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The moment Lin Yao came into contact with the nebula cluster, she received a notification from the system: "Sign-in point detected: [Chaotic Magnetic Field]. Would you like to sign in at this point?" At that time, she was just entering the Chaotic Magnetic Field to rescue Tang Zhengsu. If it weren't for this system notification, she might have been overwhelmed by a sense of emptiness and forgotten that she was there to save someone.
Regardless, once she arrived, she promptly pulled Tang Zhengsu out and chose to sign in.
Sign-in successful. Obtained Colorless Nebula.
Shouldn't a nebula be a cloud of gas? How could it be something that the system recognizes for sign-in?
Upon opening the notes, Lin Yao realized her understanding had been overly simplistic.
Colorless Nebula (a type of soft inorganic material resembling a cloud, capable of isolating magnetic fields).
It can isolate magnetic fields! This is truly a case of thinking something and having it come true.
The entire exploration team had been tense on their way there, but Lin Yao was cheerful throughout the journey.
When they reached the ground, Tang Zhengsu's actions were reported to the exploration team and he faced serious criticism from Yao Zhengqi.
After waiting for over twenty years, with such significant advancements in research now, shouldn't they be seeking progress steadily? Why take such risks? And to let a junior go rescue you—how embarrassing!
Even when being scolded in front of several juniors, Tang Zhengsu remained unfazed.
With his usual thick skin, he casually replied, "What’s there to be embarrassed about? The important thing is that I made it back alive. Of course, the most crucial part is that I collected data on the Chaotic Magnetic Field. When I hand it over to the research team, our progress will leap forward."
Seeing him so shameless, Yao Zhengqi decided not to reprimand him further in front of everyone. He simply said it would not happen again and led the exploration team to deliver the data collected by the mecha to the research team.
Tang Zhengsu's mecha was prioritized for study by the researchers. However, when the data from the mecha was extracted and checked by the researchers, they discovered that all data recorded during entry into the Chaotic Magnetic Field was completely blank.
"Oh no, did I take a risk for nothing?" Tang Zhengsu, who had initially felt somewhat fortunate, now felt incredibly dejected.
Yao Zhengqi ignored him and asked the researchers, "Why is there a blank data output?"
There are many reasons why data might appear blank, but considering our previous experience in the Chaotic Magnetic Field, I believe it's highly likely that our current technology simply cannot detect it, which is why we ended up with nothing.
As soon as these words were spoken, an air of silence fell over the room.
If they couldn't detect the Chaotic Magnetic Field, it meant they had no way to deal with it. In case they encountered a Chaotic Magnetic Field during navigation, they could only pray for good luck and hope they wouldn't run into one.
"I believe that the chaotic magnetic field is undetectable with our current technology, but that doesn't mean we can't find a way to deal with it," Lin Yao said.
Though young, Lin Yao possessed both strength and intelligence. When she spoke, others took her seriously.
"We first encountered the chaotic magnetic field after entering a white nebula. Therefore, I suspect that the outer layer of that white nebula is the substance enveloping the chaotic magnetic field. If we can find a way to obtain that substance and wrap it around the exterior of our starship, it might help isolate us from the chaotic magnetic field."
Tang Zhengsu pondered her words for a moment before realizing, "That’s true. I didn’t feel the chaotic magnetic field immediately upon entering the nebula; it was only after traveling a certain distance that I sensed it. So, the outer layer of the nebula must indeed be capable of isolating the chaotic magnetic field."
When one person made such a statement, there was still some skepticism; however, when two people agreed, the credibility of the idea increased significantly. With no better options available, everyone decided to take a chance on this approach.
"But if, as you say, the white nebula is formless and intangible, how are we supposed to capture it?"
"Ordinary clouds are composed of high concentrations of gas. Why don’t we try methods used for gas capture?"
"Let’s give it a shot!"
Thus, the special operations team began to frequently organize missions to engage with the chaotic nebula, continuing to gather more data while attempting to capture elements of the white nebula.
Such frequent activities soon caught the attention of various residential districts, even though they had chosen remote locations for their mechs to ascend. The lower-ranked districts were indifferent, but among the top ten districts were several powerful figures hiding in the shadows.
The first to approach were representatives from District One, District Two, and District Five. The leaders of these three districts had only recently arrived at Black Porcelain Star within the last fifty years; compared to those who had been there much longer, they held greater hopes of leaving Black Porcelain Star.
"Captain Yao, your recent activities have been quite frequent. Have you made any progress in your research?" asked Lei, the spokesperson from District Five.
Yao Zhengqi knew he couldn’t hide anything from them and decided to be forthright. "We have made some progress. But you all have your own research teams as well. If you want to know about our advancements in District Three, shouldn’t you share what you’ve discovered in your own research?"
"Haha! Captain Yao, what are you saying? If we had made any progress, wouldn’t we have acted on it already? How could we remain so quietly hidden?"
Yao Zhengqi shot Lei a glance. "I remember you arrived at Black Porcelain Star at least ten or twenty years before us. If we’ve made some breakthroughs after twenty years of research, does that mean you’ve achieved nothing in your first twenty years? If that’s the case, Lei old buddy, I suggest you disband District Five’s research team to avoid wasting resources!"
Seeing that he couldn’t sway Yao alone and had been countered instead, Lei turned his gaze toward Koci from District One and Max from District Two.
"I’ve seen your mechs break through Black Porcelain Star's gravity several times. At first, I thought it was just an improvement in your mech technology. But later I noticed that each time you paused in the atmosphere for a moment; I suspect you’ve developed an anti-gravity device," Koci stated directly.
Yao Zhengqi’s expression changed slightly as he coldly applauded Koci.
Koci observed closely. "We have indeed made progress in anti-gravity technology. If you’re interested, I wouldn’t mind trading something for it."
"What do you want?" Koci asked.
Yao Zhengqi took out a list and handed it to the three of them.
"Please take a look at what's on this list. If any of you are interested in trading, we can discuss it further."
The recipients of the list widened their eyes in surprise.
The items on the list were diverse and plentiful, covering everything from technology and materials to daily necessities such as food, clothing, and housing.
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