Universe Infinite Canteen

There were many messages from Pointy Hat, but they were scattered and there was no order in time. Malu spent almost 3 hours to find them all and another hour to sort them.

Although he hoped that Pointy Hat would finish his thesis and graduate successfully, according to the information he had, it was likely that the guy was in danger.

Otherwise, there was no reason why he would not leave any messages after that, considering his chatterbox level.

In addition, Malu found Pointy Hat's laboratory according to the marked points.

Actually, there was nothing to find, because the density of messages in this area was about to explode, and Malu also saw the afterimage of Pointy Hat sliding around playing with the office chair.

Obviously this was his laboratory, but now this place has become a forest.

Malu carefully searched the nearby area and did not see any facilities or signs of human life.

Although Pointy Hat may have come earlier, he should have arrived more than 300 years ago, and then a disaster broke out on the planet, and those crazy growing plants destroyed many buildings, but even so, there would still be something left in the destroyed places.

The disappearance was so clean, there was only one possibility, that is, this place had been emptied before the disaster broke out.

Malu immediately thought of the good friend mentioned by the pointed hat.

It seemed that the man took away his related research equipment and materials after killing the pointed hat.

Malu arrived after that person, so naturally he couldn't find anything. He could only rely on the message of the pointed hat to piece together what happened that year.

However, he was not willing to just watch a plot here.

Malu was not familiar with the Grand Alliance, but he knew that researchers on Earth would generally back up important experimental data.

This is a valuable experience condensed by the blood and tears of countless predecessors.

Considering that this universe plane is outside the Grand Alliance like the Earth and has no network service, if the pointed hat wants to back up, he can only choose to store the data locally.

Malu's eyes lit up when he thought of this.

If the backup data really exists, it is highly likely not in the laboratory, otherwise it will lose its meaning as a backup.

In other words, it may not have been discovered and taken away by the "good friend".

But where will that thing be placed?

Malu then looked at the traveler's bracelet. The countdown on it showed that there were about 6 hours left before he could finish work and go home.

It seemed quite ample, but if the 4 hours of the return trip were deducted, he would only have less than 2 hours of activity time.

There were many places where things could be hidden in the Red Stone Valley, and his good friend would probably search the area thoroughly more than once afterwards.

Assuming he didn't find it, it meant that Pointy Hat had hidden the thing quite well.

Moreover, Malu came many years later, but compared to his good friend, he also had his own advantages. One was that he could check the messages left by Pointy Hat back then, and the other was that there was a chessboard map that could greatly improve the search efficiency.

It was just that Pointy Hat was a big mouth, but he didn't talk too much about the places where important data were backed up.

However, when Malu marked all the marking points he had found so far on the chessboard map, he still found some clues.

As a scientific researcher, Pointy Hat's daily life was very regular. Basically, he was doing experiments, experiments, and experiments again. He ate, drank, defecated, and urinated in the laboratory. Malu saw him eating food scraps everywhere more than once.

But he also had about 10% of the marked points outside the laboratory. The messages at these marked points were usually meaningless. They were either complaining about the weather, greeting his mentor in C language, or wishing to have a beautiful girlfriend...

Malu automatically filtered out these invalid messages. He was interested in the reason why the pointed hat went out.

If the pointed hat really had a backup point outside, he would definitely go there from time to time to synchronize and update the data there.

Malu circled the marked points, found out the densely populated areas, and then focused on searching there.

As a result, he found something just after finding the second area.

That place was close to the river. In theory, the pointed hat could go to the river to get water. However, there was a water supply system in the guy's laboratory. Malu saw the transparent afterimage of the pointed hat and took the water to drink.

Considering that he didn't like sports and didn't have a hobby of fishing, running to the river seemed a bit suspicious.

Malu then saw a hidden secret room on the chessboard map.

The secret room was located under a huge rock, but the rock on top was really huge, weighing millions of pounds. Even if Malu used armor to strengthen his strength, he still couldn't push it open.

Considering the small body of Pointy Hat, Malu was sure that he should have some way to move the boulder away by himself.

Password? Or remote control?

Both answers were not good news for Malu. He met Pointy Hat by chance, and his understanding of the latter was limited to the few words he left behind. He didn't even know his birthday, so he definitely couldn't crack the password he left behind.

As for the remote control... it was even worse, which meant that it was most likely taken away by a good friend.

Just when Malu was considering whether to go back and drive the aircraft over to try it out, he suddenly had an idea and thought of something.

Then he turned back to Pointy Hat's laboratory.

A quarter of an hour later, Malu returned to the boulder and turned on the playback function of the traveler's bracelet.

The next moment, the sound of a pointed hat came from inside.

"open!"

"Open!"

"Open the door!"

"Enter!"

"renew!"

"Trash boss!"

When Ma Lu tried the sixth word, the boulder finally responded. With a click, it split from the middle to both sides like a chestnut, revealing the entrance to the dark hole below.

"…………"

Okay, it's really just a voice command, and the content of the command is actually the mantra of a pointed hat.

It can be seen that he has a deep resentment towards his mentor, and even the entry password for the backup point is set to this.

Fortunately, Malu was still using the speech sounds he had left before to synthesize possible door-opening commands.

It turns out that the correct answer is that there is no need to change it.

Malu didn't know how to evaluate Pointed Hat. Call him careless. He also knew how to leave backups, and he was tight-lipped about backup points in so many messages. Call him careful. He was backing up points again. There are many marking points left nearby, and the password is set to enter the door, and he also uses his own accent.

It gives people a feeling of...serious yet perfunctory.