Chapter 10 "Langrey's Warehouse"

Sister Langley looked at me with interest, and I was as funny as a child she had arranged so clearly.

"Hey, okay, okay, I won't tease you anymore."

I stood up and patted the ashes on my body.

"Really, don't keep making fun of me."

I complained a few times.

"It's really a child. I'm not happy after being teased a few times."

Sister Langley laughed at me like this, which made me very uncomfortable.

"I really want to get to know you, don't make fun of me anymore."

"Okay, okay, anyway, there are only two of us at home, so there's nothing to worry about."

She was right, now there are only two of us in the family, It probably wouldn't be a problem if we actually did something, but the bell in my heart didn't seem to let me do it.

"Then come and help me pack my things."

Sister Langley said to me, she walked into the house on her own, opened the curtains at once, and the wind from the outside came in.

"Ah, it's been a long time since I opened the window!"

Thanks to the light coming in from the window, I could see exactly what Sister Langley's room was like.

Her room is roughly divided into two parts, one is the operating platform, the three-by-three monitors are stacked on the table against the wall, and the data cables of various colors are wrapped around the floor like snakes.

Next to the three-by-three display is a huge blue thing, which seems to be a supercomputer, but unlike the supercomputer, the huge blue thing, although the material is different, is all blue.

The human eye can distinguish the material of an item, and on this huge blue rectangle, I see images of metal, plastic, and glass.

Sister Langley looked at me and kept her eyes fixed on the huge blue thing, she knew what I was thinking, and turned to explain to me.

"This is a supercomputer I made myself. It's different from ordinary materials, so it's so small that it can be compared to a military supercomputer, and its computing power is five times that of a military supercomputer."

I heard I was surprised when I heard the news. I built a supercomputer with a small size but several times the computing power of a military supercomputer.

Is this human?

"I take the liberty to ask, what are these materials?"

"My family's secret!"

Sister Langley put her right index finger on her lips, and turned her head to me with one eye closed.

"Oh."

It seemed she just didn't want to tell me.

But then she did something even more incomprehensible.

She stripped naked in front of me, as if she didn't care that a man was standing in front of her.

Then she started walking behind me, grabbed the underwear from the hanger behind me, and put it on in front of me.

"Eh?"

"Oh, sorry, I just want to change my clothes. If you don't want to see me change clothes, you can turn around."

Where are the adolescent boys who don't want to see the jade body of the opposite sex!

But I still turned around.

"Well, it looks like a lot of progress has been made."

Sister Langley is still saying things that I don't understand

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After a while, Sister Langley said she was all set, and I turned to look.

Her straw-yellow but orange hair was tied back in double ponytails with red hair accessories, like a pair of cats, and the hair at the back was shawl, and she was wearing light yellow loose short sleeves, loose enough to even fit See the strap on the left shoulder.

The lower body is a black thousand-pleated skirt, white tight-fitting cotton stockings on the legs, and a white lab coat on the outside, looking like a frivolous scholar.

"Hey, why are you staring at me?"

"Sorry."

I didn't realize until Sister Langley finished speaking. It turned out that she looked so good-looking when she cleaned up.

So much so that I couldn't take my eyes off her.

"Do me a favor and treat me as I owe you a favor."

"Oh, okay."

I agreed without hesitation.

But I didn't expect that it was actually asking me to move things.

There is an elevator from the third floor to the third floor landing, and Sister Langley and I moved all the big blue parts in her room to the elevator, and I climbed the stairs to the top floor.

Next I just have to wait for the elevator to come up and put these parts on the platform.

I have been carrying it a few times, and finally I have moved everything up.

"Sister Langley, what are these things for?"

"Well, these are weapons, or things that are used to make weapons."

I am very puzzled, there is no one else on this earth except us, what to do with weapons.

"Could it be that you have to deal with your own people?"

Sister Langley froze for a moment, then burst into laughter.

"Hahahaha, Meng Ru, are you stupid?"

I was startled, I didn't understand why Sister Langley was smiling.

Am I right?

"Do you think if the purpose of my weapons is to deal with my own people, can I tell you?"

"Yes."

I thought about it, indeed.

"Use your brain next time you talk!"

Bang.

Sister Langley thumped a loud bang in the center of my forehead.

"Then what are you doing to make a weapon?"

I said, clutching my aching forehead.

"In order to be able to sit in the same position with other forces and talk."

Sister Langley looked very serious when she said this.

She looked at me and then asked me questions.

"Meng Ru, do you know the concept of war?"

"War? Isn't it just purposeful group fighting?"

At least that's how I understand it.

"It can be said that, but the definition of war is a collective, group, organization, faction, country, government that uses violence, attacks, killings and other acts against each other, and is carried out by the hostile parties to achieve certain political, economic, territorial and other purposes. Armed combat."

"I said more in detail."

"I was talking about the definition of war."

I didn't expect that I would be talking about this with Sister Langley on a deserted earth

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serious business.

"In fact, war is just an extreme means of political diplomacy."

"In other words, we could have avoided war?"

"Yes."

Sister Langley insisted.

"Then why is there still a war?"

"You need to understand this."

I was silent for a while, then Sister Langley spoke first.

"But, it's not just human beings who have wars. Whether it's ants that are much lower than us, or chimpanzees, which are close relatives of humans, other creatures also have wars."

"Is this?"

"That is to say, We need to be ready for war with other creatures."

Is that why Sister Langley prepares weapons?

After all, we can only prove that there are no humans where we can see it.

"I didn't expect Sister Langley to see so far."

"But that's not the main reason why I prepared weapons."

"Then the main reason?"

"Well, the main reason is to be able to sit and negotiate with other forces on an equal footing."

Sister Langley said this before.

"Being behind will be beaten, so it is necessary for us to prioritize advanced science and technology, and we don't know how humans disappeared, so we must be careful."

"For example?"

"It's like the alien civilization of science fiction, they only target Human beings are individual creatures, according to my observation, except for humans, other creatures are not affected."

"This is really terrifying."

"Yes, it is terrifying."

Sister Langley affirmed what I said.

She is really a very logical person, and in some ways she may be more rational than Sister Huang Ying.

"Meng Ru, do you believe in the existence of civilizations higher than human civilization?"

"Of course I do. There are so many galaxies in the universe, we have only seen the tip of the iceberg, and we are not alone."

"But do you want to know about the island theory? "

Island theory, what is it?"

"The universe itself is expanding faster than the speed of light. According to Einstein's theory, it is very difficult to reach the speed of light, let alone the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light."

"Then What do you think?"

"I think we are alone." What

she said really made sense. On the one hand, the logic of her words had no flaws that I could refute, and on the other hand, her knowledge was far greater than mine, maybe only Lu Ying could Let's fight her.

in the amount of knowledge.

"So, my guess is that there is a civil strife on our earth, and targeted weapons have wiped out all people on the earth and in low-Earth orbit, and there is not even ashes."

"Why is this, doesn't it mean that war can be avoided? ?"

"Yeah, but this is reality, movies need logic, but reality doesn't."

I was shocked by her words.

"Then do you believe that there is a civilization that surpasses human civilization on Earth?"

Langley said looking into the distance.

(End of this chapter)