Although he felt it was a little absurd, Lu Xin rarely spoke up about things outside his field.
So he simply moved honestly over to Master Li and watched.
Dr. Zhang and Dr. Wang both watched him warily, but they did not dare stop him.
Through the screen of the controller in Master Li's hand, Lu Xin saw that after the electronic flies entered the Research Institute, they immediately outlined scene after scene.
But it was not a mode where each electronic fly filmed one image. Instead, countless electronic flies danced through the air, simultaneously focusing on one area and presenting the observed objects three-dimensionally from various angles.
It looked like a reconnaissance version of three-dimensional projection technology.
Watching the screen carefully, Lu Xin felt as if he had already walked into the Research Institute.
He was slowly moving through and examining this desolate, deserted place.
It was clear that the Research Institute was spacious and disorderly. Weeds grew all over the courtyard, along with thick layers of fallen leaves. But after entering the main building, everything suddenly became gloomy, and green objects were outlined on the screen.
Lu Xin saw room after room with tightly closed doors flash across the screen.
The farther in they went, the more they saw scattered documents, rusty iron shelves, and the like.
After entering the building, the electronic flies split into three groups.
They entered from different directions, their faint blue light illuminating the pitch-black Research Institute.
They merely swept roughly over the other areas before quickly converging on the west building of Area A, which Dr. An had mentioned.
They seemed to possess some kind of intelligent obstacle-avoidance micro-AI, making them extremely agile inside this long-abandoned complex of buildings.
They were nearly impossible to keep out. Soon, they slipped into the dark