Although the highest state of military readiness had been lifted and basic living order among the major academies had been restored, there was no longer any need to fear a law-weapon catastrophe arriving at any moment. However, the higher-ups of the Academic World had not completely relaxed their vigilance.
In particular, the major central academies were still secretly maintaining an extremely high state of alert.
After all, this was a flying device from an extraterrestrial civilization.
At a moment concerning life and death, nothing could be considered a pure coincidence. No one was willing to gamble their survival.
As Lola's Secret Garden Laboratory continued its in-depth exploration of the Tidal Civilization's flying device, the laboratory had basically confirmed that the species which forged it was indeed a type of soft-bodied insect with extremely fragile bodies but highly advanced intelligence.
Over the next dozen or so days.
The laboratory focused entirely on three areas: excavating the coordinates of the Tidal Civilization, analyzing the principles behind its catastrophe weapon, and exploring new applications for superpure water as a magic material.
Reilo's research project was to analyze the catastrophe weapon inside the flying device.
Inside the two-meter-diameter superpure-water flying device, aside from densely packed superconducting circuits carrying weak currents that were almost impossible to see with the naked eye, there was no so-called structural layering at all.
According to the light-screen projection brought back by the Alliance's special envoy scholars, its interior had once been completely filled with a liquid whose composition was extremely similar to Moon Well Water. But after that liquid had completely drained away, the extraterrestrial lifeforms inside had painfully suffocated to death within a short period.
After carefully and meticulously processing the craft, Reilo had divided seven biological specimens from its bottom.
Separating the insects, which were mixed together