Starry Sky Railway: I Intruded with the Heart of God

Mo Li even took a moment during the battle to take a picture of the giant Wuwubo and sent it to March 7th.

No matter what messages March 7th sends, Mo Li doesn't have time to read them for the time being.

Enter the innermost room of the burial chamber, where there are many small burial dolls.

The large, hooting old man was watching from outside the window.

"What a great view." Mo Li took out his phone, pointed it at the huge rooster outside the window, and said, "Come on, give me a smile."

Click! Another photo.

Alan has already begun investigating the room.

There was something in the room that looked like a tombstone... Mo Li simply didn't know what it was.

After looking around, Alan said, "So that's how it is..."

Xing: "It's kind of them to do this."

Alan said, "Yes. Do you remember that essay, 'A Study of the Behavior of Wuwu'?"

What kind of...wow, would Uncle Wu gather in a secluded, deserted room?

Mo Li silently took out the paper document "A Study of Wuwu Bo's Behavior".

This information came out of the mouth of the large, loud-mouthed old man.

Perhaps it's someone else's treasured collection...

Its contents are as follows:

Wuwubo's behavior test

Document Number:

Belongs to: Starfield Species

Copyright owned by: Rongcang Zhong

Total number of submissions: 7th

Proposed storage date: 11th of the 32nd month of the Amber Calendar 2157

text

The Wuwubo exists in the world in solitary, swarming, and parasitic forms. It is known that in its non-parasitic state, the Wuwubo is elusive; after parasitizing a host, the destructiveness of the Wuwubo is positively correlated with the host's mobility.12

Based on a small sample database test, the individual intelligence of the Wumingbo is comparable to that of a six-year-old human child. However, when they move in groups, their individual intelligence drops significantly. This is because the thought waves of spiritual beings exhibit an interference effect; frequency resonance influences their individual decision-making.

Regardless of whether they parasitize a host, the actions of Wuwubo (and its host) follow these four logics:

1. The happy woof-woof will quickly roam through rooms with more than five corners.

2. The grieving elders will gather in a secluded, deserted room to share their sorrow.

3. The angry Wuwubo will be exposed to bright light, and some Wuwubo will be unable to withstand the intense emotions and turn into dust.

4. The peaceful Woo-woof will enter the most mysterious period of their lives. They wreak havoc wherever they go, toying with the creatures around them, without purpose or meaning, just for pure mischief, which is why they are jokingly called "troublemakers" or "mischievous celestial spirits" by the people.

注释

1. Reference: "Wu Bo Possessing a Space Station Man, Steals 113 Pairs of Radiation Protection Shoes in One Month, Overpowering Odor Leads to Arrest," from *Black Tower Anecdotes*, Amber Calendar 2156, Monthly Issue 25. 2. Reference: "Blitzkrieg! Fastest Containment Operation Since Station Establishment: Arrested Within Five Minutes, Wu Bo Possessing a Seventy-Year-Old Woman," from *Black Tower Anecdotes*, Amber Calendar 2157, Monthly Issue 07. 3. The first test sample was of staff member Adler. Due to Adler's intellectual performance exceeding his age, the results were invalid. The second test sample was of staff member Wen Shiling, and this paper adopts the conclusions of this test.

Reviewer feedback

1. Don't look for references in anecdotes; that's common sense.

2. Is the sampling range large enough and diverse enough? Does drawing conclusions based on a single control group align with the values ​​of Black Tower research?

It's not that I didn't want to look, but if we can't find a third child on the space station, can you blame me?

3. What is meant by a room containing more than five corners?

*A room with five corners means it has more than four corners; how else can that be explained?*

4. "Some of the Wuwu Bo will be unable to withstand the intense emotions and turn into dust." How was this research conclusion reached? It is recommended to thoroughly investigate whether the staff member followed research guidelines and whether there was any misconduct such as damaging the collection assets.

Review Conclusion

The research process lacked rigor and scientific rigor, and the correctness of the research conclusions remains to be proven.

Departmental evaluation conclusion: Failed, will not be included in the database for archiving.

First-instance appraiser: Capote Duau Ranch *Go to hell!*

Second-instance appraiser: None

"So these little things were called Wubo at first." Mo Li then carefully read "A Study of the Behavior of Wubo".

Mo Li was naturally able to answer Alan's question.

"The sorrowful wailing elders will gather in the 'secluded room.'"

Alan nodded and said, "That's right, the grieving Boobs will gather in a secluded, deserted room to share their sorrow."

Moreover, inside this room, on the monument they guard, is engraved the name "Eikura Suke". The engraving is very new, it was made by hand not long ago.

These items collected by the Uwwbo were not intended to mock their former researchers, nor to disrupt the research order on the space station...

Rather, it was to... commemorate the deceased.

It seems that this clerk named Rong Cangzhong has already perished in the invasion of the "Legion"... No wonder neither I nor Adler had any impression of this name.

Surprisingly, the seemingly fierce and heartless Galactic Protoss, Wuwubo, cherishes subtle emotions more than the humans on the space station.

Xingmei looked at the woof-boo, which were unusually quiet, each with a different expression on its face.

Even though their expressions are fierce, they still look very cute.

Mo Li has already started taking photos of different Wuwubo, and these will all be used as emojis later.

And... if it were made into a plush toy, it would be very soft, so these little guys probably wouldn't pursue copyright issues...

Xingmei said, "The little guy doesn't seem very fierce to me."

Alan said, "Yes, you're right. They're not only not fierce, they're even kind of cute."

This scene also reminded me that a similar monument should be added to the space station to pay tribute to the crew members who perished under the monster's iron heel, a tribute belonging to the "Black Tower".

As for the monument to Rongcangzhong, let it stand here... With everything gathered, the monument settled, and the sacrificial ceremony completed, the Wuwubo can rest assured.

But...why don't they seem inclined to leave?

Xingmei reminded her, "Perhaps something is still missing?"

Alan: "Something's missing? Let me think... Hmm, I've got it."

Do you two know how to take photos?

Images of vuvuzelas gathered in front of the monument, images of a colossal vuvuzela standing alone, images of small groups of vuvuzelas sharing their grief...

I hope you can capture these moments in photographs and preserve them here.

The bond of friendship is sealed away forever, making it resilient and enduring... I think only by achieving this can these mourners truly find peace.

Xingmei joked, "Are they chatterboxes?"

Alan said, "...I don't know, but I saw Adler chatting with them quite happily."

Those who are alive... and Uncle Wuwu, our lives must go on.

However, perhaps you can come and chat with Uncle Wuwu more often in the future... consider it a kind of memento of this encounter.