The legend of Tiga

Chapter 2177 Frustration
As for the performance of Trafiza, everyone has seen it on paper. As for how it actually works and where its limits are, we cannot say that we know nothing about it, but we only have a superficial understanding.

After all, the industries that most of you here are engaged in have little to do with robots, and your understanding of robots is very limited. You can only express some high-level opinions, but not provide specific guidance.

Just when everyone thought they should call in professionals, Director Fukami, who was sitting at the head of the group, said, "How is the deployment of the artificial sun going?"

Chief of Staff Miyata, who was in charge of the Space Development Bureau, quickly replied, "It has successfully entered orbit two hours ago and is currently undergoing various tests. It is expected to take two days."

Director Fukami nodded and said nothing more, but the intermediary staff officer's expression froze and he glanced at Director Fukami covertly. This seemed to be a casual question, and the content was about the artificial sun, but in fact it was asking when the space adventure team could be brought back to Earth.

After all, the space adventure team went to Mars this time to provide all-round protection for the artificial sun to prevent it from being destroyed by humans or monsters. After all, the energy inside the artificial sun is quite abundant. It can emit light and heat, and it can also become a super bomb. If it falls on Mars, then mankind’s years of hard work will be wasted, and they will lose Mars, the most suitable immigration planet for transformation in the solar system.

It is no exaggeration to say that if Mars was severely damaged, it would be like having the backbone of human beings who are actively moving towards space broken. Because looking around the solar system, there is no other planet that is as close to the earth as Mars and so similar to it. Some people even feel that the formation of the solar system is ingenious.

First of all, the moon is too large, almost as large as Mercury, and it is so close to the earth that even rockets propelled by fossil fuels can allow humans to reach the surface and establish a permanent settlement.

The seemingly ordinary lunar soil actually contains rich primary fusion material helium-3, which is suitable for humans who are moving towards fusion reactions. It can be used by humans for a long time and help humans go further.

For example, the asteroid belt. The millions of asteroids floating here contain a large amount of mineral resources, far more than what humans can mine on Earth.

Although the earth has many minerals, only a small part of them on the surface can be mined by humans. The rest are buried deep underground and difficult to reach by humans.

But the asteroid belt is different. The largest asteroid here, Ceres, is only 950 kilometers in diameter, while the second and third largest, Vesta and Pallas, are around 500 kilometers in diameter. The diameters of the asteroids behind them do not exceed 300 kilometers. The difficulty of mining is much greater than that of the Earth, which has a diameter of nearly 13,000 kilometers.

The moon has fusion materials, the asteroid belt has mineral resources, and Mars is suitable for large-scale interstellar migration.

Only when there is enough energy do we need resources to build more means of transportation, and then we can use a large number of means of transportation to carry out large-scale transportation.

That would be fine. Next to Mars, the most suitable place for human migration, is the largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter. It is a gas planet with a huge amount of advanced fusion materials such as hydrogen, helium and deuterium. It is perfect for humans who have been on the road of fusion for some time and have developed higher efficiency and wider range fusion.

If gas planets cannot support life, how can we store it?
It's impossible that we just collect as much as we can and ship back as much as there are spacecraft coming?
Don't panic. Among the satellites orbiting Jupiter, there are several incredibly large ones. Io has a diameter of 3,600 kilometers, Europa has a diameter of 3,100 kilometers, Ganymede has a diameter of 5,200 kilometers, and Callisto has a diameter of 4,800 kilometers. These four huge satellites not only have atmospheres, but also have thick ice shells on their surfaces. Some even have saltwater oceans under the ice shells. Coupled with the rich mineral resources, there is no need to transport metals over billions of miles when building bases. You can use local materials.

In addition to Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are all gas planets, and they all have huge satellites rich in resources. They are simply natural fusion material mines. They are also distributed on the path that humans must take to step out of the solar system. This means that when humans explore outside the solar system, they do not need billions of miles of transportation supplies along the way. They can completely get supplies on the spot. This condition is not to say that it is unique, but it is quite favorable.

