Arknights? Colonization Ark!

The relationship between the two could not be described as close, but Kal'tsit was confident that she could still get the information.

But Bozhuocasti is a little confused

remains?

What relics?

"Kal'tsit, do you mean this city? Although it was built by everyone now, all the technology and materials were provided by Zhang Miao. Everything here comes from him."

One person provides technology and supplies?

Kal'tsit didn't know how much the previous civilization had left behind, but in such an emergency, they left behind enough technology and material reserves to rebuild a city, and they also hid it from the Doctor and others. The possibility was infinitely close...

That spaceship!

Only that ship was not part of the plan!

Kal'tsit now wants to give that damn penguin a blow. It turns out that those guys have never been reliable.

Originally, these beast masters refused to reveal even a little bit of their technology. If they had been able to enter the spaceship and obtain resources at that time, Terra would not have become what it is now.

They never thought that someone would be able to break through such a thick layer of ice and accurately find the spacecraft. No one in that era should have been able to discover this thing.

Kal'tsit looked at the pedestrians on both sides of the city roads. The road was obviously wide enough for more than a dozen horse-drawn carriages to drive side by side, but there were only a few large vehicles driving back and forth.

"I heard them say that it seems like a car factory is being built, and now they have to rely on these modified transporters to transport everyone."

Bozhukas explained to Kal'tsit the appearance of the city and various precautions, while taking her to the city government.

When she walked to the door of the city hall, Kal'tsit saw a tall woman with flaxen hair standing in front of her. For some reason, she seemed to have a special feeling about the other person, as if she had suddenly found a kindred spirit.

"Hello, Ms. Kal'tsit, the captain has been waiting for you inside for a long time."

captain......

Chapter 4: Experiments in the laboratory, the former Originium

The word "captain" contains so much information.

Kal'tsit never expected that the other party actually crawled out of the ship, and was also an antique from more than 10,000 years ago.

Then what had he been doing? If he had run away at that time, they would never have chosen to freeze to death. It is better not to tell this to anyone, in case the other party is petty and may retaliate.

Overall it's good news...

If those countries really have acquired technology that is far ahead of the times, it is actually more dangerous. After all, it is normal for everyone to dislike each other, and if there is any chance, they will punch the other party to death.

Especially those infected people, it is easy for them to go to extremes under such unfair treatment.

So it is always better to have it in the hands of someone who can control the overall situation than to be abused by others.

"Good work."

The two followed Lexington and slowly walked into the government hall, but unlike what Kal'tsit expected, they were not going up, but underground.

After passing through several tightly blocked gates and going through two disinfection procedures, they finally arrived at the end. Kal'tsit estimated that this place should be more than a hundred meters underground.

As the last door opened, the secret world hidden deep inside finally revealed its tip to Kal'tsit.

They actually put the research base underground, which made Kal'tsit, who was used to mobile cities, suddenly feel like she had gone back ten thousand years.

Kal'tsit, who followed Lexington all the way, discovered that this underground research institute seemed to be surprisingly large. The standards were not lowered due to the difficulty of construction. Many devices of unknown function could be seen through the transparent walls. However, although there were many advanced equipment in the base, many laboratories were just equipment without any relevant researchers. Occasionally, a few people could be seen flipping through books, learning as they read.

Among them were a few grey-haired old men who, like the young people, had to repeat a grade and undergo further education.

"Already arrived."

Lexington, who was leading the way, stopped in front of a laboratory in front. Kal'tsit looked past the glass curtain wall that served as a partition and saw about a dozen people coming and going. They were all wearing white coats and holding terminals for receiving experimental data. Some of them were calculating and arguing in low voices.

Apparently they were conducting some kind of research, but their conversation couldn't be heard through the glass.

"Come in, both of you."

After Lexington unlocked the door, the sounds of people trapped inside immediately came out, including the sound of equipment running, the sound of soles of shoes hitting the ground, and the occasional whispers of communication.

"Kelsey, I won't go in. I don't understand what's going on inside."

Bozhukas rubbed his temples. He had come here with his daughter several times before. He was considered an educated person among the Sakazi where everyone graduated from prenatal education. However, he knew all the words these people spoke, but when they were put together, they sounded like incomprehensible books. It gave him a headache to listen to them too much.

Kal'tsit nodded. She still trusted the other person's character and believed that he would not murder her.

After entering the laboratory, Kal'tsit discovered that there was a staircase leading downwards. There were two floors of space under the stairs, and a huge mechanical device of unknown function was placed on the bottom floor.

While everyone else was gathered on the upper two floors, a person standing at the central operating console immediately attracted Kal'tsit's attention.

That person obviously had a very high status among the researchers, and even the older researchers respected him very much.

Most importantly, Kal'tsit did not see any racial characteristics in him.

No horns, no ears, no gills or tail feathers.

Looks just like that guy.

At least it's not some weird-looking species.

As for Lexington in front of him, it was different. mon3tr couldn't hear her heartbeat.

"Come on over, Miss Kal'tsit. The captain has been waiting for you for a long time."

Lexington's urging voice rang in her ears, and she strode forward, her four ears trying to collect the whispered conversations of the researchers around her, trying to figure out their research direction.

"I never thought that Originium could take this form."

"Don't be too happy too soon. The experimental results are still unknown."

"Mr. Zhang is truly amazing. His work efficiency is higher than ours combined. How does he know so much?"

........

Originium...

She knew many secrets about Originium, even more than what the various countries of Terra had studied. She knew very well how dangerous this thing was.

If it was the research of those people in Columbia, she could ignore it, but not this time.

The pace of my feet increased.

When she walked to the experimental table, she was suddenly attracted by the three-dimensional projection on the operating table.

