Specimen 77

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    After Simmons finished the above sentence, he felt that the expressions of the experimental subjects around him were a little strange.

    "Is there something wrong with what I said?" Simmons touched his nose subconsciously, always wondering if he said something wrong.

    But this is a perfectly normal metaphor in human society.

    Simmons looked at the experimental subjects strangely. When he looked at the experimental subjects suspiciously, the experimental subjects shook their heads quietly.

    Simmons still wanted to say something, but when he looked up, he saw the stars that appeared at an unknown time.

    He didn't know how long he had been watching there. When Simmons said to the experimental subjects, "Compared to the researcher, the planet is more like your 'mother'", Xingxing also used a strange and experimental They looked at him with similar expressions.

    Simmons asked him subconsciously: "Did I say something wrong?"

    Xing Xing seemed to be digesting the content of Simmons' words seriously, and after a while, he replied to Simmons: "There is nothing wrong."

    ——

    Simmons was surprised to find that although the subjects had strange expressions when they proposed this concept, afterward, they accepted this concept surprisingly easily.

    Simmons thought, after all, everyone has their own little secrets, and it's normal for the experimental subjects to have things they don't want them to know, as long as everything is moving in a good direction, right?

    ——After

    that day, Simmons gradually began to let the experimental subjects help him find some things like starship wreckage or energy stones.

    Simmons believes that the humans who landed on this planet in the past are not only himself and the researchers in the laboratory, there should be other traces of humans on the planet.

    "They don't know." When the subjects were paying attention to these things for Simmons, Xingxing found Simmons, "I know where the thing you are looking for is."

    "It doesn't matter if they find it or not," Simmons told the Star.

    "Then what is your purpose for doing this?" Xing Xing was a little incomprehensible.

    Simmons took one look at him, then told him seriously: "I need their curiosity." Curiosity about the world beyond the planet.

    ——The

    experimental subjects also quickly became suspicious of Simmons' purpose.

    "He doesn't seem to be in a hurry." 77 said to 76 while eating.

    Simmons didn't seem to care much about the results of the experimental subjects. He always told them patiently that it didn't matter if they didn't find them. At the same time, he slowly told the experimental subjects about his past experiences.

    "I am an interstellar explorer." On this day, Simmons told the subjects about his identity in human society.

    This identity is beyond the imagination of the experimental subjects.

    "Then what is this for?" a test subject asked.

    "In a sense, it seems that there is no exact purpose." Simmons said and spread his hands, "on a whim one day, and then choose a direction to explore this unknown star field." "Many times it may be accompanied

    by facing danger, but at the same time, I can see scenery that many people have never seen in their lives, and meet many different 'people'."

    When he talks about his experience, he rarely describes some passionate scenes, most of them It all sounds bland and gentle, but it is hard not to be interested in other planets and different people in his words.

    After telling today's story, Simmons stopped, and he asked the experimental subjects around him: "I still have many different books here, which record stories belonging to other people in words." "You want to

    learn Are these words?"

    Simmons looked encouraging, but the subjects didn't give an answer right away.

    "What is your purpose?"

    77 looked at him: "You have been trying to let us understand the human world outside the planet. What do you want us to do?"