Miss Star, spoiled by her father and brother

They were leaving the next day, so the Sivers family started preparing after their lunch break.

Food for the journey, clothes, accessories, medicines, and some consumables for daily life all fill the starship's cold storage and warehouses in an orderly manner.

The way the starship appeared also really shocked Xu Weiwei. She thought her father would drive the starship back from the military area, but she didn't expect it to be parked in the basement garage of their home.

But later I felt that it was reasonable. After all, it is for private use, so it should be parked in a private place.

It’s just that she had been to the underground garage at home several times and never knew there was another floor underneath.

Compared to the numerous vehicles and shuttles parked on the underground first floor, the underground second floor is much simpler. At a glance, there are only three lonely starships, which are much smaller than the one they took to the planet Goodall.

But it was only relatively speaking, it was still much larger than other transportation vehicles. The entire underground second floor could only accommodate these three.

At that time, Xu Weiwei and several of her brothers followed Sifos down, eager to see their own private starship. It was so cool to think about the way it soared into the sky and spurted out a scorching tail flame.

Sifos chose the one in the middle. Before going on board, he told them to keep a safe distance and retreat five meters away. He also asked his three sons to protect their sister.

Xu Weiwei didn't take it seriously at the time. She wasn't stupid enough to volunteer to die, nor would she be scared. She had experienced the extreme operations when entering the planet Goodall, so there was nothing to be afraid of.

But she soon understood why her father said that.

A yellow warning light lit up on the surrounding walls, accompanied by an electronic reminder sound: "The skylight is about to open, ten, nine, eight..."

The floor beneath my feet also shook, and the friction sound of mechanical operation could be heard from all directions.

Xu Weiwei was surprised to find that the ceiling above her head was actually moving! The original whole floor was split in the middle, and then it was collected and stacked in four directions in an orderly manner, getting higher and higher, and the car was lifted up layer by layer!

Xu Weiwei was taken aback by the shocking scene before her eyes. However, the countdown had not yet ended. When it reached five, the vehicles on the underground first floor had been moved. A huge square patio was vacated in the middle.

This design must be reserved for the starship, but that's not right, this is an underground garage, and it's still covered, so we can't break up the ground as well, right? She remembered that the area above was a lawn.

Oh, yes, they came down by elevator. There is no direct exit to the ground on the second floor, and the starship is so big that they can only go through the first floor. No, that’s not right, the exit of the garage cannot accommodate the starship!

In a split second, Xu Weiwei's mind went through several twists and turns. Before she could figure it out, something fell from above and hit her feet, bouncing a few times.

Kane and Ryan pulled her back, put their arms together, sandwiched her in the middle, and put their hands above her forehead.

Seeing this, Ryan knew that he would not get any care from his brother, so he squatted on the ground, feeling lonely and helpless, and buried his head.

A beam of light shone down on the underground parking lot, creating a Tyndall effect and providing a brighter view. Xu Weiwei could clearly see the large and small pieces of soil that fell on the ground and the debris that flew up from them.

The ceiling on the top floor creaked and groaned, as if joints that had not moved for a long time were under great pressure.

Before I knew it, the countdown was over and the sky was bright.

Xu Weiwei pulled her brother's hand down and looked up to see the azure blue sky. The original ceiling was turned outward 120 degrees, like a butterfly's wings spread out.

The starship flew vertically upwards.

This was the second time she had truly felt the technological power of the future world since she had traveled to outer space on a spaceship as a baby.

It was like the appearance of a secret base in a cartoon. She had never thought that the land beneath her feet could be opened like this.

"The skylight is about to close, ten, nine..."

The huge square plot of land slowly closed in front of the few people, and some scattered pieces of soil fell again. The upper "shoe rack"-like structure also returned to its original position.

"Come on, let's go upstairs." Kane took his sister's hand.

"Yeah." Xu Weiwei looked at the ceiling for another two seconds, then slowly retracted her gaze.

As she walked, she could feel the fine soil particles under her feet. Xu Weiwei couldn't help but feel a little sympathetic towards the servants of the villa: "It's so dirty down here, and the place is so big. It must be very tiring to clean it up."

Kane comforted her: "It's okay, there are cleaning robots to clean it."

"Cleaning robot?" Xu Weiwei was a little confused, guessing it was something like a smart sweeper. "Do we have such a thing at home? Why have we never seen it before?"

"Of course you haven't seen one." Kane laughed. "Cleaning robots are only responsible for cleaning the garage and around the villa, and they only work at night. You rarely see them on weekdays."

"Why not let it clean the inside of the villa?" Xu Weiwei was puzzled. Isn't it a pity that such high-tech equipment is not used indoors, but is sent to do such marginal and burdensome work?

"What are you talking about? We are a well-known family after all. We will be laughed at if we tell others that we use a robot maid."

"what???"

"How can we trust robots to clean our living environment? Only places like basements where hygiene requirements are not high will be left to them."

Xu Weiwei's concept has been overturned. In the environment where she lived before, people would be proud of having smart appliances at home and think it was a face-saving thing. Now it is completely reversed.

She didn't think that the robots in this world were as useless as Kane said. When she died, there were already floor scrubbers on Earth, and the floors they cleaned were as bright as new.

Tens of millions of years from now, cleaning robots will only become more sophisticated. It is just that they are too common and have become standard equipment for ordinary people, so they are abandoned by capital.

What Kane said should also represent the general concept of this world: humans are always superior to machines, and humans are the most sophisticated machines and are irreplaceable.

"But we might take an intelligent robot with us when we travel."

Xu turned his head slightly to look at Kane, indicating that he was willing to hear more details.

"Robots don't need to eat, don't have any physiological needs, don't get tired, and are very convenient for carrying things. When not in use, just turn it off."

"Isn't it that Aunt Meilin is the only one with us? It's not easy to take care of so many of us, and she can't do some physical work."

Xu Weiwei couldn't help but imagine what robots in the future world would look like. Would they be more realistic? Would they be so well made that they were indistinguishable from real people? She was so curious.