Wizard: Stronger through Marriage

Chapter 1112: Chapter 511: Meme Lockdown_2

”Is this... a warning from the Observers?” Mi Wei murmured to herself, a strong sense of crisis surging in her heart.

She knew that the Observer Civilization always regarded humans as inferior beings, and this appearance likely meant they were about to take more aggressive actions against humanity.

Faced with this unexpected change, David fell into deep thought.

He stared intently at every detail on the hologram, trying to find a way to counteract the Abyssal Energy mechanism.

Suddenly, a flash of insight crossed his mind, as if he had grasped something significant.

”I... I understand it!” David suddenly raised his head, his eyes sparkling with excitement. ”It’s the counterformula for Chaos Energy! We just need to find the type of Chaos Energy that corresponds with the Abyssal Energy, and we can achieve neutralization and balance!”

Mi Wei was delighted at the news and immediately ordered the team to begin searching for a Chaos Energy source that matched the Abyssal Energy.

After some effort, they finally found a suitable energy source and introduced it into the testing system.

The moment Chaos Energy met Abyssal Energy, a miracle occurred.

The previously uncontrollable situation came under control, and the rate of thermal sigh in localized areas gradually slowed down.

Mi Wei and David both breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that the test had finally achieved initial success.

However, the joy of victory did not last long.

David discovered that his right hand was beginning to show signs of becoming transparent, a side effect caused by excessive contact with Chaos Energy.

He knew this meant he had to choose between scientific exploration and personal safety.

”Dr. Mi Wei...” David’s voice held a hint of bitterness, ”I may not be able to continue with the subsequent research.”

Mi Wei’s heart sank at his words, knowing how important David was to the entire research project.

But she also understood the importance of personal safety.

So she gently patted David’s shoulder and said, ”You’ve done enough, David. We will find a way to solve this problem.”

After the test, Mi Wei and the team began to carefully analyze the test data.

Among the numerous numbers, they found a mysterious number—”72.”

This number repeatedly appeared in different data sets, as if hiding some important information.

”72... What does this number represent?” Mi Wei murmured, her brows furrowing.

She knew this number was likely closely connected to the Abyss, Chaos, and the Observer Civilization.

But to unravel this mystery would require more time and effort.

As night fell, the lights in the laboratory remained bright.

Mi Wei sat alone at the console, staring at the data on the screen and the mysterious number ”72.”

The laboratory lights shone brightly in the silent night, and Dr. Mi Wei still sat at the console, her brows tightly furrowed, her gaze fixed on the screen’s data and the mysterious number ”72.”

Her thoughts surged like tides, trying to unravel the layers of mysteries behind it.

Suddenly, the alarm in the laboratory abruptly sounded, piercing the night’s silence.

Mi Wei’s head jerked up, a trace of panic flashing in her eyes.

She quickly switched the monitoring screens, only to see the originally stable space channel undergoing violent changes, its once smooth inner walls starting to wriggle as if something inside was awakening.

”What... is happening?” Mi Wei’s voice trembled slightly, and she immediately contacted the advance team to understand the situation over there.

However, what came from the other end of the communicator was chaos and terror.

”Doctor! Close the channel quickly! Here... it’s turned into an Abyssal maw!” The voice of the advance team’s captain sounded unusually tense through the communicator.

Mi Wei’s heart sank heavily as she immediately realized the severity of the situation.

She quickly operated the console, trying to shut down the space channel, but it was too late.

The wriggling of the channel’s inner walls grew more intense, eventually turning into a massive Abyssal maw, mercilessly devouring the advance team and everything around.

The laboratory’s atmosphere froze instantly, everyone in shock as they watched this scene on the monitor screens.

Mi Wei felt an unprecedented fear and sense of powerlessness welling up within her, as if witnessing the darkness and despair of humanity’s future.

However, just in this moment of despair, David suddenly stood out.

His eyes gleamed with a resolute light, as if he had made some kind of decision.

”Dr. Mi Wei, I have a solution.” David’s voice, although calm, was full of strength.

Mi Wei was taken aback by his words and turned to look at David, her eyes full of confusion and anticipation.

”You... you have a solution?”

David nodded, walked over to a nearby cabinet, and retrieved a Chaos Crystal that shimmered with an unusual light.

It was a mysterious substance he accidentally discovered in previous research, containing powerful Chaos Energy.

”I can use this Chaos Crystal to reshape the devoured.” David explained, ”Although it’s only a preliminary idea, I believe it might work.”

Mi Wei felt a glimmer of hope upon hearing this and immediately ordered the team to assist David’s actions.

With the team’s cooperation, David placed the Chaos Crystal into a specially designed device and activated the reshaping program.

As the device roared to life, the Chaos Crystal began to emit a brilliant light, as if an invisible force was being conceived within.

Mi Wei and the team watched this scene intently, their hearts filled with both expectation and anxiety.

Finally, after some effort, several blurry figures emerged from within the device.

They were the advance team members swallowed by the Abyssal maw, but now their bodies had undergone an earth-shattering transformation.

Their skin had become hard and smooth, as if composed of some unknown material; their eyes shone with an unusual light, as if capable of seeing through everything.

”Is this... have we succeeded?” Mi Wei’s voice trembled slightly, hardly daring to believe the scene before her eyes.

David nodded, a relieved smile appearing on his face.

”Yes, we succeeded. They have become the first batch of the Chaos Race, possessing the power to fight the Abyss.”

However, the joy didn’t last long.

While closely observing these Chaos Race members, Mi Wei noticed a disconcerting detail.

One of the race’s eyes flashed with a fragment of memory that didn’t belong to humans, a deep and terrifying memory from the 9th Floor of Hell.

”David... look at the eyes of this race member.” Mi Wei pointed to the race member and said softly.

At her words, David immediately turned to look, a seriousness flashing in his eyes.

”What... is this?”

Mi Wei shook her head, unsure of what this detail meant.

But she knew it was likely a vital clue, one that could unravel the mysteries of the Abyss and the Observer Civilization.

”We need further research on these Chaos Race members,” Mi Wei said, ”especially this one carrying the memory fragment from the 9th Floor of Hell.”

David nodded, understanding Mi Wei’s intention.

They had to find out the source and meaning of this memory fragment as quickly as possible, and its relation to the Abyss and the Observer Civilization.

The laboratory once again fell into a tense and bustling atmosphere, as Mi Wei and the team began in-depth research and analysis on these Chaos Race members.

David stood silently by, watching it all.

His heart filled with complex emotions, both the joy of success and concerns for the future.

He knew this success was only a small beginning.

The road ahead was long, requiring continuous exploration and fighting, to strive for a glimmer of hope for humanity’s future.

And in this process, they might discover more shocking and perception-shattering truths...

It was late at night, yet the laboratory lights remained bright.

Mi Wei and the team were still busy, their figures appearing exceptionally determined and courageous under the light.