Zhao Xiaolei was already certain of one thing,
There was no need to check the results to know that the experiment was genuine and would make history.
He and the other members of the organizing committee had actually stayed up all night to observe the experiment.
Though physically exhausted, he was thrilled.
He could not even remember how long it had been since he last felt this excited.
Finally, the timer went off.
"The experiment is over. Let's compile the data," Zhao Xiaolei said.
Rather than asking Yan Xiao and the others to help, the committee members got to work themselves, switching off the equipment and taking out bags to pack up the dead insects.
When they had read Yan Xiao's experimental report earlier, they had thought a dozen or so kilograms of insects amounted to no more than what they could picture in their heads.
But,
When they actually saw the site,
And saw the sheer number of dead insects,
Every one of them felt an indescribable shock.
Along with a little nausea.
There were simply too many.
Yan Xiao and Lin Fangxin got out of the car and sensibly stood at the edge of the experimental site. Neither had any intention of volunteering to help.
After all,
They still had breakfast to eat.
The bagging went much faster this time than it had the first time.
That was because Yan Xiao had designed an insect collection trough.
Even with the trough, the ground was still a complete mess,
But,
It certainly saved a great deal of effort compared with before.
Bagging,
Weighing.
The final result for the "Black Light insect-killing system" was 13.75 kilograms, even more staggering than the figure from their previous experiment.
It made even Yan Xiao wonder whether this world had far more lepidopteran and