"...That ungrateful old fool. If I'd told those raiders how many valuable bionic parts he had installed, would he have lived this long? He'd have been chopped into a human stump long ago!"
Watching the figure head downstairs, Professor Sun Zewen grumbled under his breath as he limped toward his room.
The New Alliance's administrator had arranged a new job for him. From now on, he could continue researching resonance fields and psychic interference devices.
Chu Guang planned to deploy psychic interference towers near the settlement to drive away common mutants such as mutant hyenas, Mole, cockroaches, two-headed dogs, brown bears, jackals, and falcons.
The specific method was to use resonance fields to project fear into them, driving the mutants toward the players' hunting grounds—or at the very least, keeping them farther away from farmland and villages.
The problem now was that different creatures had their own specific "frequencies." Although existing materials could serve as references, each species still needed to be studied individually.
Before that, however, he had to return to his room and pack his luggage. In a while, he still needed to visit Vault 401 to download some data, then head to the New Alliance's headquarters—Vault 404—to begin his new life.
Yin Fang was still in the control room, poking and prodding at the terminal that operated the mind-control tower, muttering in disbelief without pause.
There were simply too many things inside that left him utterly baffled.
"...How does this thing work? Does it simulate the frequency of brain waves? No... it doesn't seem to have much to do with brain waves... But what medium transmits the information?"
Herya rarely found herself unable to muster any interest. She lightly bit her lip, her eyes filled with complicated emotions, as though she had something weighing on her mind.