The reason the two mothers told Anna that she could use the barn from today on was naturally because Anna had been deprived of the right to use the barn a few months ago.
And the reason she was deprived of the right to use the barn actually had to do with that old man who threw things all over the farm.
This brings us to the third “treasure” of the previous owner that she found in that barn.
Anna still remembers that when she discovered this third “treasure” in the barn, the little kid excitedly hugged this 300-plus kilogram thing that looked like an aircraft bomb, carried it to the open space on the farm, and then started “bomb disposal” with a grinder and an electric drill…
As a result, before she had even messed with it for two minutes, after only leaving a few marks on the sturdy “aircraft bomb” shell with the grinder and prying open two pieces of “sheet metal,” Anna was severely beaten by her mother, Lorraine, who had rushed over.
Then, not only was the “aircraft bomb” she found confiscated, but her right to use the barn was also revoked.
After being beaten by her mother, Lorraine, Anna learned that the third treasure she found wasn’t an “aircraft bomb” at all…
Uh!
~ Well, calling it an aircraft bomb wasn’t entirely wrong, because this thing was indeed dropped by an aircraft.
It’s just that this aircraft bomb had a small nuclear warhead installed in the nose…
The treasure she was dismantling on the farm’s open ground was a B61-3 nuclear bomb that the farm’s previous owner had left in the barn.
The yield of this nuclear warhead, which she didn’t know was expired or not, wasn’t actually that large, just at the 300-ton level.
It belonged to the smallest yield model in the United States in the 1960s.
And the reason her mother, Lorraine, beat her wasn’t because she was afraid of the danger.
She had already awakened her powers at that time.
With a small thing of only 300 tons, even if it exploded, the three of them would likely be fine.
The reason she was beaten by her mother was because there were many other things on the farm that couldn’t be blown up by this nuclear warhead, and there was also the safety of other people in the town.
After all, the rednecks who hadn’t left weren’t causing them any trouble, so there was no need to detonate a nuclear bomb and send everyone to heaven. Enjoying the story? Read on at g.com.
Moreover, Anna’s ignorance in this matter also made her mother, Lorraine, very angry, so after a severe beating, the little kid was deprived of the right to treasure hunt in that barn, and the “aircraft bomb” she had dug out was also taken away.
Anna felt incredibly wronged about this.
How was she supposed to know that the old American man would throw nuclear warheads around everywhere?
And that thing didn’t have a nuclear radiation symbol printed on it like in the movies to warn her, nor was there a note stuck to it saying “This is a nuclear bomb.” From the outside, it looked like an ordinary aircraft bomb…
That’s why the curious little kid turned into a “bomb disposal expert” on the spot, wanting to get to the bottom of the structure inside.
If she had known it was a nuclear warhead, she would have been crazy to casually start dismantling it with an electric drill on the farm’s open ground.
She would have at least…
at least run to an uninhabited island to dismantle it carefully, right?
However, ever since that “aircraft bomb” incident, the two mothers had checked the barn inside and out, and they didn’t even spare the underground space that Anna still couldn’t open.
Anyway, all the dangerous items inside had been completely cleared out in those days, which is why Anna had now regained the right to use the barn.
Although the dangerous items inside had been cleared away, Anna was not discouraged after running around the barn again once her mom left.
She was not just some brat obsessed with playing with big firecrackers all day; with all the lathe equipment and materials left behind by the previous owner, there were still plenty of things to play with…
Not to mention the treasures hidden inside the barn that could be considered black technology, Anna could spend a long time playing with the machinery and equipment just sitting out in the open.
For example, the little car she had been wanting to build since last year, or some sort of human cannon.
These were all good things for tough guys to kill time with while staying at home.
Furthermore, like that underground space she discovered using her X-ray vision, enclosed by the previous owner with an unknown metal—although she could not see what was inside, she knew that a whole heap of the farm’s previous owner’s treasures and secrets were waiting for her to discover them. The source of this chapter is g.com.
Anna had actually found the entrance to that underground space long ago, and she even knew how to open it.
It was as simple as placing an Arc Reactor into the groove on the entrance gate…
This condition was clearly written on a brass plaque next to the gate.
The reason her two moms were able to go in and clear out the dangerous items earlier was, of course, because Lorraine had a small Arc Reactor in her possession.
However, just because her mom had one did not mean Anna, as a brat, had one, and they refused to tell Anna what exactly was in that underground space.
They only promised that once she built a reactor herself, everything inside would belong to her.
However, Anna was still a long way off from building her own Arc Reactor.
She could only barely understand about thirty or forty percent of the blueprints right now.
Moreover, because she lacked the key parameters and conversion formulas, even if she fully understood the blueprints, all she would build was a giant reactor.
Because she did not have those key parameters and derivation formulas obtained from the Tesseract, she could not arbitrarily calculate and scale the materials for the reactor.
Otherwise, if she made reckless changes without the parameters, the most likely outcome would be building a giant fusion bomb instead of a reactor.
Doing that, of course, would not open the underground space left by the farm’s previous owner…
In order to get the secrets beneath the barn, Anna had, of course, tried the method of digging a tomb raiding tunnel—an intangible cultural heritage passed down for ages in that Eastern ancient country—in the past.
The only problem was that she did not know what metal the outer wall of that underground space was made of.
Not only was her X-ray vision useless, but the strength of the outer wall’s metal was incredibly hard; whether it was ion cutting or liquid nitrogen attacks, she could not even leave a mark on it.
And since her brute strength was not enough to break through these metal walls, Anna’s attempt to sneak into the underground space ended in shameful failure.