It was a blue sphere, surrounded by densely packed blue dots. If you looked closely, you would find some yellow dots mixed in with the blue dots.

Countless small dots kept disappearing and reappearing, as if they would never stop.

Although she was not very proficient in physics, she recognized it at a glance.

This is a model of an Originium atom. The blue dots are electrons flashing in the probability cloud, and the yellow dots... should be the microscopic particles that are unique to Originium compared to normal matter.

"Kal'tsit, I remember you were supposed to be in Kazdel helping the Sarkaz fight the civil war. Why are you interested in coming to me?"

The man did not turn around and continued to build the physical model on the operating table, but he had already noticed the identity of the person next to him.

"I didn't expect that you would be so concerned about my itinerary that you even knew I arrived in Ursus."

"That can't be helped. I don't think it's just a coincidence that a traveler from Terra who has been here for thousands of years suddenly put down what he is doing and come here to visit."

His own spaceship crashed more than 13,000 years ago. With such a big commotion, he didn't believe that these immortals knew nothing.

However, since nothing unexpected happened, he didn't intend to pursue these matters further.

"Are you interested in watching this experiment together?"

As he spoke, he started the experimental equipment without giving Kal'tsit any intention of making a choice.

Kal'tsit didn't say anything, but just turned her eyes to the large equipment that was reviving below the stage.

She also wanted to know how far Mr. Zhang's research on Originium had progressed.

A robotic arm took out a blue-glowing Originium the size of a human head from a box nearby and placed it in the center of the device, where it floated.

When Kal'tsit saw the Originium, her pupils suddenly contracted.

She has seen that

Just many years ago, in the hands of the son of an old friend.

But that should be the only copy, and it has been destroyed, and all the research data has been lost, so it is impossible to restore it.

unless......

But that was the result of many years of hard work and a huge amount of resources by a cutting-edge team of dozens of people, and Bozhukasti said that he had only been around for no more than two years.

Chapter 5: Let's end this charade

"Do you know how powerful this thing is?"

Back then, the fist-sized Originium was enough to send a small town like Sargon into the sky, but now this one is as big as a human head.

Even if they are now a hundred meters underground, it is enough to destroy everything in the city above ground.

"Power? About 20,000 tons of TNT."

Kal'tsit didn't know what TNT was, but she was sure that the other party knew what she was doing.

As for stopping the other party?

Not to mention whether she could beat the captain, even if she did, she wouldn't be able to operate these devices.

She didn't believe that these devices were the kind of nonsensical machines that could be stopped by just two random cuts from mon3tr.

The only thing she can do now is to pray that there will be no accidents in the experiment. At most, she will have to change her body, but these people will lose their lives.

"Don't worry, I won't joke about my life."

As if he noticed Kal'tsit's worry, the man comforted her while staring at the various energy readings displayed in front of him.

"Originium is really interesting. Different activation methods and different forms can release different energies, such as chemical energy, thermal energy, and this time nuclear energy. I still don't understand the source and form of energy in Originium techniques."

"Kelsey, can you tell me how much you know about this thing?"

Kelsey did not answer his question, but instead asked

"What exactly do you want to do?"

The style of the other party's spaceships and urban buildings are different from those of the previous civilization, and he knows nothing about Originium and the Terra species. All signs indicate that he has nothing to do with the previous civilization and is a genuine alien.

While the two were talking, the underground facilities had been fully activated. Several large blades floated in the air, completely wrapping the blue source stone in the center, forming a large sphere. The diameter was at least several dozen meters, but the three-dimensional projection in front of them still showed Kal'tsit the internal situation of the sphere very well.

"What do I want to do? To be honest, I wanted to leave at first, but then I realized I couldn't leave, so I decided to just settle down here."

Can't leave?

Kal'tsit doesn't believe such nonsense.

Maybe the Terrans can't break through the fluid shield, but this guy may not be able to do that.

Even if his firepower is not enough to break through the shield, as he comes from an advanced civilization, he must know how to destroy the shield.

Especially since he himself is inside the planet.

"Okay, I lied to you. I'm actually an observer from the Centaurus constellation in the M78 nebula. I was shot down when I passed by your precious land. When I woke up, I found that my savior was dead, so I wanted to help you. Do you think this reason is satisfactory?"

The authenticity of the content is questionable, but the sarcastic tone does not sound like the truth.

As everyone exclaimed, the Originium in the center of the sphere was activated.

The huge flash of light was completely blocked by the circular barrier, and the radioactive particles with strong penetrating power were also absorbed by it. The huge shock wave and heat generated by the explosion were all forcibly blocked inside the sphere by magnetic constraints. From the three-dimensional projection, it looked like a small sun was burning inside the sphere.

He dismantled all four fusion reactors on the spacecraft and built this experimental equipment with the remaining metal from repairing the spacecraft. His purpose was to conduct a deeper study on Originium.

The crowd that had been standing still to watch the experiment immediately became busy again, quickly recording various experimental data. In Ursus' laboratory, there was no such advanced equipment for them to use.

Any equipment dug out from the ruins is tightly controlled by the top leaders. Ordinary research institutes cannot even see it, let alone use it.

Kal'tsit found that he didn't seem surprised by the success of the experiment. He was even too lazy to look at the data, as if everything was taken for granted.

"Let me introduce myself. My name is Zhang Miao."

Zhang Miao introduced his name to Kal'tsit while accepting the hot tea handed to him by the person next to him.

"This is my personal assistant, Lexington."

The person who brought the tea was the woman who had just brought Kal'tsit in.

"I am Kal'tsit. As for my identity, I believe that since you know me so well, there is no need to elaborate on it again."