When data ascended into "people," Bai Heng had seen similar themes in science fiction magazines more than once.
But with the involvement of "Nous," perhaps it really could lead to some unexpected developments.
Of course, some claimed that the incident involving Odin Smith was merely a publicity stunt meant to attract attention.
After learning a little about the situation, Bai Heng took an operation device from a nearby guide.
"Once you have adjusted all the parameters according to the procedure, you can download software called 'Tysonberg.' Through this software, even if you are not on-site, you can use the terminal to monitor and regulate the civilization's progress," the guide patiently explained.
Hearing this, Bai Heng thought he could use the little program to pass the time when he was bored, so he downloaded software called "Tysonberg"
software.
As for the planet's initial parameters, he was no expert, so he had Ruan Mei handle them.
Once that little interlude was over,
Bai Heng took several bottles of alcohol from the ice bucket at the center of the exhibition hall. The brand was called "Trumm," supposedly a famous local liquor.
After a waiter opened one and he took a sip, Bai Heng discovered that it was actually a sparkling wine. It was also sweet, with layered notes of cherries, toasted bread, and almonds.
The best thing about Trumm was its low alcohol content. He could bring a few cases back for those two boozehounds on the Xianzhou.
Besides the ready-made bottles in the ice bucket, there was also a bartending counter in the exhibition hall, where visitors could sample many mixed drinks, such as "Waking from a Dream," which was equally popular within the Interastral Peace Corporation.
As for the dinner prepared for the exhibition hall, it was served buffet-style.
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