Because they had no understanding of the Noah language, the translator could not translate the documentary's narration.
The documentary showed the Noahs' customs, the devices they used in daily life, their information systems, and their facilities. Their way of life was similar to that of modern Skywing Empire citizens, except their tools were more advanced.
For instance, both cars and motorcycles used levitation systems.
However, the Noahs' lifestyle was indeed rather indolent.
One Noah in the documentary lay in a lounge chair and issued instructions through a phone. The robots and devices in the house immediately carried out their master's orders.
The robots prepared the master's lunch for the day and even fed him and gave him water.
It was a life where food came to his mouth and tea to his hand.
After the Noah in the footage had eaten his fill, he pressed a command on the lounge chair's armrest. The chair transformed into a bed, and a robot immediately covered its master with a blanket.
The Noah then took an afternoon nap after his meal.
"This way of life was also one of the main reasons the Noahs were driven to extinction."
At that moment, a staff member reported to Long Fei that they had determined how the Noahs' Cryosleep Pods operated.
The Noahs' Cryosleep Pod technology was far more advanced than theirs.
As long as they issued commands to end the cryosleep state and awaken the occupants, they could leave the rest entirely to the Cryosleep Pods.
Long Fei contemplated for some time whether he should awaken the six Noahs.
After considering it for a while, Long Fei decided to awaken the six Noahs. There were still some things he needed to ask these Extraterrestrial Race members.
Long Fei had the staff operate the Cryosleep Pods