[Yesterday, at exactly six in the morning, Human Federation time, I requested a Gamma Rays Tide from the primary star.]
Since this concerned its future sunbathing sessions, [Nus] carefully recalled every detail of what had happened yesterday.
[I remember it very clearly. Because the primary star had been more active lately, generating a Gamma Rays Tide had become considerably harder. It took the Xihe about two Human Federation hours to begin operating.]
Watching the text appear line by line in the holographic projection, Lü Yongchang gave an almost imperceptible nod.
This memory had undergone repeated checks. Aside from one obvious gap, it contained virtually no logical flaws.
Gamma rays were essential to the [Nus Civilization]'s survival, so the [Xihe] had kept its grand unified field active.
The primary and secondary stars of the HIP 22580 Stellar System had also been continuously emitting gamma rays.
For precisely this reason, unlike the first Gamma Rays Tide, subsequent surges did not require much preparation time.
But to conserve energy, these gamma rays were not particularly intense. At best, they could barely meet the [Nus Civilization]'s daily needs.
As a result, high-intensity Gamma Rays Tides from the primary and secondary stars had become a "luxury" that improved the [Nus Civilization]'s quality of life—with the credit points and contribution points provided by the Biological Laboratory, they redeemed one almost every few days.
[The Xihe was very efficient. It soon triggered a powerful Gamma Rays Tide.]
[When I sensed the intensity of the gamma rays beginning to rise, I spread out all my branches and leaves, ready to thoroughly enjoy this sunbath.]
[Dazzling light pierced the atmosphere and shone straight onto this vibrant planet... Professor, it was truly magnificent!]
Lü Yongchang could not help chuckling.
Dazzling light?
*That must have been how it looked from the