Green browsed Yaxi's memories and shook his head. He found Yaxi's actions difficult to approve of. Such behavior was no different from placing his own life in danger, so Yaxi had only himself to blame for this outcome.
In Yaxi's memories, after arriving at the Experimental Area, he had made almost no preparations. He had come to the laboratory building in the ruins and simply pushed open the door to enter.
From Yaxi's first-person perspective, the entire laboratory had been filled with dust after he pushed open the door. The rotten, damp stench made him pinch his nose shut. In Yaxi's eyes, all these things had lost their original functions after being ravaged by time and had no value for use.
Green watched Yaxi's memories, delight showing on his face. With the Chip, Green saw things entirely differently.
"Chip, analyze the functions of these instruments and deduce their construction!" Green ordered the Chip.
[Beep! Mission established. Analyzing the functions of ancient instruments...]
With the Chip, Green could glimpse one corner and infer the whole picture. Even though Yaxi's memories contained only the instruments' exteriors, Green could use the Chip together with his own knowledge to work backward and deduce their functions.
After entering the laboratory, Yaxi seemed to hold these things in complete contempt. He did not pay them any attention, directly bypassing the lower-level laboratory and heading toward the upper-level one.
Watching Yaxi's movements, Green's heart began to pound.
The Wizarding World had an extremely strict hierarchy. The more advanced the Wizard, the higher the level of the laboratory.
Aside from the hierarchy, a more realistic explanation was that Wizards emitted radiation, and this became even more severe during experiments. The farther a laboratory was from the ground, the less damage the radiation would inflict on the