He Comes From the Void

He held the struggling white cat in his hand, but when he thought that it contained the soul of a bald middle-aged man, Kahn suddenly felt that the white cat was not cute.

"Don't move, you can't run away." Kahn grabbed the white cat by the nape of its neck and put it in the cage. Then he pointed at him through the cage: "Tell me, what do you want to make better? If you don't tell me, I'll hand you over to the police."

Kaisha and Heimerdinger also approached, and for the first time in his life, Heimerdinger looked at his colleagues from a bird's-eye view: "You still say it, I will decide whether to report you at my own discretion, but if you don't say , I can only hand you over to the school."

Professor Feng looked at the three of them with complicated eyes, and then at the group of students who had gathered around the door to watch the fun, and finally stopped picking up the cage.

Now he is just a cat and he has no way to save himself.

So he said, "Take me into the basement and change it back, and I'll tell you everything."

According to Feng's request, Kahn lifted the cat cage to the basement. He opened the cat cage, and Feng manipulated the cat's body to sit in the position and wait for the transformation.

Heimerdinger started the machine silently, only to hear a sound of electric current, and the people and cats on both sides of the switching machine completed the exchange of consciousness again.

With a snap, the switch that trapped Professor Feng was turned on by himself. He rubbed his aching brain, and the first thing he did was to go over and pick up his cat.

But after touching him twice, the white cat came to his senses. When he saw that Professor Feng was touching him, he immediately jumped off his lap, slipped out of the basement and ran away without a trace.

"You squandered the cat's trust in you." Kahn watched the white cat run away from Professor Feng blankly, and he smelled a trace of fear.

"Oh...it's all my fault for using it to do this kind of thing." Professor Feng sighed, took out a photo, and then began to tell the story.

It turned out that von Yipu had invented an operating system that could realize the special control of robots by humans.

This operating system is specifically a set of synchronous exoskeleton strapped to the hands. As long as the user wears the exoskeleton on both arms, the movements of the hands can be fully synchronized to the robot, allowing the robot to make exactly the same movements as the user. action.

The photo was taken of Professor Feng demonstrating the use of this operating system in an exhibition, using an exoskeleton to control a huge robot, and using fingers thicker than the waist to tie the cute little white cat with a rope set.

It's a pity that no one valued this operating system at the time, thinking that it had little application prospects.

In desperation, Professor Feng could only sell it at a low price, but not long after, he saw a new sport called mechanical combat, which used his operating system.

Fighters control huge machines to fight in the audience. The shock brought by this huge scene has impressed countless audiences, and the organizer has also made a lot of money from it... But as the inventor, he can't get it. Any cut, no one even remembers that he invented this system in the first place.

All of this is a conspiracy of capital. They first control public opinion to buy people's hearts, making Professor Feng think that the synchronous exoskeleton he invented so hard is useless, and then buy it at a low price to make it a big hit project. Give Professor Feng a share of the money, because the means of production have already been firmly controlled by them.

After seeing the means of capital, Professor Feng felt resentful, but he was powerless to shake the capital crocodile. He could only blame the fault on people's distorted concept... blindly pursuing entertainment, but ignoring the hard work of developers, Let technology not be applied correctly, and become a money-making tool for sensationalism.

Later, he was also distorted by resentment, revising the biological sciences that few people are involved in, trying to improve the IQ of cats, and letting people put the spotlight on him.

But congenital defects are difficult to break through. A cat’s brain can only hold so many things. He tried many methods but failed to make the cat smart... until Heimerdinger suddenly shared with him the new invention train of thought.

From then on, he decided to use the conversion machine to complete the spiritual exchange between humans and cats, and then piloted the mech to demonstrate in person, using false demonstrations to make people think that he really had a way to make cats smarter, and finally even for him. Semi-finished products are not considered items to pay for.

Because of its size, the cat-carrying mech is not too expensive, so some rich people can also participate, avoiding the fate of being monopolized by the group, and allowing him to earn the most money...and run away after getting a fortune.

But he didn't know that the converter had a special meaning to Heimerdinger. He thought that the converter would end up in the corner like his other inventions. Checked it out.

When he finished speaking, the school had already sent someone, and the movement in the laboratory could not be concealed.

A group of guards rushed into the basement and surrounded them with electric batons. Kahn and Kasha disassociated themselves from the incident under Heimerdinger's guarantee, but the two professors were invited out.

Before leaving, Professor Feng suddenly said to Heimerdinger: "Professor Heimerdinger, if I go to prison, I hope you can take good care of my cat for me..."

"Oh, okay." Heimerdinger shyly agreed to his colleague's request. He didn't want to keep a cat himself, and he would probably entrust the white cat to his assistant.

In this way, the remaining two returned to Heimerdinger's laboratory and found Yuumi and Teemo staying inside.

"Heimerdinger's conversion machine has been found, Teemo, your mission is over, you can go back to Bandle City."

"Is that all right?" Teemo was dumbfounded, feeling lonely, without any sense of participation. Then he saw Kahn walking away and beckoning him to come over.

"What's wrong?" he asked.

"Teemo, I have something to tell you, and Yuumi can't hear it."

Hearing what Kahn had said, Timo pressed his hat, and quietly walked to the corner with Kahn. "What the hell is going on?"

Kahn squatted down so that his height was about the same level as Timo's, so that he could communicate easily: "Let me ask you, are you Yordles not worried at all if Yuumi is running around the world with the door tome like this? If the code falls into the wrong hands, then Bandle City will be exposed to danger, and there is a risk of being invaded at any time."

Timo looked back at Yuumi, who was sleeping after eating, and sighed: "I'm worried... But we can't stop it from looking for its owner. Nora is missing now, and we are looking for her too. "

Kahn nodded and said, "Actually, I know where Nora is."

"Where is it?!" I don't know if I made a mistake, Kahn saw Timo's eyes opened for a moment.