Huu~!
Letting out a long breath, Li Su set down the laptop in his hands.
Though it contained only a third of the content, the amount of information was considerable.
It contained not only the other party's on-site investigation of this world, but also quite a few guesses and deductions.
This undoubtedly gave Li Su a rough understanding of this world's situation and a clear direction for what he needed to do next.
Once they realized that this world was an intestine—and that this intestine was still alive—it was easy to imagine just how panicked and terrified the people in the base had been.
As an intelligent life-form, realizing that one was actually living inside someone else's belly... the feeling was imaginable.
Thus, according to the base's records, around the period when they reached that conclusion, they began frantically investigating this world with an intensity unprecedented and beyond imagination.
Because that fear was not unfounded, nor had it come out of nowhere.
It was something they had truly, tangibly felt.
The specific details were unknown. They had not been recorded inside; it was merely summarized as a great flood.
At certain intervals, this world would suffer an immensely terrifying flood, pouring down from upstream. Everything would be swallowed by the floodwaters, leaving nothing behind.
As for more detailed information, there was none.
How the flood came, when it came, and how the base had repeatedly managed to evade it when it arrived—there was not a word about any of it.
Although some key details were missing, once the other party brought over the virus strains and radiation, he should more or less be able to figure it out.
Closing his eyes, he organized the information he had seen on the computer.
Very quickly, a rough outline of this world formed