"This is so annoying."
Listening to the alarm blaring over and over, Dilos pursed his lips in irritation. He glanced at the cameras around him, then blurred into motion, instantly teleporting beside them and smashing each one to pieces.
After dealing with the cameras, Dilos appeared in an empty area.
He glanced at the piles of paper records stacked like little hills and the eight computers arranged in a circle. He didn't have time to check each document to see whether it met his needs. Instead, he pulled a five-centimeter-tall miniature storage unit and an electronic key out of his alloy pouch, then set the miniature unit on the ground.
Dilos pressed the button on the electronic key, aiming it at the signal receiver on top of the miniature storage unit. With a whoosh, the unit instantly expanded into a warehouse several meters tall.
Dilos quickly pulled open the warehouse doors, yanked out the computers' connecting cables, and swept the computers and all the paper records inside.
To keep the computers from being damaged by bumps and jolts during transport, he tightly wrapped and secured them and their accessories with a large amount of webbing. Then he swiftly closed the doors and pressed the button on the key, aiming it at the receiver.
In the blink of an eye, the warehouse shrank back to miniature size. Dilos quickly stowed it in a sealed compartment inside his alloy pouch.
Once everything was packed away, Dilos shrank himself to the size of an ant again, used molecular vibration to pass through the wall, and quickly left the area.
As soon as he passed through the superalloy door, Dilos saw several enormous shoes repeatedly landing in front of him with thunderous thuds.
Dilos was now about the same size as an ordinary ant,