I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World-Chapter 1163 - 688 A Light in the Darkness_2

Chapter 1163: Chapter 688: A Light in the Darkness_2

Chapter 1163 -688: A Light in the Darkness_2

John Rowland asked, “Captain, what about us?”

After saying that, she pointed to the people standing by.

Nico Ross looked up at the tiny light in the distance representing the First Resource Area, “Conserve energy, reduce consumption, and save power.”

Thirty seconds later, Mata sent a holographic 3D model to Nico Ross and the logistics team members.

The model provided by Mata was extremely detailed, with the precision of details reaching picometer level, revealing the microscopic structure inside atomic nuclei.

Ponkt, who was at the front with Sophie Lee, glanced at the hologram and said, “Captain, I…I don’t recognize these devices. They’re too ancient, and I haven’t learned such detailed ancient material science knowledge.”

Knowing nothing about the materials, it was naturally impossible to analyze their working principles.

Nico Ross frowned.

There must be records in the main computer’s database, but they were currently in the special combat arena with limited communications and information support.

Since Ponkt had complained, he obviously tried to find the information, but failed to do so.

He didn’t blame Ponkt either.

Other teams were probably facing similar situations as well.

The arena was fair, providing a unfamiliar environment for everyone that required individual thinking.

“Sigh, the situation is so unfavorable. If it were a resource-rich area, the Flying Tiger Team could afford trial and error, quickly grasping the state of usable resources in the debris. But now we only have a few hundred meters of fragments to work with, with limited choices and even smaller mass, we can’t do much.”

Daniel Thompson, who had been watching the Flying Tiger Team’s movements throughout, was even more distressed than the people inside.

On the wreckage, more than a dozen eyes stared straight at Nico Ross, each person wondering what he planned to do next.

However, Nico Ross didn’t say anything, just staring intently at the 3D model in front of him, constantly zooming in and out, examining every detail of the fragment model, and observing the atomic structures that Ponkt didn’t even recognize.

His facial expression changed in an instant.

First it was confusion, then realization, and finally, only shock and disbelief remained.

A few minutes later, Nico Ross slowly looked up and scanned the crowd, “You may not believe it, but I recognize this antique.”

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Ponkt: “Captain, I do too, but it’s of no use.”

Nico Ross: “I’m different from you. I can’t explain why, but I just know how the Type 7 Snowflake Battleship was built, what technologies were used, and the physical and chemical properties of all the materials inside. Give me an hour, and I could even design a complete Type 7 Snowflake Battleship from scratch.”

“Ha!”

“Huh?”

The team members were baffled.

Mata was skeptical, “Captain, have you studied ancient knowledge before?”

“If I had, I wouldn’t be so puzzled. But I really haven’t, yet I understand. Never mind that for now, I have a plan.”

Nico Ross’s finger quickly clicked on the 3D model, “We will first follow this path to here.”

Sophie Lee: “Where is this?”

“There should be a liquid bio-culture storage pool here. If everything goes as I expect, there will be some small, anaerobic space lifeforms living there.”

Nico Ross made a pop sound as he shared the information he had just compiled in his brain with everyone.

In front of everyone, there was a long list of explanations.

“The organisms should be at the micron level, with some aggressiveness, and able to secrete tissue fluid. When different energies are injected into the tissue fluid, it will exhibit different properties such as corrosiveness, self-hardening, alloy characteristics, etc.”

“The number of these creatures will be enormous, and they will communicate internally through quantum entanglement microwaves, possessing shallow individual consciousness while also being able to aggregate more complete group consciousness.”

This was now Sophie Lee’s area of expertise as a biologist.

She was surprised, “I remember that Austin Star Domain and several dozen nearby star domains used semi-biological planting battleship technology on a large scale in the 27th century. In the final battleship formation, or what is commonly known as the detailed decoration work, many different categories of mutated space insects were use.”

Nico Ross nodded, “Yes.”

“But Captain, how do you know that there are insects in this piece of wreckage and that they are in there? Also, as far as I know, the engineers at the time had to turn on high-power interference devices to continuously cover the group consciousness of the insect colonies in order to control the mutated space insects and make them act according to human commands.”

Nico Ross spread his hands, “Because I know that to build this Ship Bridge, they started cultivating from this position. At the same time, there is a cryogenic storage chamber in the product of the Ship Bridge. If the ship is heavily damaged, the engineers can activate the insects in the storage chamber in the shortest time for rapid repair. According to the shape of the wreckage, I judge that the storage chamber has not been severely damaged. Moreover, these space insects have extremely strong survival abilities, can capture free particles, and even extract trace energy from gravity. Hundreds of years have passed, and I think they have reproduced in a considerable number.”

“Should we exterminate these insects?” Sophie Lee asked.

Nico Ross shook his head decisively, “No, I want to tame them and turn them into our productivity. Starting now, everyone has one minute to prepare. Read the combat details I prepared carefully, adjust the performance parameters of your training armor in advance, preset the energy distribution mechanism, and recheck the armor sealing index…”