"You don't seem very satisfied with this answer." Wendy, the goddess of wisdom, smiled at Xiao. Xiao nodded, but already knew the general idea. Next, she needed to ask someone in the know.

That researcher looks like he's working for someone else at the lowest level, so I need to ask someone more professional.

Wendy unleashed his divine sense, and the entire research institute appeared before him. After searching around without success, Wendy opened his eyes and looked helplessly at Xiao: "It seems I haven't found it. What should I do?" "It might be hidden. I'll go look for it." Before Xiao finished speaking, he disappeared from the spot.

"Alright, alright." Wendy sighed helplessly. Perhaps she had really missed it, so she continued to unleash her divine sense and search.

All the researchers felt a gust of wind rush past them, but they had no idea what was happening.

"The weather is clearly sunny today!"

"What's going on? Where did this gust of wind come from out of nowhere?"

"How strange, my carefully styled hair has been completely ruined by the wind."

Many researchers grumbled a few words, but still carried their valuable research materials to the labs they needed to go to.

Xiao stopped in front of a large door. This door was strange. At least the other doors had their research projects written on them, but this one, not only in a corner, but also because it was a high-tech door, had no words written on it.

"Tap tap tap." The sound of hurried footsteps rang out, and Xiao disappeared from the spot. Soon after, a researcher carrying a large stack of papers arrived at the door. After iris recognition, the door opened, and the female researcher strode in. Then, a wisp of wind quietly slipped in beside her.

The female researcher moved with lightning speed to a nearby instrument. She threw all the papers in her hand into the instrument, which began to rumble and operate. Xiao stood behind the female researcher, arms crossed, watching her actions indifferently.

After the instrument roared to life, it displayed data about Mi Nu. Xiao nodded, realizing he had come to the right place.

"How is it?" Wendy appeared on Xiao's shoulder in a wind sprite form. Xiao gestured for Wendy to look ahead. Wendy let out a soft "wow," which was drowned out by the roar of the equipment.

“The data is still incomplete; this is not the final data,” the female researcher muttered to herself. “If the test subjects hadn’t been handed over, we should have been able to collect more complete data.”

Next, she fed a pile of paper into the instrument, and after a loud bang, it displayed Xiao's data.

"The data we have now is insufficient to support the accuracy of this simulation," the female researcher muttered to herself. "More experiments and battles are needed to obtain more data." "Well done, Subject 04, but next time you report, remember to check behind you to see if any rats have sneaked in," a monotone electronic voice replied.

The female researcher, as if facing a formidable enemy, whirled around and saw, in the shadows, a blue-faced, fanged mask hanging on its owner's leg. Judging by the leg length, it was probably a teenager. The leg moved, and Xiao stepped forward, arms crossed, his golden pupils devoid of joy or sorrow, as if looking at a dead person. On his shoulder sat an adorable wind sprite.

“The Federation’s general…” The female researcher’s voice turned cold. Xiao nodded, and for some reason, the female researcher pulled out a weapon and aimed it directly at Xiao, even though she knew in her heart that it would be useless.

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Let's start with 1000.

I found that writing 1000 is so easy, so I'll just write 1000 from now on.