Minnie looked at the things in the room and found that they were all filled with various newspaper clippings, which were pinned to the wall in a dense manner.
Passing by a table filled with lunch boxes, I smelled the smell of decay.
Minnie frowned: "How long have you been staying in this house?"
Su An looked up at her, and then at the other three people in the room. These people were all dressed up in police exoskeletons, but they still made him feel a little upset.
"Two years."
"Two years...you are really persistent."
Su An shook her head and looked very impatient: "This is my freedom. You should have no right to interfere in my private life."
Minnie smiled: "Yes, but we are here today to find out more about your recent contact with members of the Transcendent Society, right?"
"The Society of Transcendents is an academic organization with a legal registration mark at the Supreme Regulatory Association. Its members are also famous scholars of divergent thinking. Is there any problem with having contact with such a legal organization?"
"Uh, yes, Professor Su, but we didn't say it was illegal, nor did we say you couldn't have contact with them. We just wanted to ask you about some things." Minnie tried to be calmer, but she could
Not the Orderer he once was.
But Su An obviously didn't intend to cooperate.
"In that case, this is my personal privacy and I can refuse to answer."
"Hey, what's your attitude? As a well-known scholar in the outside world, you should also take some responsibility for public safety, right?" The person who spoke was a young man next to Minnie.
"Well, before I became a scholar, I was a legal citizen of the Glorious Republic. I have the right not to answer, so please do as you please." After saying that, Su An stood up and planned to enter the back room.
"Wait!" The young man stepped forward to stop Su An, his expression was not good.
Su An's expression became even worse: "What? It's been less than ten years, and you're already planning to use the Order's tactics again?"
When the young man heard this, he couldn't hold back any longer. He grabbed Su An's collar and said, "What nonsense are you talking about!"
"Tong Bo!" Minnie immediately stepped forward and pulled the police officer away, then hurriedly smiled and said to Su An: "Professor Su, don't get me wrong. In fact, we also received an emergency notice before coming to disturb you. I hope you don't mind.
In addition...there is an address here, and we have a meeting that we would like to invite you to attend."
As she spoke, Minnie threw out a shared message.
However, he was immediately rejected by Su An, who also said: "I don't have time."
After that, he bypassed Minnie and walked directly into the back room, closed the door, followed the personal butler and flew over and said with a little embarrassment: "Please stop disturbing my master, okay?"
Minnie smiled awkwardly, but before leaving, she picked up a pen and left the time and address on the table, and said to the housekeeper: "Please tell me, this meeting is about the factor bomb and the second half of the 'Dead Sea Document'.
"
"OK."
After saying that, a few people went out.
When they arrived at the door, the police officer named Tong Bo was still very angry. He complained: "Boss, do we have to be so nagging with him? Wouldn't it be faster to just take him away?"
Minnie turned cold and scolded: "Shut up, didn't you hear what he just said? Or do you really want to be your Order again?"
Tong Bo was much taller than Minnie, but he was still frightened when he saw Minnie angry.
Ma stood up straight: "I'm sorry, boss, I was wrong!"
Minnie shook her head: "You're so reckless... Go find Lin Xian this afternoon and ask her to find another job for you."
After saying that, Minnie left with the others.
Tong Bo was left standing there, feeling extremely annoyed.
…
In the early morning of the next day, the car responsible for picking up Su An arrived outside the door early.
The driver turned out to be Tong Bo, who had a conflict with Su An yesterday. Not only was Su An a little surprised, but Tong Bo also felt weird.
But in short, with yesterday’s lesson, Tong Bo will never use his tone to pressure anyone again.
He even apologized to Su An on the way.
It's a pity that Su An seemed too lazy to deal with them and didn't reply a word, which made Tong Bo feel a little uncomfortable again.
At around 9 o'clock in the morning, Tong Bo took Su An to the meeting venue.
It was a valley surrounded by mountains, and the entrance was heavily guarded. It looked like a military base.
However, Su An did not encounter any more armed soldiers on the way to the conference hall, which made him feel more at ease.
But when he entered the conference hall and saw the scene, his heart was hanging again.
I saw about hundreds of people standing densely packed in this large conference hall with an area of about 500 square meters. Judging from their conversations and clothes, they should come from many departments. There were no chairs in the conference room, and there were no
There was no conference table, only a temporary high platform, which looked like an underground boxing ring, but there were no guardrails around it.
