When Qingkong came to the laboratory the next day, he found that all the mice in the cage had sacrificed gloriously, and the gentle boy was standing next to the light particle converter.

The light emitted by the device was projected into the eyes, and I couldn't see the expression, but I just felt a creepy feeling.

"What are you...doing?"

The boy looked back at him, the light outlined the soft contour of his face, and chuckled, "I'm doing an experiment."

"You didn't go back last night?" Qingkong frowned and looked at him, then turned his gaze on the light particle converter in front of the boy, and then suddenly stopped.

In the transparent cylinder, a cute little mouse floated in the air. It struggled violently, and its body began to gradually dissipate, breaking into light spots bit by bit.

"Ding" The instrument flashed twice, which means that the life characteristics disappeared and also means that the experiment failed.

The boy sighed regretfully, "I haven't held on for long."

Qingkong was stunned for a while when he looked at the empty converter. After returning to his senses, he felt strange in his heart and said slowly: "Are you... directly turning the creature into light particles?"

"Yes." The boy picked up the notebook and pen next to him, and while recording the experimental data, he said lightly: "I thought about Ultraman's characteristics last night, and felt that in terms of biological experiments, the success rate of light conversion might be higher."

Qingkong, who was standing behind him, frowned slightly and looked at his back without saying anything.

After recording the data, the boy turned around and wanted to continue catching the guinea pig, but the cage was empty. He was stunned for a moment, and then said embarrassedly to Qingkong: "That... Can you please help me go to the Development Bureau to ask for guinea pigs."

He has been there many times recently, which has caused the logistics staff of the Development Bureau to look at him with full vigilance.

Qingkong pursed his lips and said nothing. He grabbed the notes in the boy's hand and threw them aside, then pulled the person out and walked out.

"Hey, what are you doing?!"

"Wait, where are you going?!"

Qingkong was silent and pulled him straight to the training ground of the defense team.

The Earth's defense team has not left yet, and in the past few days, you can often see explosions rising not far away on the training ground; but it is still early and the defense team has not started yet, and the preparation team is maintaining the parked fighter planes.

"Why did you bring me here?" the boy asked in confusion.

Qingkong let go of him and said lightly: "Take you here to adjust your mood, I'm afraid you will be stupid."

"Don't make a fuss." The boy said speechlessly, turning around and trying to go back to the laboratory, but he was pulled back by the other party again.

"You must stop at the right time!"

The boy who rushed over by Qingkong's slightly angry words was stunned and turned around and looked at him blankly, "...Eh?"

"Are you crazy?!" Qingkong stared at him with a stern face, his face no longer looked lazy as before, and said in a low voice: "You don't even look at what you are like recently. Is this thing so important? It makes you lose your mind!"

The boy lowered his eyebrows and said softly: "It's very important."

Qingkong laughed angrily. Just as he was about to say something, the boy looked at him and continued, "I said this is my current persistence and my current belief. I am not crazy and I still have rationality. I just don't want to give up!"

After saying this seriously, the boy turned around and walked quickly towards the laboratory. Judging from his back and his momentum of leaving, he was probably angry.

Qingkong grabbed his hair irritably, raised his foot and chased him up. Then, after walking a few steps, he found that the boy was colliding with a girl running out of the corner, knocking away his proud momentum just now.

"Hiss...I'm sorry!" The boy touched his head, quickly got up and helped the girl who was knocked to the ground by him, and then apologized embarrassedly; his angry thoughts were really gone.

"I'm running too fast! I'm sorry!" The girl waved her hand in a hurry, and then bowed wildly with great guilt to apologize.

"I'm really sorry that I didn't look at the road just now!"

"No, it's actually my fault, I'm sorry!"

Qingkong slowly walked to the two of them and was speechless, "You are playing an apology game."

The two of them paused at the same time. When the boy looked up and saw him, he couldn't help feeling angry again. He pursed his lips and left without saying a word.

The girl's expression was a little awkward, and she looked at them, "Uh...that?"

Qingkong shrugged, glanced at the uniform she was wearing, and then smiled and said, "It's okay, he just didn't look at the road."

Girl:...that's not what it means.

However, the other party didn't want to continue the topic. After saying hello, he chased the boy and left. The girl stood there inexplicably, shook her head and ran quickly towards the training ground.

Her friends have been waiting in the training ground, and today is their last training session on Mars.

...

After arriving at the laboratory, I found that my friends had already arrived, so the boy quickly put away his unhappy expression and greeted everyone with a smile.

Because he had just come in from outside, the few people didn't notice the fact that he stayed up late last night. They just pointed to the empty cage with some confusion, "Chanye, we found that the guinea pigs were gone as soon as we arrived. What's going on?"

Qingkong came in afterwards, and when he heard this, he spoke angrily: "It's not yet--"

"Qingkong, go and get some for us." The boy suddenly interrupted him, blinked and smiled gently, and continued: "Maybe the Development Bureau wanted to use it yesterday and took it away. Since Qingkong, please help us get some for us."

"???" Unexpectedly, the boy would come to this clear sky and pointed at himself in confusion.

"That's it, go quickly, just take a few steps." The young man said and pushed him out directly, then quickly closed the experiment door, and then let out a whisper, feeling a little nervous.

Qingkong, who was driven out, said with a twitch. He knew what the boy wanted to hide, so he accepted his fate and turned to the Development Bureau. He just walked a few steps and was not in the same building at all, and he had to talk to the logistics team.

They didn't know how many hard-working guinea pigs they had harmed others.

"Let's continue to use crystal tests first to improve the stability of energy body converting light particles." The boy rubbed his eyebrows and smiled at the few people.

"Okay." The few people had no objection and dispersed and started their own work.

There are already many energy-body crystals they have converted during this period, but there is only one optical quantum crystal at present.

The researchers in charge of this part used an energy crystal to delineate an energy crystal from the storage box and carefully guided it to the light particle converter they had finally developed.

He was staring at the crystal in the pipe attentively, but suddenly he felt a little light flashing from the corner of his eyes.

"Huh?"

The researcher was stunned for a moment and looked at the light particle converter, but there was nothing inside. He frowned slightly, and a big face pressed against the transparent barrier and looked carefully. Finally, he seemed to see a little light flashing in the center.

He stared at the moment of shock and widened his eyes and shouted in dismay: "Qianye, come and see!"

The boy who was a little sleepy trembled, then paused and hurried over and asked, "What's wrong?"

"It seems like there is something inside." The researcher said, pointing to the converter.

Generally speaking, if the experimental product entering the converter fails, it will become micron residues that are automatically discharged from the equipment, and there will be no foreign objects remaining.

The boy was stunned. He remembered that he seemed to have been dragged away by Qingkong before he could remove the residue after using a tiny mouse. So he said, "Maybe he forgot to clear the residue last night."

As he said that, he pressed the red key next to him, and the screen read bar was completed from one to hundreds, and then prompted "Cleared".

The boy then looked at the converter and was stunned.
Chapter completed!