Ruo Manni asked Wang Miaomiao to unlock the phone screen, so she took her phone and unlocked it in a daze. Seeing Ruo Manni reaching out to her again, she handed the phone back to Ruo Manni without thinking.
Wang Miaomiao continued to stare blankly at the girl who clicked the watch on her hand. Immediately, a light screen popped up from the watch to cover the phone. Then Wang Miaomiao watched the girl skillfully operate the phone, as if she was copying some things in the phone to the "watch" on her wrist.
Wang Miaomiao had no sense of protesting if Manni was stealing information from her phone. Instead, she asked Liu Yang in disbelief, "Are there such advanced watches in foreign countries now? Why do I feel like this watch is like a high-tech smart computer in a science fiction movie?"
Ruo Manni naturally heard these words. She looked up at Wang Miaomiao. She was also a science fiction fan in this world.
Liu Yang did not answer Wang Miaomiao's words because he didn't know what to say. Wang Miaomiao had just woken up and didn't know how mysterious these people were.
Liu Yang felt that given the secretiveness of this group of people, this watch was probably nothing, and there would likely be many things that they had never seen before.
Ruo Manni was not trying to obtain the information in Wang Miaomiao's mobile phone, but to copy the mobile phone's system so that she could use the optical computer to read the network information.
Although there was no electricity and no network due to the disaster, it did not mean that the top leaders of the bases did not have it. As long as there was a network system somewhere in the world, their optical computers could directly read all the information stored in the server through this system.
After Ruo Manni installed the network system of this world on her optical computer, she could quickly connect to the satellite network with the help of the optical computer.
Ruo Manni immediately asked the optical computer to download all the information on the earth's network. For the people on earth, there was no telling how many servers would be needed to store such a huge amount of information.
But for the small optical computer on Ruo Manni's wrist, it only occupies one thousandth of the storage capacity of the optical computer.
Ruo Manni first created a small program for translating between the language of this world and the interstellar language. For her, this only took half an hour to complete.
Then Ruo Manni shared the Earth Network System and Huze Mini Program with her friends. She wanted them to be able to explore more things from them so that she could learn about the secrets of the world from this system.
"This is the original Skynet Cafe." Dean Atchison responded the fastest.
The elite class was feeling bored because they couldn't practice and had nothing to do. Suddenly, they got this thing and started playing with it.
Dean Atchison was an expert in optical computers, slightly better than the others in the elite class. Under the guidance of Romannie, he quickly discovered the inside, got a lot of information, and played with it with great interest.
Even Ruo Manni was addicted to it. She wanted to find what she wanted from all the information, but the more she read, the more confused she became.
At this moment, Ruo Manni received a post forwarded by Dean Acheson. She opened it and saw that the post was about the strategy for the end of the world.
Ruo Manni took a look and found that the zombies described in this post were exactly the same as what she saw in reality today.
Because the poster of this post said at the beginning that he had been having the same strange dream for a month. He dreamed that in the near future, a doomsday disaster would happen to the entire earth.
Ruo Manni looked at the posting time of this post and found that it was posted a few days before the outbreak of the apocalyptic disaster. However, there were very few clicks and comments. It was probably deleted soon after it was posted. Now it has been "found" by Dean Acheson.
The consequence of the crude translation of this world's information into interstellar language was that Dean Aitchison could not understand it, because some combinations of words seemed to make no sense at all.
However, he could roughly tell that this post should contain information about the end of the world, and it was specially deleted. He thought that there might be some useful information in this post, so he passed it to Ruo Manni.
"Do you remember the date of the flu outbreak after the meteor shower?" After browsing the general content of the post, Ruo Manni looked up and asked Wang Miaomiao.
"We heard the news on June 5th. We originally wanted to go out that day, but then the country suddenly issued an emergency alert asking everyone to stay at home as much as possible, so I remember it very clearly," Wang Miaomiao said affirmatively.
Ruo Manni glanced at Wang Miaomiao. This guy was just saying it in a nice way. She guessed that the reason Wang Miaomiao remembered it so clearly was probably because it was her birthday.
The flu broke out on June 5th, and this post was published on June 1st, and a lot of the content in it is true.
Ruo Manni sent the first half of the post to Wang Miaomiao's phone, and then said to her: "Take a look, does what is written in this post match the actual situation?"
Wang Miaomiao was no longer too surprised that her cell phone could receive Ruo Manni's message even when there was no signal. She could surf the Internet even without internet, so sending a message was no big deal for her.
However, after Wang Miaomiao and Liu Yang read this half-post, they exclaimed in amazement: "Wow, this poster is amazing. He knows so many inside stories and rules not long after the end of the world. We still don't know some of them."
Because Ruo Manni did not tell Wang Miaomiao the date of posting, they both automatically assumed that this post was made after the end of the world, when there was still internet.
The first half of this post predicts the flu event, the transformation of humans into zombies, the continuous earthquake event, and the establishment of a survivor base event.
Ruo Manni asked Wang Miaomiao and Liu Yang some questions carefully, and they confirmed that these events had happened one by one.
The second half of the post predicts that starting from November, there will be a cold winter with heavy snow that will last for more than half a year, the zombies will evolve greatly after the ice and snow melt next year, and two years later, human bases will be besieged by a wave of zombies, and humans will be on the verge of extinction.
These events have not yet arrived, they are still just predictions, and they have time to observe whether they are true.
Ruo Manni also sent this matter to her friends, and everyone in the elite class discussed it with great interest. In the end, they came to a conclusion that everyone agreed with, that the poster of this thread is likely to be a person with supernatural powers who can predict the future.
In their interstellar era, before every catastrophe, some people would have dreams predicting the disaster. This world had a catastrophe that was enough to wipe out humanity, so it was not surprising that some people had dreams predicting the disaster.
But Ruo Manni didn't think so, because she often read apocalyptic stories in her previous life, and she felt that the routine was very familiar. The poster was most likely a reborn person, and a reborn person with a kind heart.
Also, very importantly, very important, the apocalyptic experience described in this post was very familiar to Ruo Manni, as if it was a plot in a apocalyptic book she had read before.
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