"What way?"
Aulisel could not help sinking into thought as well, but she truly could not think of any way to stop this disaster.
Still, she remained fairly calm and spoke to a composed, middle-aged man in the crowd.
"Lin Bai, calculate how long we have before this asteroid strikes Earth."
"Yes, Chief!"
As Lin Bai's fingers danced over the light keys, streams of data were extracted and calculations performed.
Everyone's attention was fixed on this middle-aged man.
Lin Bai also felt immense pressure, and as the calculations progressed, that pressure grew heavier and heavier, because he discovered that the result would probably throw everyone into panic again.
Sure enough, a dozen or so minutes later, he watched the data flashing rapidly across the light screen and slowly announced a number.
"Three days left."
"What? Only three days!"
"My heavens!"
Sure enough, although their reactions differed, everyone's face turned deathly pale.
Only Aulisel remained fairly calm. She gently adjusted her glasses and offered reassurance.
"Everyone, don't be afraid. We have faced situations like this before. Besides, we are stronger than we were before."
"Chief, what can we do in just three days?"
One researcher asked in a trembling voice.
At those words.
Everyone in the Heimdall Experimental Hall was utterly lost, with threads of fear mingled in.
Her brows tightly furrowed, Aulisel thought for a long time before slowly sighing.
"To be honest, I don't know of a way to resolve this within three days either. I'll tell Jiang Yang about this first and see whether he has any ideas."
"But King Jiang is gravely injured right now. If we tell him at a time like this, will it affect his recovery?"
A pretty female researcher voiced her concern.
At the thought of Jiang Yang, a faint smile surfaced on