Ruins Research

"Also prepare a separate area. I'm considering establishing the Transcendent Research Bureau, with multiple research institutes divided into specialized fields.

Residential quarters, research bases, and experimental bases—all of them need to take safety, confidentiality, and other factors into account."

The current Transcendent Research Institute was no longer suited to the new situation.

Raising its rank and splitting it up had always been necessary.

Now that the ruins had appeared, a dedicated institute would certainly need to be established to study them.

This was the perfect opportunity to fully develop the Transcendent Research Bureau in one go.

This would also be the first case of a core Great Xia Empire department establishing its headquarters at the Spaceport.

In the future, the Great Xia Empire would continue establishing new institutions to deal with its increasingly massive imperial system.

Such institutions would inevitably not remain on land.

All of this was preparation made in advance.

Only then did Simon pull himself together. These were all important matters intimately tied to the Spaceport.

After all, he was the Port Governor and had to consider the Spaceport's development.

"No problem. The Spaceport's plans already include a research zone. Relocating the entire Transcendent Research Bureau here will only require minor adjustments."

This was no major issue, and Simon naturally dared to guarantee it.

Soon afterward, Tru led a team in gathering a group of experts and scholars.

There were researchers from the Transcendent Research Institute, as well as researchers from other ordinary institutes.

Experts from fields ranging from history and theology to architecture, information science, and linguistics all took part.

The moment the Moon Ruins appeared, everyone inevitably linked them to God.

There were simply too many coincidences with myths and legends. No one had questioned them before, but with Great Xia's open academic atmosphere, people