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Chapter 266 Abyss Plan (7)

When he looked through the lens at the slice again, Professor Ren saw something that science could not explain.

All the cells are moving in a cluster, visibly moving. A black hole-like substance is formed in the middle, pulling other cells closer and rotating, just like billions of stars moving around.

Professor Ren suddenly stood up. He couldn't even imagine that this was what he saw with his own eyes.

Professor Ren's hands were shaking as he readjusted the field of view, changed the oil-immersion lens, and dripped the oil immersion liquid.

He took a deep breath. Even the air in the empty laboratory was filled with the lingering smell of disinfectant.

Brighten the light and let Professor Ren go to look again.

Those cells were still active under the microscope.

A lot of things went through Professor Ren’s mind, and he remembered the details that he had overlooked.

The easiest clues to find were from the data left by his former colleagues. He removed the slices, wiped the lenses calmly, and went through the data sets again as usual.

The previous researcher's handwriting was illegible, and except for the numbers, the other characters were extremely abstract and difficult to discern.

However, Professor Ren found that the researcher before him was accustomed to drawing a small five-pointed star to represent key points, so he began to look at the words and sentences that were marked with key points.

The researcher in front is named Shen.

Dr. Shen did not leave much handwritten information, the earliest of which was two years ago. If Dr. Shen had already been involved in the experiment two years ago, it means that the project had been underway at least two years ago.

Considering the time, the origin of this project becomes even more confusing.

Professor Ren felt like a big net was slowly unfolding in front of him. The truth was hidden behind layers of fog. Even Dr. Shen might only see the tip of the iceberg.

Professor Ren read very quickly. The first year's materials were only a dozen pages of paper, all of which were irrelevant information. However, in the second year, a font that was obviously inconsistent with Chinese writing habits began to appear in the words and sentences marked with emphasis symbols.

Professor Ren noticed this information and began to observe it intentionally.

That font is neither English, nor is it the writing style of Latin or Spanish, all of which Professor Ren has basically come into contact with, so it can be ruled out quickly.

The font appeared eight times under more than fifty marked key fields, indicating that Professor Shen attached great importance to the information represented by this font.

Professor Shen not only has bad writing habits, but his thinking is also extremely jumpy.

The language used is erratic and even inadequate.

So it is extremely difficult to distinguish.

Everyone in China knows that when you come across a word you don't recognize while reading an English composition, you need to analyze the composition of the sentence to determine the word's part of speech and meaning.

This is not difficult for Professor Ren, but the tadpole-like text is really dizzying.

I stayed up half the night and couldn't take it anymore.

So they came back to work on it the next day, and Professor Ren finally discovered the pattern.

Professor Ren guessed at the beginning that this word was a proper noun, but it is Russian.

Professor Ren is fluent in English, but he really can't understand Russian. He can only look for materials on the bookshelf during lunch break after lunch.

There are entertainment activities in the base. At least daily newspapers are delivered, as well as some newly published best-selling books and magazines.

It is placed in a corner of the cafeteria, but few people visit it. Those who do research only have their eyes on research and data, and those who are superstitious are mostly illiterate. The remaining patrol teams have tasks to do, and there are few idle people like Professor Ren.

If you come with a purpose, you should naturally go straight to it.

He came across a book called The Third Wave, written by Alvin Toffler.

The cover is marked with the author's name in Chinese, English, and Russian.