But it is precisely because of this interconnectedness that once one link is broken, not only will the whole thing fail, but it will also cause a severe blow, and it will take greater energy, more resources and a longer time to make up for the missing link.

Precisely because Mars is so important and is an indispensable place for mankind to enter the universe, especially to migrate to other planets, they would not hesitate to send a space adventure team to guard it to prevent people or monsters from affecting or destroying the artificial sun.

After all, if such a large "bomb" falls on the surface of Mars, it is estimated that most of Mars will become purgatory. With the current ability of human beings to transform the environment, it is simply not enough to reverse it.

Therefore, even though two space bases were destroyed by monsters in succession, everyone was still hesitant about whether to recall the space adventure team, because they were worried that this might be a trick by the enemy to lure the tiger away from the mountain.

Even Director Fukami hinted at it rather than saying it explicitly. After all, the defense of the artificial sun is not yet complete. Once the space adventure team is called back, and the enemy takes the opportunity to attack the artificial sun, who will be held responsible?
Since no one can do it, naturally no one will mention it.

Of course, the most important thing is that the monster did not threaten any of them.

The two damaged space bases were still at night, and there were only people on duty. Even the directors were not there, let alone the staff who could sit in this conference room.

And Trafiza is right next to the headquarters base, and with the detectors and seismometers everywhere, there is nothing to be afraid of even if the monster goes straight to the headquarters base.

This is the reason why the Space Adventure Team was not recalled immediately.

There is no threat to them. As for the destroyed space base, it was originally an old facility. Although it has been modernized, its performance is far inferior to the latest one. The loss from the destruction is not that great, so they are not very anxious.

The meeting was temporarily suspended and the participants left and returned to their own rooms for rest and discussion.

Director Fukami stood up and walked towards his room at a leisurely pace. He could think while walking, which was more inspiring than just sitting in the room.

At this moment, a voice came from behind: "Director!"

Director Fukami stopped, looked back, and said with a smile, "Counselor, what can I do for you?"

As they were talking, the middle counselor had caught up, and the two of them talked as they walked.

"There are some things I want to report to you."

"Oh, come in and talk."

As he spoke, he had already arrived at the door of the director's lounge. He pushed the door open, and the entourage stopped outside, while Director Fukami and the intermediary staff went inside.

The middle staff officer walking behind him turned the specially made soundproof, poison-proof and water-proof door and locked it, turning the whole room into a secret room. When the middle staff officer turned around, Director Fukami had already sat down, glanced at the documents on the desk, and then pulled out a report on Trafiza, opened it and scanned it quickly, saying, "What kind of intelligence is it?"

"About the Police Bureau." The middle staff officer said, walking towards Director Fukami at a leisurely pace.

"Oh, Police Department, what are they doing again?" Director Fukami paused with his right hand while flipping through the documents. His brows couldn't help but frown, and his headache was almost written on his face. Having such a subordinate who loves to stir up trouble, make trouble, and is eyeing the position under you is really a headache.

Ugh!
Director Fukami sighed deeply and looked up, wanting to hear what was going on.

But when he looked up, Director Fukami's face suddenly changed, because the middleman in his eyes had arrived at his desk. His expression was no longer as gentle as usual, but extremely fierce, with a very standard villain smile, and he looked very evil at first glance, so that his whole face seemed extremely distorted.

This look was so strange that Director Fukami was shocked and leaned back. No matter how calm he was, he couldn't help but change his mind: "You..."

As he spoke, his hand had already reached under the table, but before he could touch the alarm button, the middle staff officer who was nearby suddenly opened his mouth wide, and the corners of his mouth were split to the earlobes. Before Director Fukami's face could change, a stream of white knitted fabric gushed out of this bloody mouth, covering Director Fukami's head and face, making him silent instantly.

