[ Mechanical Repair LV3 (0/800): Your understanding of mechanical and electrical systems has transcended the experiential level and entered the stage of intuitive operation.]
[New passive effect: System Diagnostics: Upon contact with any mechanical or electrical equipment, its overall operating status can be sensed within three seconds, automatically locating faulty nodes with a diagnostic accuracy of 85%.]
Su Wei's palm was still pressed against the outer shell of the distribution box.
An unprecedented sensation spread from my fingertips.
The distribution box is no longer just a collection of copper busbars and circuit breakers, but has become a living network.
In which wire does the current flow, at what speed, is the load balanced, and even which connection point has a temperature that is a fraction of a degree higher than normal?
All the information flowed directly into his brain without the need for a multimeter.
This feeling lasted only two seconds.
Su Wei released his grip.
That moment of silence ended.
A sound came from above.
The sound of water.
The ultrasonic atomizer in the valley area has been activated.
Fine mist rises from the grooves on both sides of the river, appearing translucent white under the illumination of a cold light source.
A thin mist floated on the surface of the Moss River Valley, and upon contact with the four-degree water temperature, it condensed into extremely fine dewdrops, which clung to the tips of the leaves of the Polar Star Moss.
The twelve-meter-long valley, shrouded in mist, transformed into a forest stream in the early morning.
Left side.
Tide pool.
The wave generator's frequency converter completed its self-test, and the pump body began low-frequency operation.
The first ripple appeared on the water's surface.
The ripples spread from one end of the pool to the other, crashed against the basalt reefs, and then turned back, overlapping with the next ripple.
The heating element's thermostat has locked onto the target temperature, and the red indicator light is on.
The compressor of the chiller unit emits a uniform hum.
The tide rises and falls among the reefs, and at low tide, the white crystalline patterns eroded by salt are revealed on the rock surface.
The air was filled with a rich, humid scent, rich in minerals and salt.
Second floor.
Three sets of full-spectrum matrix lights illuminate simultaneously.
But it's not white light.
The DMX control module received the preset dawn/dusk program from Su Wei, with the first time period being sunrise.
Color temperature starts at 2700K.
Warm yellow light poured down from the ceiling, illuminating the four-meter cliff face in the sky area.
The dark gray of basalt takes on an ochre-red hue under warm light, illuminated by the rising sun.
The shadows within the cracks deepened, while the raised rock surfaces gleamed with a faint golden light.
The shadows cast on the cliff face are jagged and irregular; as the light fixtures slowly adjust their color temperature, the edges of the shadows move.
Forest area.
Six spotlights illuminated at the angles specified by Su Wei.
Soft, diffused light penetrates the unseen canopy, creating dappled patterns of light on the surface of the dead wood.
Under the light, the moss appears a rich emerald green, and the water droplets on each leaf refract a tiny point of light.
Su Wei went up from the basement to the first floor.
Matt followed behind without saying a word.
First floor lobby.
The entrances to the exhibition areas on either side of the fireplace are now completely different.
The river valley is on the right.
A mist swirls around the stream, which meanders between moss and weathered rocks, and the sound of miniature waterfalls mingles with the subtle hiss of the atomizer.
The air is moist and crisp; with every breath, you can taste the flavors of moss and minerals.
On the left, the tidal pool.
The deep, rhythmic sound of waves crashing against the reefs was slow and steady.
The salty mist shimmered under the lights, and the water level in the pool fluctuated steadily between the high and low tide lines.
Su Wei stepped onto the steel staircase and went up to the second floor.
The warm yellow light of the sunrise filled the entire space.
To the left, woodland.
On the right, a cliff face.
Two distinctly different ecological zones coexist under the same roof.
The damp scent of the woodland and the dry, mineral smell of the cliff face mingled in the middle rest area.
This created a strange mixture that could not possibly occur in any natural environment.
[System check in progress...]
[Polar Alpine Tundra/ Woodland Base - Quality Assessment: Perfect.]
[Exclusive Passive Effect: Whispers of the Forest Sea: The complex organic aromas released in the forest (pine needle acid, lignin from deadwood, and antibacterial agents secreted by peat moss) can deeply activate the human parasympathetic nervous system. Staying in this area for more than fifteen minutes improves sleep quality by 25% and increases the rate of chronic muscle tension relief by 20%.]
[Northern Cliff – Sky Platform – Quality Rating: Perfect.]
[Exclusive Passive Effect: Cliffside Focus: The unique light and shadow variations and mineral particle scattering in the cliff area force the human visual system into a state of deep focus. Staying in this area for more than ten minutes increases concentration by 30% and short-term memory clarity by 15%.]
[Total experience points gained: +437.]
[ Ecological Landscaping LV3 (575/800)]
Su Wei stood by the second-floor railing, her hands resting on the cold steel handrail.
Below us is the lobby on the first floor.
A basalt fireplace stands in the center, its two empty steel hooks casting long, thin shadows under the light.
In front of the fireplace, a circle of blank space was formed by red warning tape reinforcing the ground.
The blank space won't last long.
Tomorrow I'm going to Old Hope's place. Once the brown bear specimen and the stag antlers are back, those two spots will be filled.
Su Wei looked down at the four regions he had created.
The valley is located to the lower right.
Water mist and streams.
The tidal pool is located in the lower left corner.
Waves and reefs.
Upper right, behind you, cliff face.
The rugged rock face remained silent in the warm glow of the sun.
Upper left, woodland.
Dead wood and moss breathe in the diffused light.
Four miniature worlds, each belonging to a completely different ecosystem, operate simultaneously within a 500-square-meter building.
The water pump didn't stop.
The lights are still on.
The chiller was humming underground.
Everything is alive.
Su Wei let out a breath.
The white mist dissipated in the cold light.
The system panel silently unfolds in view.
[Multiple perfect-level ecosystems have been detected running in parallel.]
[ Homestead Shelter) automatically covers the Exhibition Hall building.]
[Territory ecosystem integrity increased by 15%].
Su Wei's fingers tightened slightly on the armrest.
The text on the panel continued.