That, That, That-I Knew It

"Recorded."

"Do you have any other feelings or observations?"

After moving around inside the enclosed space for a while, feeling the boundless energy coursing through him and the emptiness in his stomach, Lin Shudong looked up at the camera and said seriously:

"I feel really energetic. Also, I'm starving."

The other party was silent for a moment, then replied in a serious tone:

"Feeling hungry is normal. You've been asleep for a full 50 hours."

"A robot will bring you food shortly."

Rubbing his stomach, Lin Shudong hesitated before saying:

"I feel like I could eat a whole cow. Could you prepare some extra food?"

"Of course."

Watching Lin Shudong finish his third delivery of high-energy food, the recorder silently wrote down the 101st observation: the experimental subject's appetite had increased severalfold. Was it temporary or persistent?

The recorder added a question mark. The specifics would require long-term statistical analysis.

Only a handful of people knew what had happened here. Even all the files were kept as paper records; there were no related electronic documents whatsoever.

To ensure absolute safety, the experimental area would remain under quarantine for a full month, until the danger had passed.

No outsiders knew anything about what had happened here.

In his sleep, Mo Jingchun rolled over and went right on sleeping.

In the morning, Mo Jingchun woke naturally, stretched, got out of bed, and drew back the curtains.

Looking at the sky, Mo Jingchun's lips curled slightly.

"Looks like it's another beautiful, sunny day."

"Lovely."

After two days of fun, Candy had gotten home yesterday, taken a shower, and crawled into bed, where she'd promptly fallen asleep.

Maybe because she'd gone to bed early, Candy woke up first thing in the morning.

Rubbing her eyes, Candy asked listlessly:

"Zero, has my sister made breakfast