Pi?
The young reporter was clearly taken aback.
Just as she was about to press Lu Zhou on how exactly he intended to demonstrate Star Sea-1's computing performance through pi, Academician Lu had already walked around her and her colleagues toward the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Looking at the emcee who had been waiting there for quite some time, Lu Zhou held out his right hand.
"Give me the scissors."
The emcee had originally planned to deliver a lengthy speech, but seeing Academician Lu holding out his hand and Director Sun frantically signaling at him, he hurriedly took the scissors from the ornate box beside him and handed them to Lu Zhou.
Without any unnecessary words.
Never one to waste time on trivialities, Lu Zhou took the scissors and cleanly cut the red ribbon tied at the entrance to the building, then tossed the scissors back into the exquisite box.
"Star Sea-1 has been successfully completed! Thank you all for your hard work!"
"We're researchers, so there's no need for long-winded speeches. I won't say anything unnecessary."
"Let's get straight to the point."
With that, Lu Zhou turned around in front of all the partners invited to the ribbon-cutting ceremony, as well as the reporters gathered around the perimeter, and walked into the obelisk-like building.
The moment he stepped inside, he removed the plain glasses he had won in a raffle long ago from his collar and put them on, issuing an order as he did so.
"Xiao Ai."
A pale blue matrix pattern appeared across the lenses, followed by a line of text.
[Here, Master. (′?ω?｀)]
Lu Zhou: "Turn on our new computer."
[Received! (??????)??]
Almost at the exact moment those words appeared, a faint hum of electricity sounded throughout the building. As the current in each circuit unit gradually climbed