The remote driver was no fool. He hesitated before saying, "Do you think there might really be aliens in that cave? I think we should report it to the higher-ups first."
"Chief Yue has authorized me to take full responsibility for the initial unmanned exploration. I already sent him the discovery just now, and I believe he'll be here soon. Just drive the ground probe over there." The female geologist known as Professor Bu immediately replied. She knew the remote driver was afraid of taking responsibility.
After all, the matter was far too strange. Anyone with a brain knew it could not have formed naturally, and anything involving aliens was bound to be a major matter. It was no wonder the remote driver hesitated.
"Alright!" Having received assurance that he would not be held responsible, the remote driver immediately followed the geologist's instructions.
At this moment, Professor Bu, the female geologist, said to the other two remote drivers, "Same for you two. Go to the other two target sites. Leave two people behind to collect samples from Gold Mountain and Silver Mountain."
"Professor Bu, haven't we already confirmed it's Gold Mountain? Why do we still need samples?" one expert asked doubtfully.
"Soil and rock layer samples. We need to know the age of the rock layers covering the surfaces of these metal mountains, and determine which layer of this planet they originally belonged to. Through them, we can analyze when these metal mountains were piled up. In short, rock layer analysis can tell us many things," Professor Bu briefly explained.
"Understood!" The questioning expert nodded. "This sort of work is what you geologists are best at. But what I want to know is, what do we do if there are aliens in those caves? None of us can bear that