I'm trapped in a cube

It is precisely because they have been modified that these units do not dissipate heat and make no noise, as if they are completely maintained in a "stable" state.

"If it's a byproduct of the relic, then that makes sense."

The other information in the record was also very useful to Li Luo.

“It’s just an underground space, and there’s a city outside.”

In other words, as long as we find that door, we can leave here, but where is that door?

Li Luo raised her head and looked, but her vision was completely blocked by the mountain-like engine room. She also couldn't see the platform mentioned in the records. Maybe she was too deep in the ground and the platform was not there.

"Let's try other places first. If that doesn't work, call Xiao Zi out and have her take me up there..."

Li Luo didn't want to use Xiao Zi casually, for fear of causing too much noise here.

Because the last black shadow that appeared in the record was obviously a hangar guard or something like that. If her behavior triggered the alarm, she would definitely suffer the same fate as Wang Chuan.

There are definitely more ways to trigger an alarm than just abnormal operation. Perhaps there are cameras or sound alarms hidden on the sides of the units, which will be triggered if an abnormal method is used.

Li Luo is very familiar with the security measures of these databases, because Yuanxin Technology also has many such databases. In order to prevent malicious damage, there are so many rules and regulations that it is outrageous. If people who don’t understand the database enter it without the guidance of someone familiar, they will easily touch the cordon.

Between these two rows of tall "mountains", Li Luo couldn't tell the direction, so he could only choose one side at random and walk forward.

From time to time, he could hear the buzzing sound of the unit running, but it quickly disappeared, as if the noise was suppressed by some force. Li Luo guessed that this might be the effect of the relic. When the volume exceeded a certain decibel, the power of the relic would take effect.

“Who will bear the cost?”

Li Luo was a little confused. Since someone was using the relics, someone must have to pay the price. So where did the creature that bore the price in this "Human Civilization Relic No. 8" go?

A civilization should not be like this, without writing and without living things.

It is also very abnormal that there is no "living person" to supervise such a huge database.

No matter how advanced the technology is, there will be behaviors that violate expectations. At this time, "living people" are needed to make timely corrections to get the technology back on the right track. Not to mention such a large database. Once a problem occurs, the consequences will be very serious. Doesn't such an important database need "living people"?

Li Luo felt something was wrong, but she didn't dare to jump to conclusions, because this was not just a simple data hangar. These units were blessed with relics and might have automatic error correction capabilities. Since relics were involved, she could no longer understand it with normal concepts.

As for the "no text", Li Luo guessed that this was caused by some kind of price.

"Perhaps the price of a certain relic is to make creatures within a certain range forget the written language, or to make them unable to use the written language. It is also possible that it causes a distorted understanding of the written language, and the creatures here have no choice but to use other symbols."

But this presents another problem.

In essence, icons and text are the same thing.

Words are evolved icons.

The ancients expressed "one, two, three, four" by using different numbers of horizontal lines. At that time, these horizontal lines were considered a kind of "icon that could reach consensus" for them. Later, they gradually evolved into standardized characters.

"One, two, three" are still horizontal lines corresponding to numbers. In a sense, the icons have continued to the present and become words. These two things are essentially the same thing.

"Then why is the price of the relic only for the text and not for the icon?"

If there is a civilization that describes light as a "lightbulb", describes direction as "arrows" at different angles, and describes settings as "gears", then for this civilization, what is the difference between text and icons? Which one should the relic cost be for?

But speculation is just speculation after all, and only this civilization itself knows the truth. Li Luo now just wants to leave this underground space as soon as possible and return to the ground.

But after walking for a while, there were still endless "mountains" around. The humming sound of the running unit surrounded his ears, sometimes appearing and sometimes disappearing. The indicator light flickered, like stars dotted on the black Milky Way on both sides. Li Luo looked into the distance, which was a little gray, as if there was a layer of dust and fog, and his vision was a little blurred.

“But it’s not dirty…”

There was clearly dust everywhere, but there was no dust on the units, which looked clean. Was this also the effect of the relics?

Li Luo was a little puzzled, but she didn't think too much about it. No matter how strange the phenomena here were, they had nothing to do with her. She just wanted to find the door as soon as possible.

"I can't get out at all. Do I really have to ask Xiao Zi to come out?"

Li Luo looked up at the towering unit and was still a little worried.

At least there would be no accidents if they went this way. If Xiao Zi triggered an alarm while flying with her, it would not just be a matter of "not being able to find the way"...

But at the moment, there was no other way. Now she didn't even have a definite direction. At least she had to let Xiao Zi take her to an open place before she could decide on the next course of action.

"Forget it, let's call Xiao Zi out. I'll just be more careful..."

While thinking, Li Luo pinched the end of the bracelet rope.

As the bracelet unravelled, Xiao Zi slowly spread out around Li Luo, covering her body.

However, just as Li Luo was about to give instructions to Xiao Zi, the lights around her suddenly dimmed, and then a sharp alarm began to sound from the crew nearby.

Li Luo was immediately frightened by the voice.

"What's going on?"

Her thoughts immediately surged, and she pondered the reasons for this change:

"My act of summoning Xiao Zi will also trigger the alarm?"