How to keep a human in captivity

"The GEP-VI project." The library's supercomputer said, "It's a transformation plan for superhuman beings, but this project was stopped in the year 2218.3 of the star calendar."

"The 73 superhumans that have been successfully produced are sealed in the freezer and placed on the negative nineteenth floor of this library." Spock quickly flipped through the records, "They have been asleep for centuries, but General Marcus Awakened one of them, the leader of the superhumans, Khan."

The computer even recorded a recorded video of their conversation.

"They made a deal?" Kirk asked.

The Vulcan shook his head: "It seems that Khan is not interested in General Marcus's proposal, he did not agree to help General Marcus make more advanced weapons, the negotiation broke down, and Khan was resealed in the freezer. "

"But look at this one... The GEP-VI plan was approved in the year 2225 of the star calendar. We put 73 freezers on the earth, and it was approved by the headquarters."

"I'm afraid that's what we have to worry about, Captain, this is not an order from the headquarters, but the Khan did." The Vulcan said, "The Khan joined General Marcus, and after General Marcus left Soon, he woke up from the freezer."

"General Marcus failed to refreeze him?"

"I'm afraid so, and he tampered with the computer's records and stole an order."

"A dangerous genius."

The Vulcan quickly read all the records on the computer. The more he looked down, the more frightened he felt: "He is trying to create a planet of his own."

The captain of the Vulcans was also shocked by those dense records and was speechless. In the end, he could only sum up.

"We should be thankful that his goal is not the current colonized planet, but the ancient earth ravaged by zombies."

Meanwhile, Khan, who is being talked about by the Vulcans and his family's captain, takes a one-shot headshot on the last zombie in a town square.

The GEP-VI plan also includes a weapon plan for dealing with zombies.

This kind of corrosive ammunition can instantly turn zombies into a puddle of sewage.

And this kind of ammunition can be regenerated, as long as you can insert the conversion device into the sewage of zombies, it can generate new ammunition.

Therefore, Khan’s mode of fighting monsters usually kills a small group of zombies with one shot, and then he sets up his machine gun on top of the corpses of the zombies. The zombies are always coming, you don’t even need to bother Go aim.

Just turn your muzzle and you're good to go.

It was not a difficult job for the Khan, while he searched for his companions.

He has 72 companions, lying in the freezer, scattered all over the earth.

Khan pulled the collar of his coat, raised his gun, and walked towards the next target point.

He will single-handedly build his own empire.

No matter how endless the zombie ocean is, there is an end.

Walking is painful.

So Arthur and Ford are still on their skateboards, and they slide into a clean and tidy city.

It was so unexpected.

It can be called a miracle that there are still cities that are clean and clean after humans have left the earth.

And what's even more miraculous.

Arthur and Ford discovered that the zombies in this city were obviously different from those in other places.

First, while they were as hideous as the zombies they had just encountered, their expressions were much calmer.

Second, these zombies are lining up at the entrance of a supermarket.

In the end, they didn't pounce on Arthur and Ford as soon as they smelled it, and they didn't even look at Arthur and Ford.

It must be the wrong way for us to get into this city!

Ford and Arthur looked at each other, each seeing the surprise in each other's eyes.

Or maybe their definition of a stupid zombie is wrong.

However, there will always be no miracles for no reason in this world.

"Are you human?" a voice said slowly, and then it refuted itself in a sad tone, "Oh, no, your body data shows that you have lived in the deep sea for a long time, and you have grown two Mermaid with legs."

Arthur and Ford stopped their skateboards, and they saw a silver-white robot staggering out of the supermarket where the zombies lined up.

It has a huge chubby head, red triangular eyes, and chubby limbs.

It looks cute, it looks sad.

"I'm sorry, but I'm sad," said the robot. "Hello, I'm Marvin."

Arthur and Ford finally knew what happened in this city from Marvin's description.

In the beginning, this city, like other cities, was occupied by zombies, until humans completely withdrew from the earth, and all animals disappeared on the land.

Zombies no longer have food, they are tortured by hunger and wander around the city all day long.

The plants began to grow crazily, and they almost covered the entire city.

But Marvin appeared, and no one knew where it came from, not even himself.

In short, Marvin appeared in this city. First of all, he found sadly that he seemed to be a cleaning robot, so he spent 30 years cleaning up the entire city.

Then it lost its job, which made it even more sad.

Sad Marvin began to look for a new job for himself.

"Music can calm them down and temporarily forget their hunger." Marvin took Arthur and Ford into the supermarket. Music boxes, phonographs, computers, stereos and advanced digital players.

"I have to charge them regularly." Marvin watched all this sadly with his flattened triangular eyes. "It's usually not difficult. I have a solar charging transpose."

A young zombie took a step back and nearly bumped into Ford, causing Ford to shuffle his towel nervously, trying not to tear the zombie in half.

Merfolk hate zombies, very much.

The zombie turned around, he was once a young human being, if one ignores his yellowish complexion and obviously wrong pupils, he is just a beautiful young man.

"This is Gillen." Marvin introduced Arthur and Ford. "He's the best recovered one."

"Recovery?" Arthur asked in surprise.

"Oh, I don't know." Marvin led Arthur and Ford through the zombies to a door in the supermarket, which was probably a staff lounge, "but they are indeed recovering, it's just that their brains have been dead, and if I could re-stimulate their brain cells and reactivate them, they might recover completely."

"It sounds like a miracle," said Arthur.

"But it's bad, yes, bad." Marvin flashed his electronic eye at Arthur, its bypass capacitor switched on its sarcasm function, "because I'll never find a cure for them."

It stopped, pushed open the small door of the staff lounge, and then made a gentlemanly gesture of invitation.

"Please come in."

A pink room appeared in front of Arthur and Ford.

Yes, pink.

It is said that warmer tones can make people happier, but this obviously does not help the sad Marvin.

Three minutes later, both Arthur and Ford were sitting on the pink sofa, holding a cup of hot tea.

In a short time, they formed a friendship with Marvin.

"Are you looking for someone?" Marvin said sadly. "Of course I can help you. My brain is too big. It usually makes me sad, but it is very useful for you."

The author has something to say:

Oh, lovely Marvin =W= By the way, does anyone watch "Resurrection"?