Abnormal crossing

Chapter 234 Tang Guo (Part 1)

Caught off guard, Gu Wei was startled by the scream that was comparable to a war cry. He instinctively bared his teeth and covered his ears, and it took him a long time to frown and observe the person in the scene.

The projection showed a young woman who, while not as beautiful as Jin, was still quite pretty and appeared to be in her early twenties.

The girl had a head of messy chestnut-brown curly hair, with a few strands stubbornly sticking up on her head, and her fair face was stained with a few suspicious black stains.

He was wearing a wrinkled white lab coat that looked like it hadn't been washed in ages, with a large gray spot on the collar. His big amber eyes were wide open, as if he was completely unprepared for Jin's call.

If Jin drinking soda barefoot gave off an elegant, languid feeling, like someone just waking up, then the impression this woman left on Gu Wei was...
Sloppy and unkempt.

Then very quickly.

Before Jin could speak...

The woman in the video suddenly leaned close to the camera, her nose almost touching the projection screen, and the earrings hanging from her ears swayed back and forth in the air with her excited movements: "Senior Sister Jin, it really is you! Waaaaah, let me give you a kiss, baby!!! I've missed you so much!!!!"

Gu Wei: "."

Okay, I take back what I said earlier. Now, Gu Wei's impression of the other person has changed:

That's incredibly slovenly; this guy is definitely a pervert.

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Looking at the disheveled woman bouncing around in the picture.

Even though Jin was usually fearless, a few black lines appeared on her forehead at this moment:

"Tang Guo, do you believe that if you utter another word, I'll put you back on my blacklist?"

On the other side of the image.

The girl named Tang Guo's initially excited expression froze on her face, but after a few seconds she became excited again, waving her hands rapidly in front of her: "No, no, Senior Jin, I've waited ten years for you to finally pry me out of that dark room again! Or I'll apologize to you without wearing any clothes!"

The last line of text hadn't even been uttered yet.

Jin then decisively clicked "biaji" and expertly dragged the image into a category marked as a blocked list.

Joe Cowen: "."

Adele and Ophelia, mother and daughter, looked at each other blankly.

Gu Wei also looked completely puzzled.

Is this what daily life is like for academics at Xinghai Academy?

That's really bold.

“Don’t worry, that guy is just acting crazy as usual,” Jin saw through their thoughts at a glance and unusually took the initiative to explain to Qiao Kewen: “Just wait a few minutes. Anyway, the plan to relocate Molde will not be affected. Leave it to me.”

Qiao Kewen nodded politely, but whether he was truly confident or not was something only he knew.

Then Jin got up and went to another control panel to make a drink. After about two or three minutes, she returned to her seat, turned on her wristband, and dragged Tang Guo's chat window out of the blocked list.

Swah——

The connection was restored.

This time, the usually energetic Tang Guo was kneeling in front of the camera, her expression almost obsequious, her hands clasped together above her head, her voice deliberately soft and sweet:

"Senior Jin~ I was wrong! I promise I won't talk nonsense anymore! Look at my sincere eyes—"

Upon seeing this, Jin's lips twitched almost imperceptibly, clearly indicating that she did not believe her repentance.

If this person's views can change so easily, then there's no need for me to blacklist her.

However, although Tang Guo's attitude was obviously not very sincere, at least she did leave room for Jin to speak: "Hehe. If your guarantee could be believed, then pigs could have developed nuclear fusion. But for Professor Oliveira's sake, I'll give you another chance. Or we can meet again in the next ten years."

"Understood, understood," Tang Guo nodded immediately like a chicken pecking at rice, but her eyes quickly darted around as she couldn't help but inquire about Jin's recent situation: "By the way, Senior Jin, how have you been lately? Are you still hanging out with that group of people on that dilapidated Moth ship?"

talking.

Tang Guo craned her neck to look ahead, seemingly trying to observe the scene around Jin.

Jin calmly hummed in agreement: "Yes, I've been on the ship the whole time."

"Really?" Tang Guo's face instantly showed a hint of heartache, and she quickly started rambling on: "Is that poor captain about to run out of money to pay wages again? Why don't you come work for me! I'll take care of you! I guarantee you'll live a life of luxury, lying around like a couch potato every day. At least it'll be much more comfortable than suffering and toiling away outside searching for some lost ruins."

“Go on,” Jin stared at her expressionlessly, her fingertip already hovering over the mute button. “I’m listening.”

Tang Guo immediately fell silent, but her lips still drooped in grievance, looking like a struggling author who had seen readers cast their monthly votes for other books.

Gu Weize glanced at Jin and Milo, his mind racing, a hint of curiosity on his face.

He noticed a word in Tang Guo's words.

Lost ruins?

What is this again?
If he remembers correctly
The captain and Jin's goal in establishing the Pulingpuling fleet seems to be to find evidence related to the first civilization, in order to verify that a civilization that fell from the upper space existed in the earliest time of the universe.

Could this lost ruin be another name for the first civilization?

Or is it a particular site within it? — Like that XX pit from a certain civilization that Gu Wei encountered before his time travel?

or.
Is it actually something separate from the first civilization?
Unfortunately, Jin had already interrupted Tang Guo's rant, otherwise she might have been able to gather some other information.

“Let’s change the subject, Xiao Tang,” Jin then withdrew her index finger and looked Tang Guo up and down a few times. “I’m not here to catch up with you this time. I have something I’d like to ask you to do for me.”

"You need my help?" Tang Guo's eyes lit up instantly, and she became energetic and enthusiastic. "Could it be that you're finally going to make your way back to Entropy Engineering? Are you planning to ask me to be your inside man?"

In less than a few seconds.

Tang Guo's mind immediately conjured up a whole bunch of absurd scenarios, such as her being accidentally captured but refusing to divulge anything under torture.
Yeah, the 18+ kind.

“I have a feeling you’re thinking about some weird stuff,” Jin’s lips twitched again upon hearing this. It turns out that an ordinary pervert is quite powerless in front of a super pervert: “Alright, stop imagining all that nonsense. The main reason I’m looking for you this time is related to the Primordial Universe—I heard you’re working at the Civilization Migration Agency now?”

"The primordial universe?"

Tang Guo was slightly taken aback, seemingly not expecting Jin to ask such a question, but she quickly recovered: "Yes, yes, I was promoted to chief engineer of the Migration Bureau five years ago, but I still prefer to stay in the laboratory and do experiments."

"Oh? Chief Engineer of the Migration Agency?" Jin looked at her with some surprise and praised, "Impressive."

(End of this chapter)