I, the warden of Delta, am a science popularizer and advocate for nuclear peace and friendliness.

The midday sun hung high overhead, shining brightly like a sunflower, casting golden rays that dappled the sea.

The seven helicopters were high in the air, with the vast ocean below and mottled clouds above.

Shigure's helicopter was positioned in the middle of the seven helicopters, while the Doctor sat opposite him.

He twitched his eyelids; the white mask was tinged yellow by the light, and gray eyes could be vaguely seen through the eye holes.

"What's this?" Shigure pointed to the briefcase the professor was clutching tightly in his hand and asked curiously.

Rometheus considered it for a moment, but decided not to hide it.

"This contains the brain-computer interface research materials I just mentioned to you on the phone; it's still only a semi-finished product."

After hearing the explanation, Shi Yu nodded, then asked, "Does he have a name?"

"some."

Rometheus uttered four words without hesitation.

"His name is Brain-Computer Interface Type III."

"Brain-Computer Interface Type III?... "

Shi Yu lowered his head and pondered for a moment. He remembered that there seemed to be Brain-Computer Type I and Type II in the game. They could be purchased with Haff Coins, but their functions were not very strong, so they were only used for searching for resources.

The helicopter's main rotor sliced ​​through the air, creating ripples, and Shi Yu continued to ask without changing her expression.

"What can it do? Is it just for scanning interlayers again?"

I remember when he was playing games, he was quite looking forward to it before the brain-computer interface appeared, but after the Brain-Computer Interface Type I was launched, he immediately lost interest.

He thought that with a brain-computer interface, he could tear apart armored vehicles like the warden, but all he got was a scanning and detection function.

However, Rometheus's answer did not disappoint Shigure; it was indeed the combat-type brain-computer interface he had envisioned.

"We have previously developed functional brain-computer interfaces, including Type I and Type II, which belong to this category."

Romi paused, seemingly choosing her words carefully, "But this one is different; its main purpose in development is to break the shackles of the elite class."

"Didn't Chen Ze and his team develop this type of brain-computer interface before?" Shi Yu tapped his temple; his was the one Chen Ze had developed.

"No, it's not the same." Rometheus shook his head.

"The success rate of his type of brain surgery is extremely low, less than three percent."

"While the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) III is in the trial phase and is a semi-finished product, it will not cause permanent madness or death even if the surgery fails. This is the biggest difference between the two."

Upon hearing this, Shi Yu instantly understood who this brain-computer interface was intended for.

"Was it the CEO who suggested it?"

"Shouldn't you know about this?" Rometheus looked at Shigure with a puzzled expression, but the latter pretended not to hear and changed the subject.

Do you know any way to bring someone back to life?

Upon hearing this question, Rometheus answered almost without hesitation.

"Without a doubt, a resuscitation ventilator, and it can only be a resuscitation ventilator." He adjusted his glasses with his left middle finger, a hint of longing flashing in his eyes.

Just then, the sun outside was suddenly blocked by clouds, and the light seemed to dim a little.

But Shigure's expression relaxed a little.

He had previously guessed that it would most likely be a resuscitation ventilator, since the device itself is named after "resuscitation".

Now that Rometheus has given his approval, the matter can be finalized.

But where can I get this stuff...?

Rometheus seemed to sense Shigure's purpose and interrupted his questioning beforehand.

"Getting that thing... is going to be quite troublesome."

"Tell me more," Shi Yu said calmly, waiting for the other person to continue.

Rometheus closed his eyes to recall, and four figures appeared in his mind. When he opened his eyes again, a hint of fear appeared in them.

The four men were wearing the same Delta Force uniforms, though he had somewhat forgotten their exact appearance.

"That was a long time ago... Lord Gherros, do you remember Operation Gothic Serpent?"

The moment the words "Gothic snake" left his lips, Shigure's mind began searching for related memories.

"Operation Gothic Serpent..." Shigure murmured, her super memory starting to kick in, gradually recalling the operator profiles from Black Hawk Down.

The name seems to be mentioned in the biographies of Wilton, Smith, Frank, and Field in Black Hawk Down.

However, he only played Black Hawk Down once before giving up because it was too difficult.

"I understand." Shi Yu nodded in response after a moment's thought, and the other party continued...

"The four veterans of GTI from Operation Gothic Serpent have now been hidden by the United Nations, and the resuscitation ventilators are being guarded by the four of them."

"How did you know?" The moment the question left his mouth, Shi Yu already had the answer in his heart. Given the doctor's status and position in the scientific research community, it seemed reasonable for him to obtain such information.

However, the other party's answer was somewhat unexpected by Shi Yu.

"The president told me this. Didn't he tell you?" Rometheus wasn't confused as to why Shigure didn't know about this, but he didn't intend to pursue the matter; he was just asking.

Shiyu didn't answer the other person's question, but just stared at Rometheus quietly. The effect of her silent expression began to take hold, revealing an extremely strong sense of oppression.

"Looks like Jacob wants to get his hands on this too... He's even arranged where to hide it." Shigure thought to herself, while also figuring out how to get her hands on the resuscitation ventilator.

Although he often got killed by a single shot when playing Black Hawk Down and didn't realize how formidable these four were, he dared not underestimate them.

That situation only shows that he's too weak, it doesn't prove anything. The actual difference in strength can only be known after they fight.

However, Shigure was quite confident. He believed that his current combat strength was no less than that of anyone who had ever appeared in Delta Force. Even the 47th experimental subject, who had developed the hand-to-hand combat vehicle, probably couldn't beat him now.

Shi Yu tilted her head slightly, looking out the window at the sea view, lost in thought.

Based on his impression of the four and Rometheus's reaction, he conservatively estimated that the four's combat strength would be slightly stronger than the elite level, but definitely not exceeding the special level.

Because of brain-computer interfaces, the elite level is already the pinnacle that humans can achieve through physical training.

"Indeed, technological superiority is true strength..."

Shi Yu thought of military artillery shells, guided missiles, and brain-computer interfaces, and couldn't help but sigh.