Speaking of this, he sighed: “And that group of high-level officials would rather keep these discarded technologies in their hands, never seeing the light of day, than share them.
Even the parts that are made public require paying extremely high patent fees to use.” “Why doesn’t anyone else develop similar technologies outside?” “As famous as the Mu Continent’s technology is its legal department.” He calmly provided the reason.
Elysia was speechless.
“I used to be a technical director at a laboratory in the Mu Continent.
Back then, in a moment of rash bravery, I wrote to my superiors suggesting that they lower the patent fees for these technologies, and then what awaited me was a dismissal notice.
Overnight, I lost everything.” “That night, I locked myself in my room drinking, having completely lost hope for the future.
Just then, I saw the people here on TV, and I saw their hollow eyes.” “And the next day, I sold my property, packed up all my belongings, got on a plane, and came here.” Label smiled, “A very rash decision, isn’t it?” “That is…
quite unexpected.” Elysia was stunned; she had originally thought Label had planned it long ago.
“Yes, no matter how you look at it, it was an impulsive act after drinking, yet it has supported me in staying here for seven years.” “The talent-rich Mu Continent wouldn’t be affected if I were gone, but if I could add one more person here, the lives of many children would be changed, so I don’t regret it.
That is the story of a teacher.” “I have also changed a lot in the many years I’ve been here, learning to endure, becoming more tactful.
Every night when I fall asleep, I often wonder, is that technical director who bravely risked his future to write that letter still there?” He said with a smile: “Of course he is still there.
As long as my original intention has not changed, he will not die.
So, Elysia, you will encounter many people and many things on your journey ahead.
You will change a lot, but at the end of your journey, I hope you can hold onto your original vision.” The desert night wind brushed against Elysia’s face, bringing a hint of coolness.
She walked slowly through the sea of sand and arrived at the top of a sand dune.
Although it was still more than ten kilometers away from the North America base, everything was in full view for her.
She hadn’t slept at all since arriving in the desert, and she was a bit tired.
Elysia lay flat on the yellow sand, looking at the night sky.
The stars were spread across the night curtain, reflecting in Elysia’s eyes, burning quietly.
Based on Label’s fragmented words, she could roughly piece together an overview of the Mu Continent; she could only say it wasn’t particularly unexpected.
In the previous life’s plot, the black hole created by The 9th Herrscher destroyed the entire continental shelf, causing the most technologically advanced Mu Continent to sink to the bottom of the sea, along with a large amount of extremely precious technical data.
At that time, Elysia speculated that even at a juncture where the entire civilization faced life and death, the Mu Continent probably still chose not to build a backup of its technical library outside, thus causing serious technology loss and gaps.
The reason was simple: ever since the Mu Continent sank, no one had ever proposed rebuilding the [Eye of the Deep].
[Eye of the Deep] was a giant portal to the Sea of Quanta built by gathering massive resources and top talent, and the Sea of Quanta was a vast realm no less than the Imaginary Tree, containing countless World Bubbles.
They were merely projections of the Eigen World, mostly very small in volume and extremely unstable in existence, always on the verge of extinction.
Moreover, people from the Eigen World would have more or less uncomfortable reactions when stepping into the Sea of Quanta, and those who could enter the Sea of Quanta had always been a minority.
But there was one huge advantage that was enough to make up for all the above shortcomings: the Herrschers of the Imaginary Tree could not control the Sea of Quanta.
It should be known that those who could enter the Sea of Quanta were a minority on a world scale, but the absolute number was not small at all.
If, after the fall of the Mu Continent, the Fire MOTHS still had the complete technical data of the [Eye of the Deep], it would certainly not be difficult to rebuild it with Vill-V in charge.
After reopening the passage, they could use the first rated power of the Cosmic Juggernaut — — Horizon Inversion to generate World Bubbles with vast space.
Afterward, they only needed to reinforce the membranes to ensure the World Bubbles could remain stable for a long time, and they could create an impregnable fortress that could attack or defend.
Unless a Herrscher crossed through the [Eye of the Deep], they would be completely unable to affect the World Bubbles, which was absolutely a precious enough safe zone for civilization.
However, even Mei had never considered this plan.
The only possibility was that the technology had been completely lost, and the Previous Era, severely damaged by The 9th Herrscher, was no longer able to afford the R&D from scratch.
From then on, it could be said that the defeat of the Previous Era was sealed.
So how could it be saved?
She thought drowsily, and with the rising sleepiness, she leaned against the sand dune and gradually fell asleep.
The morning light hit her face, waking her from her sleep.
Elysia got up, stretched, and let out a long yawn.
Although she had slept on the sand dune for a night, her dress was still spotless.
She looked toward the North America base; even from more than ten kilometers away, everything inside was crystal clear to her.
Elysia sat down casually, waiting for the time of the shift change.
When the sun was high, soldiers came out one after another to line up.
After someone who was clearly an officer finished taking roll, they boarded the transport plane one by one.
The dark gray transport plane kicked up dust all over the sky, the roar of the engines resounded throughout the desert, and the plane drew a long track on the runway, soaring into the sky against the scorching sun.
Elysia stood up, raised her hand to summon her longbow, and she grasped the other hand in the air; pink crystal arrows condensed out of thin air.
She calmly placed it on the bowstring, pulled it tight, and aimed at the transport plane about to disappear at the end of her line of sight.
She respected everyone who dedicated themselves just to make the world a better place, and she would also provide guidance for those who had lost their way before they made a big mistake.
Similarly, when they were in danger, she would never hesitate to lend them a helping hand.
She became Elysia, and Elysia loved everyone in the world.
And she would only love people.
So, she released the bowstring.