Ronan still did not understand how the "limit" had formed, just as he did not understand the operating mechanism of the "Inner Universe" Simulator. His mind was inevitably somewhat muddled.
At that moment, the maglev outer cabin entered the area fifty meters before the Ambush Position. Lieutenant Shang Min began contacting the position, activating the connection between the "Freeze-Life" device and the transfer module in advance for preconfiguration.
The area around the "Micro-Base-06" Foundation Module glimmered faintly. It was the arc light produced when the transfer port's energy came into contact with the air.
The outer cabin of the "Freeze-Life" device gradually reduced its own maglev propulsion, echoing the transfer port from afar as it began entering the docking trajectory.
As a result, the outer cabin slowed further. By Ronan's estimate, traversing this stretch of "track" would take at least another ten seconds by Earth time standards.
From this moment on, the mission entered its most critical phase.
Ronan forced himself to rein in his thoughts. There was no point wasting brainpower on a situation that could no longer be reversed. He focused instead on monitoring the status of Lieutenant Shang Min, the "Freeze-Life" device, and the transfer module installed in "Micro-Base-06."
It was easy to imagine that Ronan was far from the only one focused on these targets. Who knew how many pairs of eyes were watching this scene? The Smart Brain system was also performing real-time calculations, checking the correspondence between both sides' data. Any tiny flaw would trigger an alarm.
The docking process was destined not to go smoothly. With the transfer vehicle's complete facilities gone, Ronan's hastily assembled emergency measures could not possibly be flawless.
The outer cabin of the "Freeze-Life" device had advanced only around fifteen meters along the docking trajectory when alarms and glaring