Cyber Heroes

In March 2028, three human experts and six elite soldiers who were nominally part of the peacekeeping force walked into a crack in the huge iron tool.

Xiangshan struggled with his feet in the mud. Even with the help of a powered exoskeleton, he almost fell.

Fortunately, a soldier in front helped me.

Thank you... Xiangshan said embarrassedly.

A small amount of sediment poured into the interior of this huge structure along the crack, but it did not hinder it.

In other words, the sediment did not really enter the interior of Ogun.

Because the inner wall is really too thick. Although the metal wall is divided into several layers, its total thickness is several meters.

On the deformed fractures of the metal walls, several layers of metal were squeezed together like shale.

Several people stepped directly on the inner wall of the huge creation. The surroundings were empty and it was obviously a huge space.

Xiangshan's breathing was a little rapid. He looked around nervously. The six soldiers moved in different directions, scanning everywhere with the military lighting flashlights in their hands, only to find that everything around them was empty, as well as above, without any walls.

What... happened? Shen Yuanzun was a little confused: Empty?

A soldier unscrewed a red lighting rod, then left it on the ground and said: Follow the established procedures and continue to explore inside.

Okay, okay... Xiangshan sighed.

Those soldiers were actually talking to the three scholars. These guys have already mastered all the procedures in the simulation training, but these three scholars do not follow the orders and prohibitions like soldiers, but have only received assault training. The commander of the team made up his mind to remind the three scholars from time to time.

The six soldiers were divided into two groups, front and rear, protecting the scholars in the middle, and then walked towards the sharper end of Ogun. There was a slight curvature on the ground. This alien creation deformed when it landed on the ground, so it is somewhat uneven.

Fortunately, the group has powered exoskeletons, so they can walk freely.

After walking about sixty or seventy meters, the group finally saw some ups and downs. It was a steel column rising from the ground - considering this was the inner wall of Ogun, this might have been a beam.

This beam is also somewhat deformed. The leading commander stretched out his hand to stop a few people, and then made a gesture. A soldier carefully stared at the huge deformed metal pillar, slowly approached it, and kept shining it with the light source in his hand.

Following the pillar, they found more metal beams, criss-crossing it. This seems to be the inner pillar that holds Ogun up.

The soldier pushed the steel column slowly, but it didn't move at all.

Even if it is deformed to this extent, is it quite stable? Xiangshan thought: Deformation was considered at the beginning of the design, so there was enough...enough leeway to cope with this level of deformation?

Yawgmoth turned his head: You mean, they were originally considering, uh... falling down directly?

Xiangshan thought for a moment and shook his head: That's not necessarily true. 'Ogun' as a whole will even be crushed by its own weight. Even if it wasn't dropped, it will definitely collapse when placed on the ground. Even after it enters the atmosphere, it will collapse. ...but...well...

The voice of the NASA engineer came from the earphones: Do you doubt that this so-called outer wall will interact with the air, deform, collapse, and then release the inner layer after entering the atmosphere? Well... as long as the things inside If it can hit the ground of a certain planet, this thing will have accomplished its mission.

Xiangshan was very shocked: Why don't you use... a parachute? Well...

The soldiers around him couldn't help but glance over, thinking, What nonsense are these engineers talking about? But Xiang Shan felt that it was indeed not impossible.

After all, Ogun has been wandering in the stars for a long time. And a complex structure like a parachute is likely to have various unexpected failures over a long period of time.

And a parachute that cannot be opened means almost nothing.

The simpler the structure, the more resistant it is to time. Such a means of landing purely relying on structure is indeed safer than a parachute.

After all, such a huge metal structure can indeed remain unchanged for a long time without oxygen and gravity.

Until it landed on an unknown planet.

In other words, it doesn't matter if this huge outer wall falls apart instantly.

If these steel columns are a huge shock-absorbing system, just to transport a small thing to the ground...

As long as the design is reasonable, the outer layer can be used as an energy-absorbing structure...

But what's the point?

After getting the permission of those soldiers, Lord Kambara also approached the steel pillar and observed it carefully. But after searching around, he came back angrily and said, There's nothing that looks like a symbol.

Yawgmoth asked seriously: Is it possible that the material they use to write symbols is invisible to the human eye? For example, it can only be seen in the infrared or ultraviolet frequency band...

We have infrared and ultraviolet observation instruments. Kanbaru said: There is no sign. This is just a pillar.

Xiangshan sighed: This is not the main entrance of 'Ogun'. The aliens would not expect us to come in from there. Even if there is a symbol, it won't be written here, right?

A soldier dropped another glow stick, and the group continued forward.

Every few dozen meters, they would see obvious metal structures. At this time, the soldier would throw down a military lighting stick and continue moving forward.

They have come a long way. Turning my head towards the mountain, I found that at the farthest point, the light of the lighting rod had been swallowed up by darkness and was almost invisible. Many lighting rods were connected into a non-straight curve, like the luminous footprints of an invisible giant passing through a sparse grassland.

Soon, the group arrived at one end of Ogun.

There are no aliens, no machines, not even a controllable terminal or mechanical mechanism.

Ogun is almost empty.

Yawgmoth fell into deep thought again: Maybe those aliens don't rely on vision at all? We can't see it either?

I don't think it's realistic. Aliens whose whole body refractive index is almost exactly the same as the earth's atmosphere are a bit too science fiction. Xiang Shan waved his hand: It makes no sense at all.

And we didn't detect any sound waves beyond the background noise of the environment. Kanbaru Zun also said: Even if they don't rely on vision, they should have a feeling, right?

Neutrino?

Well, if there were such cells, as the discoverers, we might be able to win a Nobel Prize.

Sorry, I'm stuck...