In the temporarily erected command tower.
Liu Di stood before the glass curtain wall, gazing at the endless yellow sands.
The leaders of various nations stood behind him, yet not a sound could be heard.
Liu Di's right eye flickered continuously.
Again and again, it scanned Wang Kong 1's onboard programs, fixing tens of thousands of bugs of all sizes within thirty seconds.
The people behind him had no idea what Liu Di was doing.
A Germany-Italy leader stepped forward with a smile. "Mr. Liu, this spacecraft carries independent detectors from thirty-seven countries. Normally, we would each store the data they collect separately, but because of you, I guarantee that my country will share its data with China—at least fifty percent of it!"
Liu Di's brows drew together slightly.
Yet people behind him kept saying, "We can share with China as well—at least seventy percent!"
Liu Di let out a faint sigh.
They had only been united for a few days, and they were already starting to guard against one another again.
Human nature.
Then Mr. Song stepped forward. "Mr. Liu Di, should we begin preparing the launch countdown?"
Liu Di paused for a moment. "There's still one thing left unfinished."
The next moment.
Hundreds of thousands of Gemini Sky Eyes and Gemini Signal Towers across the globe activated.
They radiated invisible ripples.
Over the previous three months, Liu Di had devoted himself to research. Drawing on the Mundane Cannon from Old Jiang's laboratory, he had developed Fluid Metal's seventh state of matter—Antimatter State.
It surpassed the fifth state, the radiation field state.
The Fluid Metal instantly entered a state where particles and antiparticles coexisted.
Spread through the Gemini Signal Towers, 0.6 kilograms of Fluid Metal, thinned to the utmost limit, could cover an area with a radius of three