But the doctor suddenly said, "I have told him enough, have you figured it out?"

An Zhe was stunned. He looked up and saw a door on the side wall of the room was pushed open. Seran and another judge walked out and came behind the doctor.

He suddenly looked at the side of the interrogation room where he was, a smooth mirror.

"One-way mirror." The doctor said, "Selan has been watching you."

"According to the trial rules," Selan looked at Anzhe and said, "I still think he is a human being."

"I think so too." The doctor seemed to finally relax and said, "Even Lu Xun can rest assured to put him by her side."

"Lu Xun..." At this point, the doctor suddenly widened his eyes: "If Lu Xun had been infected a long time ago, and it was gradually aroused in these days, she could still infect Si Nan before she completely lost her mind, why didn't Lu Xun see it?"

"Sorry," Selan lowered his soft eyelashes slightly, and said, "The court has never been able to judge whether the ladies of Eden are infected."

The doctor was stunned: "Why?"

"Their growth environment is too different from that of ordinary humans. According to the judgment rules, every lady meets the standards."

The doctor was stunned.

Five seconds later, he couldn't help laughing. He bent down, his body trembled, and his hands tightly grasped the armrests of the chair.

After three full minutes, he stopped laughing and turned into a look of loss. The blood color on his cheeks faded, leaving only a paleness.

"Do you remember the source of the disaster in the outer city not long ago?" He suddenly asked.

"Remember," Seran said, "It's the breeding season for arthropods."

"Then it can explain why so many people have been infected," the doctor said, "She wants to leave the Garden of Eden, where the only goal is human reproduction. She wants to gain freedom even if she has to abandon the human form and consciousness. But... the moment she completely got rid of the human body, she was controlled by the biological instinct of the queen bee... Now is the breeding season for arthropods. What she did as a human, she will do as a queen bee, she..."

The more the doctor spoke, the more his words became intermittent and it was difficult to form a sentence. He finally closed his eyes in pain: "She is free forever."

After a long silence, his voice was hoarse: "Escaped."

An Zhe slightly widened his eyes, and he realized what the doctor said.

The instinct of a living creature is to live, and the instinct of a species is to reproduce.

——No one can escape, everyone has escaped, and this person has fallen into it forever.

Perhaps, perhaps only for that one moment, a fleeting moment - the moment when she was about to become a bee but did not become a bee, she briefly got what she wanted.

Then, the eternal, ignorant curtain suddenly fell before her eyes.

"The Rose Declaration is the inevitable choice for the long-term development of the base, but it does violate the standards of humanity. The tribunal, mercenaries, emergency response system... many systems are violated. If I were not from the perspective of the base, I would support her resistance," he said in a very low voice, "but does her resistance make sense? She even... took away all our embryos."

"No one did anything wrong, the ending is the same." He looked at the blank wall, his eyes almost collapsed, as if on the verge of breaking, and he could only stay awake by muttering to himself: "This... this fucking era."

This era of disappearance of the geomagnetic field is not a catastrophe for mankind, but a trampling.

It first made humans realize the fragility of their own flesh, then made them realize the emptiness of the technology they were proud of, and then denied the legitimacy of the entire base's operation. Finally, it proved that even the will of humans, which is independent of other animals, is not worth mentioning.

It is appropriate to say so.

Because this world does not care about the existence of humans at all.

An Zhe put his hand on the glass of the interrogation room. He tried to get close to the doctor and comfort him.

"Okay." The doctor took a few deep breaths and managed to regain some composure: "Now it's your turn to explain two questions."

"First, since Seran believes you are human, why weren't you infected by the Chinese? Second, why did you enter the D1344 laboratory and take away the inert sample?"

An Zhe lowered his eyes and said nothing.

"You have to tell me," the doctor said, "I can't get the result, you still can only fall into the hands of the colonel."

An Zhe shook his head in silence.

"You haven't seen the military's interrogation methods," the doctor stood up from his chair, stood in front of the glass wall, and looked at him, "If you also know why you are not infected, we will wait for Lu Xun to come back, the power will be restored, and we will go to the lighthouse for a comprehensive inspection, but you have to tell me where the sample of d1344 is."

An Zhe still didn't say anything, and the doctor finally said: "Is there anything you can tell me and Seran?"

An Zhe nodded.

"Why? You are a good boy." The doctor's eyes were complicated, and he repeated again: "That sample is too important, where is it?"

The author has something to say: a few miles in the belly.