After a sigh, Luo Qi searched extensively through the records inside the Experimental Planet. With no one and no defensive measures obstructing him, he found an instrument resembling a computerized data repository.
At the center of this white room, which resembled a doughnut laid flat and measured over a hundred meters across, stood an upright rectangular block without a single seam.
It looked as though it had grown out of the ground, with no visible signs of assembly.
Perhaps this space-level civilization had assumed that, before the Laboratory's space technology broke down, the individuals in the experimental zone would have ample time to destroy all the data or evacuate together.
The physical information storage area had suffered no external physical damage. Using his spatial force, Luo Qi easily entered the physical hardware that stored the entire Experimental Planet's records.
The information storage drive, built with space technology, looked like a rectangular crystal block, roughly two meters in length, width, and height. Electromagnetic links should originally have secured it in suspension inside the main unit, but the equipment failure had left it floating freely inside the casing. The crystal was transparent throughout, without impurities or even a connection port.
If it were handed to a civilization below the space level, that lesser civilization would most likely mistake it for a transparent rectangular block of glass-a highly reinforced panel meant to be installed in a window or somewhere similar.
Much like the tempered glass humans used.
Who would have imagined that this crystal, clear enough to see straight through at a glance, was actually a hard drive used by a space-level civilization to store information, holding its important data?
Luo Qi's power penetrated through space into the spatial domain inside the hard drive, quickly detecting over ten million spatial storage modules. Each