"If it weren't for advances in technology, we wouldn't have seen through the Cube's disguise."
"It was an extremely clever disguise. It simulated the physical phenomena of normal matter in all kinds of unexpected ways..."
"Macroscopic physical phenomena are determined by microscopic matter. The Cube has no such thing as microscopic matter, so under normal circumstances, it shouldn't exhibit observable macroscopic physical phenomena. Yet it did its utmost to make itself appear 'normal.'"
"After realizing this, we began to suspect that its other physical properties were also 'simulated,' including its mass, volume, optical properties, collision properties..."
"The Cube might not actually have been the 'metal cube one meter in length, width, and height' that we saw. It might have had a different size, material, or shape. The appearance it showed us may simply have been something it simulated through some physical means."
"We halted the subsequent experiments. Since we couldn't determine whether the phenomena it displayed were real, the experiments naturally had no meaning. We first had to determine what exactly it was."
"At that point, someone on the team proposed conducting the same 'humanity experiment' on the Cube that we had previously conducted on the Abyss Iron sample. Although we couldn't determine the Cube's nature, we could verify its purpose through the good-and-evil tendencies it displayed."
"So we quickly recreated the same extermination experiment used on the sample. Using the Cube as a medium, we transmitted a vibration signal. If the signal reached the extermination device, it would directly kill the lab mouse."
"After the experiment began, something unexpected happened. As the medium, the Cube transmitted the vibration signal without hesitation, allowing the extermination device to kill the lab mouse. This was completely opposite to the result of the sample experiment. The Cube's moral tendency was 'evil'!"
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