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CN But the problem is that the specific principle is unclear, so there is no way to conduct detailed analysis and further replication research. "We may need more tissues and active tissues..." This is a consistent view in the laboratory. Of course, major pharmaceutical companies have also become extremely enthusiastic about Hailong's questions - no matter who it is, when he faces a market of tens of billions of dollars, he will not take it seriously, not to mention that these tens of billions of dollars are mostly just pure profits!

This sea dragon is actually no different from being made of gold. Many organizations have set their sights on Hong Long, but the problem now is that it is quite difficult to find this sea dragon in the sinister North Pacific waters. Hailong is very careful now. Although his wound has healed, it has left undesirable traces - a piece of carapace on his back is missing. As for whether it will heal after replacing the carapace again, Hong Long himself doesn't know. He also doesn't know that many people are looking for his traces, nor does he know that he has become the richest animal in the world - his value is at least 100 billion yuan, if those tens of billions are pure profits...

In the vast sea, this carapaceful sea dragon floated and sank in the sea. It did not move very quickly, and sometimes stayed near certain islands for a period of time. Honglong's movement trace was all the way north and had entered the Bering Sea. In the Bering Sea, Honglong found some unusual things.

On the seabed more than 100 meters deep, Honglong showed traces of artificial buildings. The sea dragon swam on the seabed, and occasionally swept away the sedimentary mud and sand on the seabed with its tail. Under his movements, the things under the sand gradually exposed - they were neatly spliced ​​stone slabs. The sea dragon swam on the seabed and swept it like this at a distance. As a result, he found that the "plaza" paved with the stone slab was quite large, which may be similar to the football field.

The reason why Hailong saw this was because he found stone pillars covered with shellfish on the flat seabed. They were very thick and long pillars. Although they were just broken piles, they were still more than ten meters high. And near the pillars, Honglong also found some huge stone components, as if they were structures such as walls or roofs. The Hailong swam in the square, and in one direction he found the wreckage of some kind of building, just opposite the stone pillars he had appeared. Hailong used his claws and tail to clean the covering on the ground. The thick sediment was almost one meter deep. The sediment contained bones, but they were all fish bones, and many shells. Besides, Honglong did not find bones of other creatures, but he found another evidence that this could prove that this was an artificial object - although it might have been soaked in the sea water for thousands of years, it was still shiny and shining gold products.

It was a gold product that might be a bracelet or something. It was very small for Hailong, but it should be able to fit on the arm of an ordinary human. Nearby, Hong Long finally found another evidence - a piece of bone, which should be the remains of the bones of the human arm. "Ah, man-made, but what is this? The lost country in the ocean?" Hailong began to find it interesting. His knowledge base did not tell him that there would be such remains in the North Pacific. Those lost civilizations such as Md6 and Atlantis, either in the South Pacific or the Atlantic. I have never heard of the legend of lost civilizations in places like the North Pacific.

"But didn't humans walk through the Bering Strait during the ice age to North America? Wait! I remember that during the ice age, this should be the Big Six Bridge. Did there be civilization at that time?" As a rigorous home, Hong Long could be considered a wide range of knowledge. Basically, except for not being very proficient in the knowledge of going out to do things, he knew a lot of "useless" and wasted money...

However, in addition to satisfying Hong Long's curiosity, he could not write a paper on this thing to get a diploma for himself. The ruins look quite large, perhaps as big as several square kilometers, and may even be a city, but this archaeological ruins are over 150 meters deep underwater, so there is probably no chance. Moreover, no one has ever been to the Bering Sea before the 18th century. Even now, except for the US Navy and fishing boats, other ships will not come here, and the possibility that this ruins will be even lower.

Hong Long swam around this vast ruins with interest, and along the collapsed buildings, he found a road that might be the main road, and then more collapsed or not yet collapsed stone buildings appeared. The city stood silently on the deep seabed. The houses in front of Hailong were neither stone pillars like those Greek buildings, nor pyramids like Egypt. These houses were more like ordinary brick and stone flat-topped houses-the only difference was that they were all used.

Built with large and thin stone flats. These houses are not small, and the gates of many houses are even enough for Hong Long to swim in. In these ruins, Hailong also collected many cultural relics - without exception, they were either decorative objects made of gold or items that might be used for sacrifices, or ceramic supplies made of clay. There were clear pictures on the large bottles, but unfortunately they were basically some patterns and no other meaningful pictures were found - of course, this may also be because Hong Long did not appear.

Relying on his three lungs and the wrinkled skin near his neck rich in capillaries, Hong Long could stay underwater for several hours. The tiger fish swam and hunted above while Hong Long was busy digging, and seemed to be chasing whales. When Hong Long finally grabbed a handful of cultural relics and looked at them in the sunlight, the tiger fish was also jumping on the sea.
Chapter completed!