There was silence all around. Blake listened to his heartbeat as he counted the impossible bands of pale blue light.

Why hasn't Rey come yet...... Even Blake had such unquiet moments - he even had the urge to turn around and run.

With a twisted curiosity peculiar to nervousness, Blake even wanted to re-enter the silver-white light curtain and take a closer look at the details that he had just overlooked.

When people are nervous, they always feel that time flies very slowly, let alone being in such a bad environment.

So much so that when Blake heard Rey shouting behind him

"Blake!" When he jumped.

"You...... Are you okay......? Rey was taken aback, and he asked, somewhat uncertain.

"There are still no casualties." Blake heard that it was Rey, and he stood there stiffly, replying dryly.

"What's going on?" Rey brushed his hair and asked.

"You've got something weird out of your big Helka." I don't know if it's because of the stimulation he received just now, even Blake himself felt that his tone of voice had become very strange.

"Huh?" Rey was a little confused,

"You mean this passage? But where does this lead? Did you go out and see it? ”

"I think you'd better go out and see for yourself." Blake twitched the corners of his mouth, apparently getting a little impatient with Rey's endless questions.

"I think that's how you can feel that feeling." He added, and then

"Relentlessly" pushed Rey out of the silver-white light curtain. A minute later......

"Blake!" Rey didn't notice that his voice had become sharper than Blake's voice had just been,

"I swear I didn't even know there was such a thing!"

"Uh......" Blake rubbed his ears with his hands,

"I believe in you."

"That'......" Rey was about to say something, but was interrupted by Blake.

"Listen to the tone of your voice, you know that you can't possibly know what this is all about." Blake shrugged his shoulders and asked,

"How? Interested in seeing what this is all about? ”

"Just the two of us?" Rey frowned.

"What? Is it because you're afraid? The corners of Blake's mouth rose slightly, hooking up as if it were

The arc of "taunt".

"......" Rey squinted his eyes and didn't speak.

"Let's go." Blake rolled his eyes and took Rey's hand directly through the silver-white light curtain - the sight in front of him was still the same terrifying.

"I'm honestly a little scared." Rey craned his neck, then said.

"Me too." Blake pouted,

"But the problem is that I'm more afraid if I don't figure it out. Then, more and more afraid. ”

"Let's get out of here. Find out about this sooner. Rey raised his index finger, turned on the searchlight in his hand, and began to walk forward,

"Although it is said that the escape C cabin of the Ziyang has always had an energy supply, I am afraid that something will go wrong."

"Yes." Blake nodded,

"But when you say that, I suddenly don't want to leave." That being said, Blake turned on his searchlight and followed Rey's footsteps.

After turning a few corners and kicking open a few bulletproof doors made of unknown alloy, Rey and Black saw an open door.

This shows how tightly defended it was at that time. However, there is no fork in the road here – which is quite strange.

Of course, there are quite a few corpses.

"Go in?" Rey looked at Blake.

"Yes." Blake nodded,

"But what is it?" Rey followed the light of Black's searchlight and saw that Black was talking about an energy-converting device.

"Oh, this is a scaled-down version of the third-generation energy conversion device from a long time ago." Rey explained to Blake,

"The Galactic Fleet is using a sixth-generation energy conversion device."

"That means it," Blake pointed to the energy conversion device with his index finger,

"Inject energy into it now, and there will be electricity in this place?"

"That's how it should be." Rey walked over and took a closer look at the energy conversion device,

"It doesn't look like it's damaged."

"How? Try? Blake clasped his hands on his shoulders.