Loran Hill carefully sensed the area, but found no signs of life. She swam over with a little disappointment, but there were no corpses on the ground except collapsed instruments and metal structures.
Since this place was built at dusk, where did the people inside go at that time? A question arose in her mind, which was also confused by many Ivar scholars.
Compared to the sci-fi style in her memory, the architectural style here is much softer, as if it is a fusion of technology and nature, and the lines are mostly curved rather than straight corners.
Floating slowly in the ruins, she turned over one room after another and saw the living environment of people in that era, including dormitories, canteens, conference rooms, research rooms, experimental halls, etc. Finally, she came to the center of the ruins, which was the deepest part. There was a pillar that reached the sky.
The central pillar is like a huge tree trunk, and according to the data within the system, this should be an ancient nuclear fusion device that can provide energy.
Even after tens of thousands of years, the patterns engraved on the trunk are still clear, resembling both wood and metal.
On the high dome, golden spheres shaped like teardrops hang down from the sky. Some are still hanging there, while others have already fallen to the ground, revealing their weathered skeletons.
Some seemed to be some kind of wild beast, some were birds, and some were similar to humans.
Only when he arrived here did Loran Hill finally see the remaining bones.
Unfortunately, these cannot be touched, and any slight touch or air flow may cause them to disappear.
After scanning around, the only light spot displayed in the system appeared in Loran Hill's vision, which was somewhere in the central pillar.
She approached cautiously, a faint blue color appearing on her nails. As a slight trace of light streaked across the surface of the pillar, a square was peeled off, revealing something in the heart of the tree.
It seemed to be some kind of storage device, wrapped in tightly packed wood, as if it had become a part of the tree.
A small disc was taken out from the heart of the tree. A line of text was engraved on it with micron-level marks, and it has not decayed even after tens of thousands of years.
[Produced by the Alpha Mechanical Council on October 11, 3782 AD, and presented to the friendly Tree of Life sect to celebrate the second revival of humanity.]
Can I read the information in it? Luo Lanxier asked the system. Although this system is not very smart, it still has some basic functions.
[Analysis in progress, requires input of force to activate.]
Activate? Loran Hill's fingers spread a trace of natural magic, and then disappeared without a trace.
Is it not enough? Loran Hill continued to supply magic power carefully. A light green pattern appeared on the disc, then trembled slightly and slowly floated in the air. A special rhythmic fluctuation emanated from the disc, as if calling for something.
Unfortunately, under the passage of time, all calls were in vain. Finally, it fell again as if exhausted, and was caught in the palm of Loran Hill's hand. Only then did it resume its brilliance.
Memories from distant times flooded into the girl's mind like a tide.
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