Chapter 89: Give up (1/2)
Chapter 89: Give up
Yin He could offer all the information in the database and explain all the technicalities to Liu Gan only for him to never understand it. She could continue to explain to Liu Gan until he started feeling drowsy, but he still wouldn’t be able to comprehend the main points.
After realizing that knowing these scientific terms and learning scientific gadgets had no particular use to him even after listening, Liu Gan didn’t tell Yin He to continue reading. His only option was for her to carefully search through it herself to find the spare parts. She struggled to fight against time to create her own lunch box.
However, it became clear that Yin He had more interests than just her lunchbox. She most resembled a worker ant, and soon she gathered a pile of strange and weird combination of spare parts. She gathered so much that she couldn’t move freely.
“Your lunch box… Does the recharging device need such complicated parts?” Liu Gan hopelessly asked.
“No, these parts are to recreate nanomite installations. Simply put, it is used for manufacturing the mechanism to inject nanomites, so if there is a surplus of materials I would like to have my nanomites undergo renovation.” Yin He tried to explained her plans.
“So do these materials require energy to move?” Liu Gan asked Yin He.
“Of course.” Yin He nodded.
“Then you should create a temporary recharging device because without energy, then no matter what you do these won’t work.” Liu Gan had to stop Yin He. Otherwise, if she kept collecting these, it would only add stress to her workload.
Yin He widened her eyes looking at Liu Gan. She worked so hard to collect these materials, and she didn’t want to part with any of it.
“In life, there are a lot of materials that people feel like they can’t let go, but it serves no actual purpose. So, no matter how unwilling you are, you won’t be able to move forward because of this load. Not only is it dangerous to be too attached, but you will lose out on better opportunities. So you must let it go for a taste of something better, understand?” Liu Gan could only think of a philosophical answer to reply to Yin He.
“Okay, I will hide away the other items, and then at a later time, I can come and put it to good use.” Yin He had a hard time searching for these small spare parts. Her final decision was to pick out parts that could be used to create a simple recharging device. Then, what would remain were non-bulky objects that wouldn’t take up too much space with other spare parts. So after she finished all of that, then she would leave with Liu Gan.
In one of the biochemical material research offices, Liu Gan found a coiled rope. This rope was roughly two to three millimeters thick, and after rolling it up, he figured the distance based on the fine print of nominal alongside it dictating that it was several hundred meters long. The surprise was when Liu Gan picked up the rope, it felt as light as a feather.
“Oh, I know this material.” Yin He said as she walked over after seeing the rope.
“What is this material made out of?” Liu Gan tried to tug on the rope to separate the strands, only to find that it was extraordinarily tightly bound.
“That is a type of biochemically created material, and it is very similar to the material used to create my skin. With incomparable durability, this is similar to materials that won’t snap when tugged on. It can hold up to 2 tons at its limit.” Yin He recalled from her database and gave Liu Gan her answer.
“Seriously?” Liu Gan laid out the rope onto the floor and used his fire axe to hack at it. The result was the floor cracking under pressure from the fire axe, but the rope was unscathed.
“This is very good material for climbing and for holding objects. It isn’t too heavy to carry around.” Liu Gan said as he placed the coiled rope back into his backpack.
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