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Time passed by minute by minute, and the attendants outside would look up at the clock hanging on the wall from time to time. Although technology is prosperous, for the elderly, they are still accustomed to using old items.

There was no sound in the inner room. Although it was because of the sealed door, it was still a long time since the subordinates and superiors came to the room.
Click!

It was a very slight sound, almost below the lower limit of human hearing, but in this quiet atmosphere, it was still heard at once. Everyone looked up and stood up at the same time, watching Director Fukami and the middle staff come out one after another, dressed neatly, looking normal, well... not tired.

The middleman who was walking behind closed the door. It was an automatic door, and this time it was locked.

"Let's go to the conference room."

Director Fukami walked ahead and everyone hurried to follow.

As they were walking, Director Fukami seemed to remember something and suddenly turned to his secretary and said, "After today's meeting, please inform Chief of Staff Nanyun. I want to meet with him."

"Yes, Director!"

The secretary responded quickly, then slowed down, took two steps back, and wrote the matter down on his memo.

After that, there were no other instructions. I walked all the way to the conference room. The clock hands pointed to two o'clock. The conference room was full of people who were whispering.

When Director Jianshenjian walked in, everyone stopped whispering immediately, straightened their backs, and sat upright. The meeting room suddenly became silent.

Director Fukami sat down and nodded to everyone first, then turned to look at the new face, Yuichiro Asakage, who was specially allowed to participate, and said, "Dr. Asakage, you should be aware of the relevant situation. Please tell me your opinion."

Asakage Yuichiro had an expression of excitement that he couldn't hide, but his eyes were secretly glancing at Director Fukami and the middle advisor. He didn't see anything, but he always felt something was strange.

Hearing what Director Fukami said, Asakage Yuichiro quickly stood up and said, "Director, fellow staff, given the current situation, it is difficult to build a space base in Trafiza in the short term, and temporary transformation also takes time, so in my opinion, Trafiza can be temporarily launched into outer space and orbit the earth as an artificial satellite, and can be transferred to the corresponding location wherever it is needed.

Of course, this is only a temporary strategy. If long-term combat readiness is needed, I think at least five Trafizas are needed, one for training, one for maintenance, and three for combat readiness.

Well, this is just for the defense of the Earth. If we consider the Moon and Mars, the number will have to be increased.”

Then, Asakage Yuichiro gave a detailed introduction to the characteristics of Trafiza and its later artificial driving modifications, highlighting its high cost-effectiveness, solid materials, and being very suitable for current human defense needs.

Everyone present nodded frequently, agreeing with Asakage Yuichiro's opinion.

Director Fukami, who was sitting at the first seat, listened to Asakage Yuichiro's story and turned his head to the right as if inadvertently, and his vision met that of the middle staff officer. Then both of them shifted their gazes, one cast his eyes on Chief of Staff Nanyun, who was staring at Asakage Yuichiro with fiery eyes, and the other glanced around at everyone, and finally set his sights on Asakage Yuichiro who was talking.

The afternoon meeting went smoothly. Everyone agreed that more Trafizas needed to be built, and they enthusiastically took over Asakage Yuichiro's other work, allowing him to concentrate on research and development and transformation. As for manufacturing, maintenance, etc., they would be handled by other departments to avoid distractions.

Asakage Yuichiro had no objection and happily accepted the proposal, saying that he would hand it over immediately after returning.

Thus, the meeting ended in a pleasant atmosphere.

Asakage Yuichiro stood up and left, nodding and smiling at everyone along the way. Just as he was about to breathe a sigh of relief as he walked a little further away, he heard a voice behind him shouting, "Dr. Asakage!"

This sound.
Asakage Yuichiro stopped and turned around, and saw Chief of Staff Ikuma walking towards him quickly with a friendly smile on his face, but in Asakage Yuichiro's eyes, he felt something strange.

"Intermediary Staff!" Asakage Yuichiro greeted him very humbly with a smile on his face, but he was confused in his heart. Why did the Intelligence Department call him?
(End of this chapter)