"There was quite a lot of information about distributing modular devices back in the earlier eras of you Earth humans. The game often opened various events and listed these modular items among the prizes to attract creatures to participate. Whether you were an overlord ruling over a region or a survivor barely scraping by, you had a fairly good chance of obtaining one."
"But as time went on, and the number of undistributed modular devices on the wasteland grew, the number handed out naturally began to plummet. Some people suspected that this change was because the game's stock of these high-tech modular products was dwindling. Once they were all given away, there would naturally be none left to distribute."
"But who can say what the truth really is?"
Lü Kuan chattered on as he expertly tapped away at the large metal block.
As a series of clear clicking sounds rang out, unlocking one part after another, the metal block began to deform slightly.
It unfolded from its original cube into a rectangular block measuring 3m*2m*0.8m.
The top of the block was no longer metal. Instead, it had become a display screen, something every modular device possessed.
On the side, Su Mo also saw two pitch-black holes. One was probably the feed port, while the other was likely a socket for connecting a power source.
"This big fellow looks so new that it should still have some emergency power left inside. That's perfect—we can see what kind of good stuff it can produce."
Lü Kuan looked unusually impatient. He eagerly flipped the metal button beside the screen.
A faint crackling sound rang out. The darkened screen gradually lit up, then solidified into familiar words.
"Hah, whoever obtained this thing really took good care of it. It still has forty percent of