Mini World Game ConsoleEvil Dragon Crazy Soldier King Chapter 1881 - 1882: Spacetime Node

Xue Mingtai nodded, a look of indignation flashing across his face.

"Exactly. So‑called incurable Parkinson's, cancer—those are nothing but the God Clan's conspiracy, pretty much trumped‑up charges."

Yang Fei suddenly rembered that atop the very peak of Jianmu, in the Divine Tomb, there were altars for many scientific giants.

He instantly understood what Xue Mingtai ant.

"Heh, no wonder the True Martial King looked down on the Kunlun Divine Realm so much—turns out he discovered the God Clan's despicable nature from Helen."

Xue Mingtai nodded and let out a long sigh.

"So I understand my father's actions very well."

"With his temperant, how could he possibly tolerate the fate of the Human Race being controlled by the God Clan?"

The two chatted as they drove, and the journey didn't feel lonely at all.

Chunzi was in the car's trunk, bored out of his mind, snoring away.

Three hours later, Yang Fei and Xue Mingtai arrived at Jingshui Villa.

Jingshui Villa was still all peach blossoms and green willows, clear waters circling the Villa, scenery like a painting.

Xue Mingtai's car drove straight in and stopped in the Villa's parking lot.

The old butler, Uncle Yu, ca up and bowed to Xue Mingtai.

"Young master, I've already followed your instructions and opened the Helen Laboratory."

"At the sa ti, I've finished charging the space‑ti machine. It can be used at any ti."

Xue Mingtai nodded and glanced at Yang Fei.

"Co on, go to the lab with ."

Chunzi wagged his head and tail and jumped out of the trunk.

The three n and one dog headed to the back of the Villa.

In front of a steep cliff on the back mountain, Uncle Yu took out a remote and pressed the blue button.

The sand and rocks on the cliff suddenly crashed down, and the entire cliff began to shake.

A few minutes later, the rocks outside the cliff all rolled aside.

Behind the rocks, a wide alloy gate appeared in the mountainside.

Yang Fei stared, dumbfounded.

So this Villa actually hid such a secret place—really eye‑opening.

The alloy gate slowly opened, revealing a long passageway.

The walls and ceiling and floor of that passage were all alloy.

Countless red light dots flashed on and off on both sides and above.

Xue Mingtai led Yang Fei and Uncle Yu into the passage, introducing as they walked.

"This secret lab was built by personally."

"The purpose is to better preserve the machines and data from the Helen Laboratory."

At this point, he smiled slightly.

"The outside world says Helen Laboratory's scientific inventions are thirty years ahead of the global trend."

"In fact, that estimate is extrely conservative."

"I dare say, if Helen's experintal results were made public, they would definitely shatter the current balance between nations."

"A third world war would probably break out imdiately."

Yang Fei let out a helpless sigh.

"Reality proves that the decision you and Helen made was very wise."

His eyes were full of sarcasm.

"Back then, when Western powers advanced in technology, Huaxia was almost carved up by them, and the Second World War was born from that as well."

"What technology brings to humanity isn't necessarily a blessing—more often, it may be catastrophe."

Xue Mingtai nodded. Just then, Uncle Yu pointed ahead.

"We're here, the lab door is right in front."

Yang Fei looked up. In the tal passageway, there really was a pitch‑black door blocking the way.

Uncle Yu pressed so unknown button, and a red beam shot out from the door's monitor.

The red beam scanned Xue Mingtai's pupils and palm prints.

A cold, chanical electronic voice rang out.

"Scan complete, initiating program."

A few seconds later, the iron gate rumbled and slowly slid open to both sides.

A vast, exquisitely built laboratory hall, full of modern‑civilization vibes, appeared before Yang Fei.

The four walls of the hall, including the passage beneath their feet, were made of Alloy Steel Plate, gleaming with a cold tallic sheen.

The chandeliers on the ceiling lit up one after another.

Yang Fei glanced around. The hall was filled with all kinds of strange machines.

Yang Fei had seen sci‑fi blockbusters shot in Hollywood.

But the backgrounds and all the unbelievable modern chanical devices in those sci‑fi movies—

Compared to this lab, they were like the Little Wu eting the Great Witch—pathetically weak.

Xue Mingtai looked at Yang Fei's dumbfounded expression and smiled faintly.

He stretched out his hand. "After you?"

Under Xue Mingtai's lead, Yang Fei walked into the Helen Laboratory.

On both sides of the long corridor, rows of electronic machines were arranged.

So were still running at low speed, while others were already covered in dust.

Xue Mingtai led Yang Fei through the hall, following the long passage inward.

On both sides of the corridor were countless labs, each with a numbered sign.

Xue Mingtai introduced from the side.

"These numbers represent different research topics. The space‑ti machine is in Laboratory 09."

Yang Fei nodded, and behind him Chunzi let out uneasy grunts.

For Chunzi, this cold technological world was just too boring.

They followed the long corridor, passing one lab after another, moving forward.

The farther Yang Fei walked, the more shocked he felt.

There were over a hundred labs of various sizes here.

That ant the place could house over a hundred scientists, all running their own experints at the sa ti.

He really didn't know how wise Helen had to be to manage so many research projects.

Counting it that way, the number of projects the Helen Laboratory had already produced results for was simply unimaginable.

While Yang Fei was silently sighing, Xue Mingtai had already led him to the door of a huge testing room.

The room number above it was a gold‑embossed "09."

This lab was clearly much more spacious than the other offices.

The Alloy plastic steel door, and the fact that you needed a laser to scan your pupils to unlock the password lock—those all showed this place was anything but ordinary.

Xue Mingtai took a remote in hand and pressed it lightly.

A laser beam shot out from the alloy sealed door, scanning Xue Mingtai's pupils.

After that, the testing room's alloy password door bood open.

A machine unlike anything he had ever seen appeared in front of Yang Fei.

The machine looked like a gigantic tal sphere, with a diater of more than ten ters.

The sphere was fixed on a tal base plate.

At the center of the tal sphere was sothing like a Tai Chi diagram—two black‑and‑white Yin Yang Fish that could rotate.

At the center of the Yin Yang Fish was a small cockpit.

Behind the Alloy Glass canopy of the cockpit, the pilot seat could be vaguely made out.

Yang Fei's mouth hung open as he stared at this massive machine brimming with modern tech.

"Is this the space‑ti tunnel machine?"

Xue Ming nodded slightly, his expression full of reverence.

"This is the space‑ti travel machine personally built by Helen. Let's hope it can take you to the Doomsday World."

After Xue Mingtai finished speaking, he began inputting data on the machine's control panel.

Yang Fei took a look at the data he was entering and was startled.

"These are space‑ti nodes?"

Xue Ming nodded.

"These space‑ti nodes are space‑ti coordinates calculated by Professor Helen with a special thod and extrely precise computation."

"These space‑ti coordinates can pinpoint, with precision, the space‑ti of the Doomsday Divine Realm."

At this, Xue Mingtai looked at Yang Fei and spoke solemnly.

"Are you ready?"

"Even if Professor Helen were here, this space‑ti machine cannot be activated lightly."

"Professor Helen said this machine is still missing a core technology. Are you sure you want to use this thing?"

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