Sun Hang walked in.
There were no signs of scorching inside the passageway, and there were very few traces of a fight... Sun Hang only found a dozen bullet holes on the walls, with a few tal shell casings scattered on the ground. The caliber and number of the shell casings and bullet holes matched, indicating they were likely fired from the sa handgun.
In those mory images just now, one of the two people was dragging his fallen companion while shooting behind him with a pistol. It was clear that these bullet holes and shell casings were left by that person.
"It seems that sothing eerie was indeed pursuing them..."
Sun Hang walked to the wall, reached out to touch the bullet holes, and then leaned in to sniff.
Apart from the unique sll of concrete in a damp environnt, he didn't sll anything else.
There was no eerie residue left behind.
"What are you doing?" Yang Qi, who was closely monitoring Sun Hang's every move, couldn't help but ask.
Sun Hang looked up and saw the surveillance cara in the corner of the passageway aid directly at him, with the red indicator light beside the cara flashing rhythmically.
"There are bullet holes on the wall," Sun Hang said.
"We already discovered that earlier," Yang Qi replied, "but besides the bullet holes, there are no other traces of a fight. Perhaps the surviving personnel stationed there encountered the humanoid entity while retreating to the vehicle bay... But the humanoid entity retained so rationale and thus did not attack the stationed personnel."
There was no blood found at the scene—considering the combat abilities of that humanoid entity, if it really intended to kill, maybe only one person from the bunker could have escaped to the end of the passage alive.
That person would be the only one capable of using the enigmatic device in the bunker, Ya Baishuang.
However, it is now basically confird that Ya Baishuang has beco 'a part' of that humanoid entity, so this assumption holds no significance.
"How do I get to the observation room of Bunker Number One?" Sun Hang asked.
"Go straight along this passage for about fifteen ters, turn left, then walk another twenty ters, and the second door on your left is it," Yang Qi said, "There's a sign on the door that says 'Observation Room,' I think you shouldn't mistake it."
"Alright."
With Yang Qi's guidance, Sun Hang quickly arrived at the observation room.
At the entrance to the observation room, Sun Hang hesitated for a mont—it wasn't until this mont that he realized where that perpetual feeling of unease originated from... The source of this feeling was right behind this door.
"What's wrong with you? Aren't you going in?" Yang Qi asked.
"The place that makes feel uneasy is the observation room," Sun Hang said.
"There's nothing unusual in the observation room," Yang Qi said confusedly, "If you think there's a problem, I can directly send you the surveillance footage from inside the observation room... everything in there is normal now, and there are two humanoid robots standing by the equipnt."
The surveillance footage of the observation room quickly stread onto Sun Hang's phone—the phone screen might not compare with the high-resolution screens in the control room, but it was good enough to clearly see the scene inside the observation room. As Yang Qi had ntioned, all the equipnt inside the observation room was functioning normally, and two of Yushu Military Technology's "H4" humanoid robots stood against the wall in an energy-saving standby mode.
"I'll go in and take a look."
After saying that, Sun Hang reached out and pushed open the door to the observation room.
The mont the door was pushed open, he felt his vision flicker for an instant.
The scene inside the observation room was identical to what he had seen in the surveillance footage, with only the two H4 robots being forcefully awakened due to an intruder—they scanned Sun Hang once to confirm his identity, then resud their motionless standby mode.
"Are you sure the observation room is your source of discomfort?" Yang Qi confird with Sun Hang.
Sun Hang glanced at the surveillance footage on his phone—on the screen, he stood right in the center of the monitoring room, looking down at the phone in his hand.
He turned his head to look back at the surveillance cara on the ceiling behind him, and the image in the surveillance footage also showed him turning his head, his gaze eting directly with the cara on the ceiling.
Just as Sun Hang felt puzzled, a long-dormant eerie in his body stirred inexplicably.
Sun Hang was startled—it was the he had absorbed from the enigmatic television entity in Dubhe Tower.
The "Unknown Containnt Object No. 999."
The complexity of this entity's was on a completely different level compared to all the eerie entities Sun Hang had previously absorbed… If previous s were like pixel gas on NES, then the complexity of the 'Unknown Containnt Object No. 999' was akin to a high-spec 3A title playable only on the latest top-tier PCs at the highest settings…
Sun Hang even montarily wondered if its complexity was enough to rival the legendary primordial eerie entities.
Of course, complexity doesn't necessarily an the power it grants the infected is stronger… But from another perspective, the more complex the , the harder it is for Sun Hang to absorb and digest, and for this reason, Sun Hang had temporarily sealed away the from Unknown Containnt Object No. 999, intending to slowly digest it when he had more ti.
But just now, the seal on Unknown Containnt Object No. 999's unexpectedly loosened a bit, and a tiny segnt from it integrated with Sun Hang's own fragnts in an inexplicable way.
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