Clash of Lords: Civilization Game Comes to Reality

"Do you need my help?"

Looking at Gui Yu buried in a pile of ancient books, Ji Lin asked cautiously.

If he remembered correctly, Gui Yu had been staying in his giant mechanical bird all day long and had never stepped out since he confirmed the anomaly of the earth veins.

Three full days had passed.

"I can do it myself..."

The gray-haired girl raised her furry head from the pile of books. The original hair on her head had disappeared, replaced by a mess of black hair. The originally neat robe on her body was a little messy. She still looked at Ji Lin vigilantly.

It seemed that if he took another step forward, she would ruthlessly drive him out with physical means.

Ji Lin didn't know where her vigilance against him came from. Wang Qing had explained to her before why Ji Lin would cooperate with them, but she looked at him more and more vigilantly.

I hope this won't affect my plan. Now Ji Lin has not been included in their core circle of communication. He doesn't even understand what Gui Yu is doing.

"Brother Wang asked me to give you this information..."

"Just put it at the door. I don't like people entering my room."

Seeing Gui Yu's order to expel him, Ji Lin had to leave.

Gui Yu watched Ji Lin walk out the door.

However, she couldn't figure out Ji Lin's motives. His identity and his motives were completely inconsistent. An officer risked his life on the execution ground to provide them with three earth vein cores and was extremely concerned about their progress.

Her brothers and sisters seemed to be unaware of this.

She suspected that the disturbance of the earth veins was related to the army, and her junior brother just happened to run into it.

But, it didn't seem like it. The earth veins were a national priority. Such a thing couldn't be done by a small group of eighty people.

She didn't mean to prevent Ji Lin from coming in. It was just that what she was researching now couldn't be known to outsiders...even if it was her fellow disciples, it would be better if they didn't know.

The gray-haired girl shook her head violently, getting rid of these chaotic thoughts from her mind. She had more important things to do.

Don't think about things that you can't figure out. Why doesn't he behave like someone who would hurt you.

For example, piece together the cause of the earth vein phenomenon from a pile of scattered and messy ancient books and documents.

'The method of returning the earth vein energy to the earth in reverse to make the climate milder. '

'It's not worth the loss, it's useless. ’

In fact, thousands of years ago, the original discoverers did not need to care about the climate, nor did they need to think about the possibility of the earth veins drying up. It was simply a waste of natural resources to destroy the earth veins to increase the energy of an area. Once the earth veins were destroyed, it was unknown how many years of recovery it would take before they could be used and mobilized by humans again.

How could simple geological improvement compare to humans personally regulating the weather and geology and using the life of the earth veins to make equipment?

This is consistent with the phenomenon observed by Gui Yu. The forests in the area where the earth veins disappeared grew more visibly than the surrounding similar forests, and staying in them made people feel comfortable.

This is not a technology that can benefit them. On the contrary, its danger is self-evident. If their enemies master this technology, they can destroy the earth veins of an entire area.

But the discoverer still recorded this phenomenon in the book, hiding this dangerous discovery in countless ancient books. He didn't want his hard work to be buried, but he didn't want this discovery to be widely known.

It was preserved in the library for generations until it was discovered by Gui Yu, who then used this phenomenon to create a neutralization device.

Gui Yu breathed a sigh of relief, buried his head in the paper and wrote furiously, integrating all the broken theories.

She wanted to send important information back to Momen and described the method in detail. The theoretical model was still in her hands, waiting for the other side to make a judgment.

Although the price was high, it might be one of the few ways to dial back the countdown.

The possibility of changing the world was clear in front of her. Without this accident, she didn't know how long it would take to discover the function of this neutralization device.

Putting down the pen and looking at the white paper with lines of delicate handwriting in front of her, Gui Yu finally got rid of the heavy affairs. The skylight on the back of the giant bird had already shone a few rays of moonlight, and she checked the things Ji Lin brought for her.

A cold dinner and a handwritten letter from Wang Qing.

Three days later.

The letter had been delivered to Momen, but there was no response. This was very abnormal. In any case, Momen should respond to them within three days.

Gui Yu felt a little uneasy.

The uninvited guests came faster than Momen's response.

Or maybe that was Momen's response to them.