"Beast Weapon?" Little Harry's answer piqued Reed's curiosity. He turned his gaze to Harry and repeated the question.
"We can discuss the specifics later. The problem now is how to close this door. If it keeps expanding, we'll be in serious trouble." Harry looked deeply troubled. He was completely in the dark himself, so how could he possibly answer Reed's question? But the bad news he had received from Big Harry was enough to give him an intense sense of crisis.
"Doctor Reed, I think you should be able to close that door, right?"
Faced with Harry's hopeful question, Reed spread his hands. "In fact, the moment the accident happened, I cut off all energy supplies and took every protective measure currently available to me.
"After all those measures, it did show signs of collapsing, but it later gained support from another source of energy."
"Another source of energy?" Harry's mind immediately began racing with possibilities.
"Yes. This door has now become a one-way gate. All energy is being supplied from the other side, and the other party currently has greater authority over the door than we do.
"The simplest and best way to close it is to send someone inside, find the Energy Source sustaining the door, and shut it down. Then, when the door collapses, take the opportunity to return. Any accident along the way could either result in failure or leave the person stranded on the other side." Reed gave his opinion. His face was full of apology. Compared to the other employers he had inconvenienced, he had received the respect he deserved from Osborn and Harry, as well as friendship born of mutual appreciation. That was why this accident had left him with an unusual degree of guilt.
"If you're willing, I can go in and