Every corner of theboratory was clean and filled with bright white light, reflecting off the perfectly polished equipment. The ss floor gave a futuristic feel, while the walls were lined with panel screens disying data in holographic forms.


    "Wee to the Origin Laboratory, Mr. Lein," said Mr. Aris with a smile.


    "Here, we research and develop technologies capable of transforming human life. Most of our work focuses on mecha technology and developing new systems that can help humanity progress further," Mr. Aris exined clearly.


    Lein nodded while observing his surroundings. Along the hallways, he saw scientists busy at their workstations, studying various tools and forms connected to the situation in the celestial skies. There was something intriguing about how they worked—high efficiency and focus radiated from everyone in the room.


    Additionally, upon further observation, Lein noticed several scientists from other countries, wearing badges with the gs of the United States, Japan, France, and Germany on their uniforms.


    "Scientists from various allied nations are very interested in working here because we have abundant resources and technology far more advanced than in their home alliances," Mr. Aris continued with a proud tone.


    "Thisboratory provides opportunities for research that might not be possible elsewhere."


    Lein nodded in agreement. It was true that the materials and resources provided by his alliance were incredibly abundant. There was no ce richer than his ind.


    The scientists before him would surely do anything to pursue experiments that upied their minds. But Lein didn''t want it to be that way; he wanted the scientists to be given their rights as they deserved.


    The two of them walked further, passing a room where some scientists were researching chemical reactions inrge ss tubes. Lein paused for a moment to observe the process. "What are they doing here?" Lein asked.


    Mr. Aris exined, "They are trying to understand how to transform raw chemical substances into usable materials for new technology. This process is crucial because we use these substances to create new items that can enhance everyday human life."


    Lein nodded while looking deeper. Some scientists were recording the results of the reactions, while others were busy with 3D simtion models floating in the air. The atmosphere in the room was highly productive, full of innovation and experimentation.


    After some time, Mr. Aris led Lein to a more specific division, the Creation Division.


    As the door opened, Lein was immediately greeted by a different atmosphere. This room was muchrger, filled with various advanced equipment andrge work tables upied by ongoing projects. On the walls of the room, stacks of gleaming crystals were neatly disyed.


    "This is the Creation Division," Mr. Aris said, pointing toward the stack of crystals.


    "This division is responsible for creating items beneficial to humanity by utilizing crystal technology as an energy source," he continued clearly.


    Lein observed the power crystals Mr. Aris mentioned. A status panel appeared.


    (Crystal Battery Power)


    - Energy: 1,000


    - Energy consumption: 100 Energy Crystals/minute соп#т@????-??$?г+??-


    - Creator: Blue Human Race


    "Indeed, these crystals are different from energy crystals," Lein murmured to himself.


    At first, he assumed that the energy source of the devices made here used regr energy crystals, but it turned out to be different.


    Lein seemed intrigued. "How does this crystal technology connect with items made by humans?" he asked curiously.


    Mr. Aris smiled, seemingly having anticipated the question. "These power crystals contain natural energy that is very stable and strong. In their raw form, crystal energy cannot be used directly. However, with the technology we''ve developed, we can create a connection between these crystals and human-designed items.


    Essentially, these crystals serve as ''batteries'' that power various devices or items we create."


    He further exined, "First, the energy crystals must undergo a special purification technique. In this process, we stabilize the energy within them and convert it into a usable form. After that, this energy can be linked to items like weapons, transportation devices, or even mechas. By using control panels integrated into these items, humans can easily ess and control the crystal energy."


    Lein carefully watched as some scientists in the room were working on creating a crystal-powered robotic arm. The tools they used appeared highly precise, reflecting the importance of each step in this process.


    Mr. Aris continued, "The advantage of these crystals over other resources is their efficiency. Crystals can store and transmitrge amounts of energy without losing much power. This makes them a highly valuable energy source in various fields of research and technology."


    Lein nodded in agreement. "So, these energy crystals are not just a system''s currency but also act as a bridge between technology and humans, allowing smoother and more efficient interaction," Lein said, wanting to confirm.


    "Exactly," Mr. Aris replied.


    "We are currently developing this technology further, hoping that one day all aspects of human life can be enhanced by utilizing crystal energy," he exined.


    Lein was amazed to see how this technology was developed at the Origin Laboratory. Everything here seemed more advancedpared to other technological research facilities he had seen.


    "This is an incredible achievement, Mr. Aris," Lein said, ncing at a table disying the prototype of a robotic arm that had just beenpleted. "I am confident that the future of humanity will change drastically thanks to the technology you are developing here."


    Mr. Aris smiled proudly. "We are doing our best to realize this vision, Mr. Lein. And with your support and the resources of this ind, I am sure the Origin Laboratory will continue to be at the forefront of technological innovation."


    After touring the entire Creation Division and observing some prototypes under development, Lein became increasingly interested in the potential of this power crystal technology. He also saw several research projects on the human body using crystals as an energy source to enhance human physical abilities.


    Before concluding their tour, Lein thanked Mr. Aris for his guidance and said, "I hope to see the final results of this research soon. Technologies like these will be key pirs for the development of our human race."


    Mr. Aris nodded in agreement. "Of course, Mr. Lein. We will continue to work hard to achieve that goal."


    Lein then left the Origin Laboratory full of hope and optimism. The knowledge and technology he witnessed in thisboratory opened up many possibilities for the future of humanity, especially on the ind he built.