How to keep a human in captivity

When the mobile phone was first invented, some people thought that it was an act of invading personal space, because you never know when the call will come in. When you carry a mobile phone, it seems to announce, Call me, any time, I don't mind answering an insignificant call with a chin foam on my face.

Oh, that sounds kind of bad.

Well, the birth of holographic communication is estimated to be equivalent to a complete space occupation for these people. Under the holographic image, all your privacy is invisible.

Now, Arthur can feel this feeling very well. Under the wise gaze of the elders, he only feels that something is wrong all over his body, and he can't move his body at will, so he has to put on a completely The look of indifference came.

"Oh, boy, you'll have to forgive us for having to meet under these circumstances."

He stood facing Arthur. He was tall, but he was old, and he was very thin, as if he had endured the sorrows of age and was still kind.

The old man looked at Arthur and said kindly and forgivingly.

"I was surprised by your presence and I'm glad to see you."

"Uh... hello." Arthur stammered the reply, the other party's eyes made him feel that he had nothing to hide.

"You look nervous, don't worry, I meant no harm."

This is the second human to show Arthur that they don't mean any harm, when in fact, Arthur is just thinking, oh shit, don't panic, but I'm actually excited, can you understand?

Apparently no one can.

"I'm a great science fanatic," said the old man, "and we can talk about things we all know, like, your fellow Khan."

"Oh, um, really?"

"You look uncomfortable."

In fact, everything here makes Arthur feel uncomfortable, but he can't say these words, so he can only reply vaguely: "Well, oh... yes. You see, Khan never mentioned it to me you, and he does not recognize him as my companion."

"The responsibility lies with me," said the old man. "Obviously I never considered his emotional problems when I created him."

"Ah uh, is it? Wait... Huh?" Arthur controlled himself not to jump up from the sofa, but he still couldn't help opening his eyes, "You created him?"

"In a sense," the old man replied, "I am indeed his creator. Superhuman... a modification of the human body at the molecular level, yes, I presided over this research. We hope that superhuman Possess all the advantages of human beings and abandon all the shortcomings of human beings, but they must be cruel, ruthless and determined. I used to think that this would be the direction of human evolution in the future, but it turns out that we are too arrogant."

Arthur blinked, the old man in front of him seemed to be caught in some kind of memory.

"My research almost led to a eugenics war. In fact, how can we judge that those advantages of human beings are necessary and those shortcomings are unnecessary. Certain advantages and disadvantages of human beings are so obvious, In fact, we don't realize at all that they co-exist."

"Oh, that's right." Arthur nodded in agreement. The mermaids also know that humans are selfish creatures, but they still love humans because they know that sometimes humans can rely on their instinctive selflessness to overcome One's own instinctive selfishness is the most precious thing about human beings.

"True perfection is not without flaws, but you know those flaws exist, but you can still overcome them. In a sense, human beings are the most selfish, but at the same time, they can also be the greatest. It is this contradiction that constitutes the human individual."

"If we take away all the faults in man, then we also take away the greatness that man can possibly have."

"It's a pity that I was ignorant and arrogant at the time." The old man said, with a trace of bitterness in his eyes, "I created Khan by myself, and I hope he is rational and ruthless enough."

"He's actually not that cold or ruthless." Arthur instinctively defended himself as a human being.

"Oh." The old man smiled in relief, and he said gently, "But at the same time, I should be grateful for my ignorance, because I actually thought that I could really remove his feelings from the molecular level, but you proved it for me, and will Go ahead and prove me wrong, right?"

Arthur's eyes lit up: "Oh, old sir." Arthur said, "I can assure you that Khan is a very good human being, just as you expect him to be."

The old man laughed, and then he restrained his smile and continued to look at Arthur kindly: "I'm so glad to see you, but I don't have much time, I think we have to end our pleasant conversation."

"I'm glad to see you, too," Arthur replied. "If possible, I would visit you with the Khan, and we could actually meet, I mean, face to face. . . . Yes, I'm not used to it." These holographic images, I almost don’t know where to put my hands and feet.”

The old man understood that this was Arthur's kind hint. He had already gained Arthur's trust, and the other party didn't mind establishing a friendship with him, but the old man had to reject this friendly proposal.

"I'm afraid it's a bit difficult." There was a trace of sadness in the old man's eyes, "My child, if I can get a few centuries in the morning, I can happily agree to you."

Arthur couldn't help blinking: "Excuseme?"

"Oh, boy, I am dead, but my mind is kept in this library like a ghost."

The old man winked at Arthur playfully, "The flesh can never be immortal, but the spirit lasts forever."

Arthur was silent for a while, and finally he gave a hard smile, thinking he needed to digest the information.

The key point is that now he especially wants to meet his own human beings.

He wanted to see Khan.

The vast blue sea with rolling waves.

No, Marvin hates this, its circuits are waterproof, but all the diodes, capacitors, Zener tubes, brain chips, and circuits hate seawater.

The sea had made some of its circuits go a little unavoidably wrong, and Marvin was surprised to find himself enjoying it.

This is simply more intolerable than sadness.

And today shouldn’t be the end of the world.

Then Marvin saw the culprit of all this.

Sirens.

The sea water was gradually receding, and the zombies were washed into a mess by the sea water, but some zombies remained in place tenaciously, thanks to the surrounding vines, which provided shelter for the zombies to a large extent.

The Siren sat on a big tree with his sea-blue tail curled up. Now, he was deeply sad.

He still didn't catch Arthur and his humans, which made him feel frustrated. In addition, this big runaway in the ocean consumed too much energy and he was very tired.

And he clearly knew that he couldn't fly.

This caused the plan to capture Arthur and his humans to be postponed again.

The sirens were so angry that they almost despaired.

Then he saw a silver-white robot flying in front of him.

Oh, you don't really think Marvin is a robot made by humans, do you?

In fact, it has proved more than once that the makers who created its galaxies definitely possess more advanced technology than the original earth.

However, we still don't know how Marvin came to Earth.

Now, the siren siren from the ocean, and the robot Marvin from an unknown galaxy stared at each other silently.

Oh, it actually flies.

——This is the psychological activity of the siren.

He actually looked as sad as I did.

—This is Marvin's mental activity.

Then they started at the same time.

The author has something to say:

Will the conversation be a bit boring =W=

I estimate that there are only more than 30 chapters in this article, and two chapters will be updated in the next day. I have to finish it before my defense _(:з)∠)_

Oh, in fact, my major is electronic communication engineering, in fact, no one wants to know this, right 23333333