"Boom, boom, ......boom," Rey could hear it was a giant gear. The place was much larger than Rey had expected, and although it was only about the size of the Byron's rest chamber for the experimenters, the size of half the Byron's mechanical devices and various warehouses was the size of the Byron. "Ah...... Ray! Look at the top! Blake pointed to the top of his head, unable to control his look of surprise. Hurry up! Rey jumped to the second staircase. Blake noticed the top of his head, but ignored the change beneath his feet. The circular metal floor in the center is about sixty square meters, and now it changes from the circular metal floor with a central radius of about six meters.

"That's ......" Blake leaped backwards, landing right next to Rey. Why don't you just build it into its final form, you have to deform it? "Blake wasn't asking questions, he was just complaining." Probably because he didn't feel safe being exposed...... "Rey was tempted to ask Blake "what he thinks the final form of the lab looks like", "what is the final form of the lab", and "why does the term "final form" have anything to do with the lab, but he took a deep breath and held back.

The lab continues to change. The metal block in the ceiling kept moving, revealing a large hole in the perfect circle. "Click, click, click......" Something slowly descended from above. With a continuous click, Rey and the others finally got a good view of the thing. "Ah......h......h It wasn't entirely unreasonable for Rey to be so surprised, because it was the first time in his life that he had seen such a large cultivation pod. This time you may have come to the right place! That's what Rey thought to himself. This thing looks different...... That's what Blake thought in his heart.

The incubator is a fully transparent cylindrical shape, with three seeds suspended in the light blue culture medium. The seeds are dark blue translucent spheres with pale greenish-yellow and dark green vines intertwined on the outside. In the center of each seed is a white ball of light, encased in a dark blue fluid inside the seed, flickering and faintly. The three seeds are arranged exactly in a circle, exuding a hazy sheen. While Rey's attention was focused on the seeds in the cultivation chamber, a row of computers also rose from the ground, exactly circling the cultivation chamber.

"It's ......" Blake looked at the weirdly shaped seeds that floated up and down, and a hint of disgust flashed in his eyes. It should be one of the new energy plans. And it's the top one. With the instincts peculiar to the Helka Star Elves, Rey concluded. Oh? "Blake thought it was funny." If this experiment can be successful......" Rey's eyes burned at the seeds, "the future energy supply of the Galactic Fleet will be ......" "Oh? Are you so sure? "Blake thought it was interesting." I won't say anything else, but that's how it feels," Rey spread his palms, "I'm sure." "However, even the Helkas ......," Blake questioned, "with our current conditions, I'm afraid ......"

"Be optimistic." Rey shrugged, "Now that we've got those seeds...... Uh, these are like seed things. Even if there is little hope, at least try your best. "It doesn't seem like a question of whether you're happy or not, is it?" Blake frowned. "What if we're done?" Rey asked rhetorically. "Personally, I don't think we can complete experiments that even you ancient Helka scientists can't complete." Blake always seems to like to pour cold water on others, but there's no denying it: in most cases, he is at least eighty percent right.

"No, they just didn't finish it, not that they couldn't finish it." Rey casually picked up a dull gold mine from the laboratory bench next to him and wiped it with his hand, but it didn't see much brighter - time passed, and the energy contained in it was long gone. "They should have just stopped the experiment because of the lack of supplies." Rey shrugged his shoulders and put the gold mine back on the bench, clearly not holding out much hope for the mine. "I believe that all they need is time." "It doesn't prove anything at all." Blake shook his hand, "Even newcomers to the scientific world know that you scientists on the ancient planet Helka are notoriously perverted!" Look at the human resources we have, if we can carry out this perverted experiment, I'll swallow the Daredevil's Orb alive. ”

"Then you're realistic." Rey didn't say much. He walked over to a computer and looked at the desktop carefully. "It's you who are too idealistic." Blake leaned back on the first level of the bench, not wanting to touch the computers. He just didn't like to read Helka, and he didn't know why. "Blake," Rey tapped his finger to a bump on the desktop near the computer monitor, "you're going to have to dream a little." "Click...... The mechanism on the ground began to activate, and a silver-white metal chair rose from the ground. ......" Blake watched the metal chair rise, and was surprised to see that it wasn't a backrest chair. He opened his mouth, but suddenly realized that he was speechless.

"Warning! Warn! Only five percent of the lab's energy remains! Please go to each transfer point as soon as possible to replenish! Warning"! Warn! Only five percent of the lab's energy remains! Please go to each transfer point as soon as possible to replenish! ......"Black found that no matter where it is, as long as it is a spaceship, laboratory, etc. built by the ancient Helka Star, this cold electronic female voice is used as the automatic prompt sound of the system. Blake instinctively thought that there must be some ancient Helka who spoke like this, but he was not interested in studying which ancient Helka the source data was sampled from.

"This stuff is really energy-intensive." Rey grumbled and flew towards the door, "I'm going to recharge this place a little more, if it doesn't work, uh...... That's right, I also brought a spare piece of compressed gold with me. "That ......," Blake tried to say something, but saw Rey's corner swing and disappear. He frowned, recalling the information about the compressed energy mine: in order to save space, the ancient Helka scientists invented the technology of the compressed energy mine, compressing 10 unit volumes of energy ore to 1 unit volume through special technology and covering it with a special protective film. Although the total mass remains the same, it greatly reduces its space in the warehouse, so it was highly valued by the ancient Helkas. In addition, this technology also directly promotes the development of Ouxi particle protective film technology and energy conversion technology.

Blake stood there for about half a minute, and suddenly realized that it was a waste of time for him to wait here, and it was scary enough to stand in such a place and watch such a scene alone, so he forced himself to approach the nearest computer in him. He didn't bother to get the stool out like Rey, so he just leaned on the table and watched. "Well......" Blake frowned as he looked at the computer homepage full of Helka's star-language language, thinking about what he wanted to watch. The computer homepage is no different from the traditional laboratory computer homepage, with a long list of contents on the left and some two-color dynamic line pictures of experiments on the right.

"Huh?" Blake looked at the top row of the catalog, puzzled. Generally speaking, the top of the ancient Helka Star experiment catalog is usually the experimental goal or the general policy of the experiment, but on the top of the computer's catalog, there is a strange copy called "Otherworldly Light". This was so out of line with the usual style of the ancient Helka Star that Blake even began to wonder if he was dreaming. Suspicion to suspicion, Blake rubbed his eyes with his hand, thinking that he might have seen it wrong. But when he looked at the screen again, the copy at the top was still called "Otherworldly Light". "Tsk." Blake twitched the corner of his mouth, manipulated the mouse, and clicked in. He wanted to see what that "otherworldly light" was.