Moonlight streamed through the window, spilling a pool of silver light in front of Ye Lin.
As the recording ended, the room fell silent again.
Ye Lin stared at the extinguished red light on the Voice Recorder, speechless for a long time.
Silently, he put the Voice Recorder into the Necklace, together with He Zheng's letter.
He slowly looked overhead. According to Huang Liang, the transmitters were upstairs.
Given the situation, contacting the real world was his only way to find out what had happened to him.
Getting answers through the system was no longer realistic.
The information clearance for the other Ye Lin was so high that he was not even eligible to query it. Even if he tried piecing together the truth from other angles, he had already exhausted his free access.
A single query could cost anywhere from dozens to hundreds of points. In his current situation, he could not afford to waste even one.
But...
A flicker of hesitation crossed Ye Lin's eyes.
He knew full well that the moment he contacted the human world, he would effectively be speaking to all humanity on behalf of every examinee.
Every word he said, every sentence he uttered, would affect the entire world.
So whether he wanted to shoulder that responsibility or not, he had no choice.
After a long hesitation, Ye Lin gave a bitter smile and finally headed upstairs.
He did not want to shoulder any of this, but Huang Liang had died for him.
Whatever happened, he at least had to send back that information.
Setting those thoughts aside, Ye Lin turned his attention to the information Huang Liang had given him.
Two things in Huang Liang's revelations were deeply strange.
First, what had the Military found? Why did they believe it was closely connected