The boss was clearly at his wits' end. After a long while, he said, "Temporarily shut down the manual access channels. Use machines for all experiments from now on. No one is permitted to come into contact with Experiment No. 9 without authorization."
"Boss, Experiment No. 9 is a completely unknown existence. Even the most advanced intelligent brain would struggle to handle unexpected situations when facing something unknown without data for reference. I think we should retain some manual operation authority," the researcher said reluctantly.
"The facts have proven that manual operation authority cannot be retained. Even observing Experiment No. 9 for an extended period can cause problems. Do as I say. The experiments will continue, and research into Experiment No. 9 will definitely make a breakthrough, but not now. First, we need to find a way to prevent Experiment No. 9 from exerting its influence. Otherwise, it will not only endanger us—it may even bring incalculable trouble to Azure Sky."
With the boss insisting, the researchers shut down the manual channels as instructed. They used only the intelligent brain to operate machinery and instruments in their research on Experiment No. 9.
The researchers merely needed to input their plans, then wait and observe the results.
After listening for a while, Lin Shen became somewhat interested in Experiment No. 9.
It was not out of curiosity. He had thought of what Zhang Jiahao had said: the vessel he had caught earlier should have contained something related to Experiment No. 9.
The researchers did not dare touch something already sealed inside a vessel directly. They even carried it on a specialized metal tray. That showed just how dangerous it truly was.
Anyone who came into contact with it would face some kind of unforeseeable danger.
Before Zhang Jiahao left, he had