At that time, it might be possible to interpret the large number of biological weapons as a new ethnic group from the Northern Wilderness - this ethnic group has been living in the poor and barren depths of the Northern Wilderness, and has hardly communicated with the outside world, so it is unknown to others. Their members are taciturn and not good at communicating, but they are strong, loyal and brave. They are extremely good warriors and excellent citizens.
If there are no accidents, the people of this ethnic group will always live in the Northern Wilderness. However, due to the recent deterioration of the environment in the Northern Wilderness, food production cannot satisfy the continuation of the ethnic group. Therefore, people from this ethnic group left the Northern Wilderness in batches and came to the sand forest closest to the Northern Wilderness, becoming new citizens.
Hmm... This is a good explanation... I'll perfect it then, and then go to Beihuang to create some "evidence". It should last a long time... Richard nodded thoughtfully and looked at the crystal ball on the table again.
The explanation of biological weapons is not available yet. The key now is to make biological weapons more like humans, otherwise they will have to live in a closed area forever.
Inside the crystal ball are the memories of biological weapons that he asked Old Lich to help extract. By studying these memories, one can understand some of the reactions and thinking patterns of biological weapons, and thus come up with ideas for improvement.
Putting the crystal ball in his hand and quickly checking and studying it again, Richard moved his eyebrows and had an idea.
Put down the crystal ball, stand up and walk to the wall, open a wooden box on the wall table, there is a 30 cm square cube crystal inside.
The surface of the crystal is engraved with complex magic patterns. It is a recently produced communication prop. Because it is the first version, its stability is not very high and its use is subject to many restrictions. However, the advantages cannot be ignored. Images can be transmitted directly to achieve a face-to-face communication effect.
"Snapped!"
Richard pressed it with one hand, injected energy, and activated the crystal. With a "buzz" sound, ripples appeared inside the crystal, and then the image of tin wood appeared.
The tin wood looks a little distorted, but it does not affect the pronunciation.
Maybe the communication seemed to disturb Ximu's work. Ximu was a little dissatisfied and hummed: "Hey, boy, it's already night, what can you do to see me?"
"It's about the production of your biological weapons. I have received and studied the first batch of biological weapons for a while, and found that they have many flaws, so I want you to try it when manufacturing the second batch in small batches. Just adjust it." Richard said.
"What about?" Ximu asked.
"For example, in terms of faces, continue to increase the differences, and don't be too similar, otherwise multiple biological weapons will appear together, which will make people panic. After all, twins and triplets can be barely believed, but quintuplets and sextuplets Fetuses or even decuplets would be too terrifying.
Secondly, their vocal organs do not need to be as sophisticated as humans, but it is best to be able to pronounce a few words with strong emotional color - 'yes', 'no', 'ok', 'no', 'go', etc. .
third…
fourth… "
Richard spoke for a long time, and basically everything he said made biological weapons more like humans.
After listening to the words, Ximu pondered for a while and said: "Do you know that these improvements you proposed have weakened their combat effectiveness in many aspects? I don't think this is rational. At least, you are preparing to launch a war and attack someone. When we are a country, it is easier to use unimproved biological weapons."
"Of course I know this." Richard nodded without refuting, "I understand that some of their improvements will indeed weaken their combat effectiveness. But I don't actually need their combat effectiveness to reach the limit, as long as they can maintain a relatively high level. The level is fine. In my opinion, their biggest role is to maintain law and order in the early stage and ensure the development of sarin. If any large-scale war really breaks out, believe me... I will have a better way to solve it.
In fact, I have always felt that it is backward to use pure numbers and individual combat effectiveness to determine the outcome of a war. Advanced warfare does not require many people. It only requires pressing a few buttons and giving a few instructions, and everything is over. "
"Are you sure?" Ximu didn't understand what he heard and was doubtful. However, he did not discuss the topic in depth. He took a deep breath and said, "It's up to you. Anyway, within twenty years, you can let me make all the things you can as you wish." The biological weapons we made—this was my original promise and I will not break it.
So, no problem, I will make the second batch of biological weapons in small batches according to the improvements you mentioned. But because there are many aspects of your transformation, the manufacturing time this time will not be too short, so be mentally prepared. "
"Okay, when the production is finished, let me know and I will have someone greet them and arrange them."
"Okay." Ximu responded, without further hesitation, and directly cut off the communication.
Richard then turned off the communication props, closed the box, and walked back to the previous table, preparing to continue doing other things.
At this time, the door of the room was suddenly pushed open, and Bibi walked in.
"Is something wrong?" Richard asked, raising his eyebrows.
"Didn't you ask me to come here?" Bibi said strangely, "I remember you said before that you asked me to come to you at night."
"But I asked you to come over tomorrow night." Richard said.
"Is that so?" Bibi blinked, counted several times on her fingers, and then stuck out her tongue and said, "Okay, my calculations were wrong, then... I'll come back tomorrow night?"
"Forget it." Richard waved his hand and said, "Since we are here, let's just finish it today. It's better to finish the matter as soon as possible."
"Oh." Bibi nodded as if she understood, looked over and asked, "What on earth is that?"
"It's about your memory." Richard said, "You still remember that I asked you to consider whether you should restore your previous memory, right?"
"Remember." Bibi nodded. When she heard this, she became serious and her expression became very solemn.
"Now, after this period of research, I have made some breakthroughs in memory recovery." Richard said, "If you restore your memory now, the damage and hidden dangers will be smaller, which is a good opportunity. If If you are still not sure and want to continue waiting, then you have to wait until the next breakthrough in my research, but I am not sure how long it will take. In short, the choice is in your hands."
"So..." Bibi hesitated, pondered for a while, then raised her head and asked with a bit of curiosity and exploration, "How about giving it a try?"
"Have you decided?"
"Well... you have to try it sooner or later, right?" Bibi said, "After all, it is part of my past, and I can't treat it as if it doesn't exist at all. In this case, let's give it a try."
"If you think so, let's get started. You can go and lie down over there now." Richard pointed to an empty table next to him. "I'll prepare for a while and then officially restore your memory. The process won't be very long." It’s painful, but you may have some dizziness, just bear with it.”
"Okay." Bibi nodded lightly, walked to the table pointed by Richard, jumped slightly, and sat on it. Lie down flat on your back and wait quietly.