Although everyone was quite puzzled by this, its unusual nature only drew even more attention from the researchers aboard the research vessel.
"Curio. This has to be a curio!" the oldest researcher declared with absolute certainty.
"Indeed."
"It does look like one."
"But what does this thing do?"
"Could it be a spatial-type curio? The surrounding space is so chaotic, after all."
After the Defense Department personnel braved "near-certain death" to successfully bring the chess piece aboard the research vessel, all the researchers gathered around it to discuss it.
"Whoosh!" Just as everyone was wondering what effect this chess-piece-shaped curio possessed, a flash of light suddenly appeared beside it.
Then, quite abruptly, a young boy appeared beside the chess piece.
"Hm? Who are you people? Why are you gathered around my anchor point?" After the boy appeared beside the chess piece, it fell into his hand. After he tossed it once, it quietly vanished.
"..."
The scene fell silent.
The curio was gone.
But that at least proved one thing: this really was a spatial curio.
"So you brought him back to Herta Space Station?" Asta raised an eyebrow and looked at the boy beside her.
These people had actually dared to bring someone of unknown origin into the space station. She did not know whether to call them carefree or fearless.
"Station Master, you may not understand, but the fact that he could teleport through such chaotic spatial conditions without a scratch itself demonstrates the feasibility of a teleportation technology never before discovered. And that feasibility..."
"Stop, stop, stop. So you are not denying what I just asked? You truly knew nothing whatsoever about him?"
"That's right. He said he had the right to remain silent. Therefore, during the return trip, he refused to answer any academic question we