want to partition off a few more bedrooms."

The dean was stunned for a moment, and only realized what Huang Chen was talking about after a while. He pursed his lips and said with a helpless smile, "Of course, of course."

Huang Chen nodded, and the smile on his face became even brighter.

……

Noon on the second day.

Landao Pier.

Huang Chen looked at the newly renovated medium-sized transport ship not far away with a smile on his face.

I have to say that the efficiency of the ship girls is very high. He made the request just yesterday, and just one night later, he took a transport ship back to Lan Island from the front-line base. The ship girls turned this medium-sized transport ship into a large yacht.

The hall, lounge, etc. were planned in a unified manner and divided into 15 three-person dormitories, which fully met Huang Chen's future needs.

Although we didn't have time to add a laundry room and other things due to time constraints, it's already very good.

He stood at the dock, looked at the dean and Minister Washington who came to see him off, and said with a smile, "Okay, then we're ready to set off."

Minister Washington hesitated to speak, but the dean chuckled and said, "Bon voyage."

"Well, thank you." Huang Chen nodded with a smile, said a few words to San Juan and Seattle who were driving a small yacht, and then walked along the boarding bridge to the transport ship.

The ship vibrated slightly, and the lush trees on the dock began to move away.

Huang Chen stood on the deck, looking at the scenery in the distance, and muttered to himself, "Let's call this ship Chengfeng."