"Stop! I don't have the lifespan to read a diary that's over a dozen thousand years long."
"You can also choose to consult the Imperial Sector Management Center. They will give you a simpler answer."
The system said.
"Good idea, but haven't we lost contact with the Empire?"
"Yes."
"Then you are kidding..."
"It is the inspector's duty to contact the Imperial Administration Center. You have not activated the contact command, so we have been unable to contact the Imperial Administration Center."
Um?
"So it's my fault then?"
"Not really. After all, the first time you entered the control room, LKN93 broke your neck before you could contact the Imperial Management Center, so..."
"This explanation makes more sense. Then tell me what I should do."
"You sit in the operating chair, um, the one at the top, and I'll take care of the rest."
Lin Hai thought for a moment and rejected Cheng Guorong's request to "let me go up and try first." He gently released Shi Zhen'er's hand and said, "Don't worry. Now that it has come to this, I have to give it a try no matter what. Perhaps the answer to the problem that has troubled the entire continent for more than ten thousand years lies there."
After saying that, Lin Hai walked past the silent LKN93 in front of everyone's gaze, walked up to the platform step by step, then took a deep breath and sat down resolutely.
A flash of white light passed by.
Lin Hai sat up reflexively.
Huh? Why am I sitting up? I was just sitting down. Could it be that I was lying down?
"You sat up a little too violently. It's not good for your recovery."
Next to a single-person cabin only one meter wide, a female nurse in a short skirt and white coat said gently, "Fortunately, the lid of the single cabin was opened in time, otherwise you would have been hit hard."
"Where is this place?"
Lin Hai looked at his body. Well, the parts were all there, but his clothes had turned into a dark blue jacket with a name tag on the right chest that read: Lin Hai, which looked like a work number.
Damn, it can’t be so bloody.
Like many science fiction novels, the protagonist finally wakes up and finds that he was dreaming. If so, isn't that a bit too cliché?
"I know you will have many questions, but please rest assured that Director Li is waiting for you and will answer all your questions."
The nurse's voice was very pleasant and she didn't look like a robot. Well, Shi Zhen'er was not around, so Lin Hai took a few more glances without hesitation. Well, she was pretty good, very long and big... Oh no, Lin Hai meant that he didn't see her wearing an ID card. He wondered if nurses didn't need to carry ID cards.
Following the nurse's footsteps, Lin Hai tried hard to coordinate his body as he walked through several corridors, took four elevators, and met countless people who greeted him - those people were all wearing similar work clothes and knew Lin Hai, but unfortunately Lin Hai didn't recognize any of them.
At the door of a large office, a nurse pointed to the nameplate above the door that read "Director's Office" and said, "Please come in. Director Li is waiting for you."
As the nurse finished speaking, the office door opened automatically. The nurse made a "please sit" gesture to Lin Hai and turned away.
Lin Hai walked into the overly spacious office and, under the guidance of the long-legged female secretary, sat down on the chair next to the desk. He took a drink of unknown substance and before Lin Hai had the time to carefully evaluate the female secretary, the person on the other end of the desk turned around as the swivel chair turned.
There was a sound of a door closing behind me. Well, the female secretary had left.
At this time, Lin Hai was still very sensible. He quickly stood up and bowed to the man in front of him with thick eyebrows, big eyes, square face, a big beard, and a gentleman-like appearance: "Hello, Director Li, Lin Hai is here to report."
"Hahahahaha, you're welcome, our heroic inspector."
Director Li's voice was very deep. Lin Hai felt that someone with such appearance and voice didn't know what else he could do besides being a leader.
"I know you have a lot of questions, but don't worry, I'll tell you the whole story..."
There are many powerful civilizations in the vast universe, and naturally, the Jingtai Empire is one of them.
Over a long period of time, major empires interacted and collided with each other, creating a magnificent scene in cosmic civilization. Of course, in such collisions, war was inevitable.
More than ten thousand years ago, the Jingtai Empire was attacked by the Taiqin Empire, and several sectors on the border were plunged into war. As the main force of the empire was too far away from the battlefield, the imperial general staff ordered a full retreat, trading space for time.
This command sounds reasonable.
The planets directly under the Empire quickly completed their relocation.
But for some unknown reason, someone overlooked a primitive planet, a civilization that had just developed to the late stage of the first industrial civilization and knew basically nothing about the universe.
Judging from current records, the Empire sent evacuation notices to all sectors of the star field involved, but for this civilization, the Empire's evacuation notice was no different from the information noise in the universe.
It was not until the last rearguard army evacuated and passed by that people were surprised to find that there was actually a subordinate civilization of the empire here.
Yes, although they don’t even know the existence of the empire, according to the laws of the empire, all civilizations within the empire’s sphere of influence are subordinate civilizations of the empire.
The rearguard troops had already engaged in a firefight with the enemy's vanguard. If they did not retreat, they would probably die here. Evacuating from a planet that had no interstellar transportation capabilities would not be done in a short time.
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