Su Zhe looked thoughtfully at the situation inside the cave, and under the light of the giant searchlight, it looked very nervous.

The car continued to move, and there were many guards guarding it.

The doctor was silently calculating in his mind in the car: if his estimation was correct, this was just one of countless passages. Judging from the direction of the passage, there should be several underground roads leading to the direction of the city.

The speed of the car was fast, and the ground inside was getting lower, apparently driving deeper underground.

After passing through a few forks, Su Zhe saw that there were also some passages and forks in the depths, and he roughly estimated that there might be dozens of these roads, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that they were as dense as spider webs.

The car finally stopped, and the orderly saluted again and drove away, leaving only Dr. Su and the adjutant behind.

"Dr. Su, please follow me."

With that, the lieutenant walked straight to a glass door, which retreated after verifying the pupils.

Behind the door is a room, surrounded by metal walls, in which a biometric scanning system analyzes foreign units in invisible walls.

All incoming persons must remain inside for at least 2 minutes, otherwise all doors to the room will be closed after the third tick.

Dr. Su was well aware of the significance of this biological scan, and he was one of the participants in the system at the time, and worked on it for nearly half a year.

The light strip on the top wall of the hallway glows softly, and the walls on both sides are covered with many old photographs. Even first-time visitors will know that the people in the photos are famous people.

There were the first human astronauts, the first astronaut to walk in space, the astronaut who landed on the moon for the first time, and famous astronauts from various countries at that time, etc., and there were hundreds of them in a corridor.

These people, in previous times, had made indelible contributions to the exploration of a wider space for human beings. However, in this era of intelligence, there is still this ancient form of display on the wall, which is obviously incompatible with the spirit of the times and does not conform to the aesthetics of most people, it should be for a special sense of commemoration, right?

Or is it some "planetary council" high-up, a petty, nostalgic fetish?

When the two of them passed through the corridor where three steps, one post, five steps and one sentry, with heavily loaded gunmen standing guard, they came to a very avant-garde hall.

Dr. Su recognized this place, which had been the site of a lot of television news before the new passage to the base was built—and in the backdrop of this hall, it was one of the most important press conferences of the Planetary Council and one of its many military research institutes.

There are several important reasons why this place was chosen as the military's main research institution.

Dr. Su, as a participant in the year, certainly knew that the most important reason was that this place was hiding a great secret.

This great secret has affected almost the entire human society in these decades, as well as most of the decisions at the top - important decisions led by the "Planetary Council".

"Ah, Dr. Su, you're finally here!" A man with pale red hair wearing a half-masked mechanical helmet greeted him.

Su Zhe looked at him suspiciously, and smiled awkwardly, but he couldn't remember, who was this person?

"Uh, hello."

"What, did you forget? I'm Cook, Cook Scott! The young man named Cook took off that strange helmet.

"You're Cook? …… Oh, that's you! I really didn't recognize it, why are you here? The doctor remembered that this man was an expert in optics who had worked on projects in the military's laboratory.

He had met him on an outsourced military project, and he remembered that he had a specialty in laser weapons research, but because he didn't want to stay in the military, he had been outside the inner circle.

But why did he show up at such an important meeting today?

"Hehe, you finally remembered, today, I was also invited to the meeting." Cook had a smile on his face, looking distracted.

"I see, do you know what the topic of the meeting is?"

"Oh, to be honest, I don't know, I've been waiting in the lounge for almost half an hour since I came. But I'm guessing you're here, and this should start right away! ”

"Oh......"

Su Zhe had a bad premonition.

The project at hand involves a lot of secrets, and if he only waits for him to come, then it must have a lot to do with it.

Sure enough, a second lieutenant hurriedly ran over, saluted Su Zhe and said directly: "Dr. Su, just wait for you, the meeting will start immediately, please come with me." ”

With that, the lieutenant motioned for them to follow, then turned around and walked briskly towards the conference room, and the two of them hurriedly followed.

The lights in the conference room slowly dimmed, but Su Zhe still saw a few familiar faces at a glance.

Half of these people are high-ranking military generals, as well as a few researchers who have worked with them before, and the rest are familiar faces who appear regularly on news programs.

What's going on?

The expressions of these people seemed to be serious, his feelings seemed to be confirmed, and the atmosphere became a little tense.

The meeting was presided over by a high-ranking general, General Baker.

Su Zhe had dealt with him before, and he was very strict, especially with those subordinates.

At the same time, he is meticulous about the military's affairs, especially the progress of the project, and will review the progress of the project every day, and will only report to the military until he is completely satisfied.

Don't look at him as such a strict person, but he gets along well with the researchers.

Because he has a lot of respect for researchers within the scope of his authority, and he almost responds to their requests.

But don't expect anything from him to do anything other than a research project, that would upset him. It seems that in his eyes, the progress of the project, or the orders of the military, is what he sees as "things".

"Ladies and gentlemen, this meeting begins with an urgent message." General Baker looked around the hall and finally stopped at Dr. Sue.

"Our test subject, codenamed 3, was abducted around 5:20 a.m. Western Time!"

"Wow-" The entire hall began to make various noises, and the word shock was written on everyone's face.

Su Zhe's first reaction when he heard the news was "unbelievable" - Subject 3 was exactly what was going to be transported to the base in the Arabian Desert where he was before.

General Baker seemed to know the reaction, and waited for a few seconds of exclamation before continuing: "This was an organized, premeditated hijacking. At present, according to the information available to our military, it is clear that the other side has used large-scale acoustic or optical weapons, but there is no accurate conclusion in this regard. ”

"I say this because the scene was on the Red Sea shipping lane, and neither the hulls of the transport ship nor the frigate were visibly hit from the outside. Ladies and gentlemen, please take a look at the actual situation from the satellite. ”