Tong Bo brought Su An here and left. At this time, Su An actually hoped that Tong Bo would stay, because he was really not used to staying in such a place with all strangers.
Fortunately, not long after, Minnie came over from a distance with two people.
"Professor Su, this way."
Su An's face immediately improved a lot, but when she saw the two people behind Minnie, her expression became very surprised.
"you are……"
"Hello, Professor Su, I am Manny."
"I am Zyra, Manny's assistant."
These two were both well-known super engineers. Of course Su An recognized them, but he didn't expect that he would have contact with them. But thinking about the words Minnie left when she left yesterday, he seemed to have thought of something.
After shaking hands with the two of them, Su An asked: "Is this...the meeting place?"
Minnie looked at these people and smiled: "No, these are here to help. The real meeting is one kilometer underground, please, Professor Su."
One kilometer underground?!
Su An swallowed hard, and his face couldn't help but turn pale.
Manny noticed this and asked: "Um...Professor Su, are you claustrophobic?"
Su An shook his head: "No, I just need some time to calm down."
"Huh?" The three of them looked at him in confusion.
Su An closed his eyes to himself, and then opened them after a long while. Then he seemed to be a different person. Not only did he calm down, but his expression was also unusually indifferent.
"Okay, let's go."
Minnie looked at the novelty, but didn't ask any more questions.
The four of them walked all the way inside the "conference hall". When they arrived at the place guarded by guards, Minnie handed over the voucher, and then the four of them boarded a special small ship.
'It seems like this is not underground...it's underwater...' Looking at the liquid surging outside the sealed cabin, Su An's premonitions became more and more intense.
True.
…
The diving speed seems to be much slower than expected.
Since the ship had just started moving, Minnie and the others found a place to sit down and drink tea.
Su An also received the invitation and sat next to Manny.
But staying in such a small space with three women is torture enough for a nerd like Su An.
Fortunately, Manny had no intention of teasing him, but asked: "Professor Su, you study history, right?"
"Yeah, but to be more precise, it's about studying Kui's destruction and factor bombs."
"Oh, I have read your work, and I remember that you mentioned a special hypothesis about factor bombs at the beginning, right?"
"Well, I don't think the factor bomb is some kind of destructive weapon in our imagination, but something more advanced and more terrifying than what we can create at our current cognitive level."
Manny nodded: "Then what do you think it is?"
Su An frowned and looked at Manny with a suspicious look.
Manny smiled: "Oh, haha, don't get me wrong, I did read your book, but I can see that you didn't actually put the true interpretation in the book, right?"
"What do you mean?" Su An suddenly became alert.
"As you said, factor bombs are an extremely dangerous existence that exceeds our current knowledge. Therefore, we must understand it and take precautions before it happens."
Manny said this with a smile.
But Su An said coldly: "Humanity once tried to get involved in Turaya, and in the end it almost destroyed the bottom line of human ethics. Is this kind of understanding a precautionary measure?"
Manny was a little embarrassed.
At this time, Minnie put down her cup and said, "Professor Su, you don't have to be wary of us. In fact, you should be more wary of yourself."
Su An was silent for a while and then replied: "So is it a lie to come to me for a meeting today, but is it true that you want to imprison me?"
Manny sighed helplessly after hearing this, and then said: "No, on the contrary, we intend to help you and help you complete your research."
"Then what?" Su An calmed down after seeing Kan Ran.
"Then..." Manny looked at Minnie.
Minnie said: "Then you have to ask higher-level management. We can't just talk nonsense."
Su An understood, he nodded and said nothing more.
…
The deep dive lasted for about half an hour before we finally reached our destination.
After docking with the bridge built deep underground, the hatch opens.
The first thing Su An saw when he walked into this secret underground base made him unable to walk.
What he is searching for has only existed in some ancient books and fragments. The wreckage called "Factor" is currently floating in the center of the secret base. Its shining symbols are exactly the same as those on Su An's wrist.
Su An even felt a burning sensation on her wrist, and it seemed that just like its name, a "factor" connection appeared.
"Professor Su, please come this way." Minnie reminded.
Su An finally came back to his senses, but he kept looking back, wanting to take a few more glances at the wreckage.
Here’s where the meeting really begins.
As soon as Su An sat down, someone on the stage said: "We received this message a month ago, but according to the analysis of the central core, it should have been sent from the earth 130 million years ago, so we don't
I dare to conclude that there are still human survivors on the earth now!"