On the second night at the research institute, before going to bed, Mier suddenly had an idea to summon the Banshee King and asked her to help her say "You must not let the abyss erode your spirit". Sure enough, everyone had fewer nightmares this time.
Minerva's curse ability is very powerful. It is a "curse" for the enemy and a "blessing" for her own people. Her words come true and the effect is immediate, allowing everyone to get a good night's sleep.
On the morning of the third day, Mia got up early and began to practice the Ripple Sword, constantly flashing from one end of the room to the other, and then flashing back.
Ask stood at the end of the room, with a big circle drawn on the floor in front of him. Every time Mia flashed into the circle, he would take a club summoned by a conceptual weapon and hit the circle in the middle - Mia had to flash out again before being attacked, otherwise she would be hit by the club.
Mi'er sat in the chair next to her and began to observe the parallel world in batches and on a large scale.
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The more she observed, the more she felt something was wrong. This synthetic human... seemed to be hiding a lot of things. When Ask tried to get some information out of it, it was basically evasive and understated, but the occasional answers it gave showed that it was not an ordinary robot that knew nothing.
While observing the world line, she pulled out a pen and paper from the future and quickly wrote down a large number of results. Then, when Mia's training entered a break, she silently handed it to Ask.
Ask took the note, read it without saying a word, and then put it on the table. Mi Er lifted the summons and destroyed the evidence without leaving any trace.
In the afternoon, the synth named Cape came to the room again and asked the visitors "what do you need?"
"We are practicing swordsmanship and would like to use a larger venue. Could you provide it?" Ask asked.
"A bigger venue..." Cape seemed to be thinking, "How big does it need to be?"
"The bigger the better," Ask replied.
"Follow me," Cape said.
The three of them followed Cape out of the room, and Mier silently gave Ask a look.
Ask returned a meaningful look.
Mia walked in the middle, looking at Mier on the left, then at Ask on the right. She couldn't understand their eye contact at all, and she didn't dare to ask directly. She felt a little uncomfortable.
Arriving at a huge room that seemed to be a test site, Cape turned around and asked:
"Is this okay?"
"Okay." Ask looked around, "Where is this?"
"This is the place where our experimental subjects undergo comprehensive testing," Cape replied.
"Experimental organisms?" Mier asked with pretended curiosity.
"The main research topic of our research institute is how to enable humans to survive in the corrosive environment of the three planes." Cape replied, "The specific research details are confidential, so I can't tell you for the time being."
"Oh..." Mier stretched out her voice and cast a questioning look at Ask again.
Ask nodded imperceptibly and placed one hand on the long sword pulled out from the void.
"In fact, we can guess it without you saying it." Mi'er suddenly said, "The way to resist the erosion of the abyss is to either develop external equipment or modify one's own genes."