Three months ago, after the first team arrived on the moon and proved that the remains were real, alphabet met all the requirements of Alihand and immediately launched a heavy machinery to the earth. The machinery weighed 29 tons and occupied almost 80% of the supply of a launch mission.

The ruins are located in an unnamed area on the back of the moon, but now it has its name and the eye of the wind.

In three months, the first teams have successfully completed the survey of the size of the ruins. At the same time, this ruins ruled out the possibility of spacecraft, but instead were a permanent lunar base.

700 meters away from the transparent crystal material part exposed to the moon, this place uses the newly brought Bigelow Aerospace inflatable capsule to build a second outpost base, with a space of only more than 40 cubic meters. Since it is just a transit station, the space does not need to be too large, but here is more of a place to stock up on materials.

At this moment, the lunar rover arrived here from the first outpost, and the people carrying it were Alihand and Cock.

Three or five people were working nervously on the moon. At this time, the back of the moon was no longer dark, and the sun's light had already shone here.

Alihand got off the lunar rover and stared at the second outpost not far from where a fence was loaded with a fence, several astronauts were surrounding it. There was a slanted hole inside the fence, with an inclination angle exceeding 50 degrees and a diameter exceeding two meters. There were two parallel fixed tracks at both ends of the inclined hole, and a cable machinery was fixed at the entrance of the hole.

"Okay! Go!" said an astronaut standing on the moonboard.

There is a row of loading boxes on the parallel track, fixing a large number of liquid gas tanks. The symbols of "oxygen" and "nitrogen" are marked with signs on the liquid tank. The astronaut said, and the materials penetrated deep into the inclined holes as the loading boxes, and the cables on the machinery next to them continued to extend.

On the other hand, Cock also got off the lunar rover, but he also brought a set of private equipment, which seemed to be his own special equipment.

"Good morning, Dr. Alihand." The astronaut smiled as he turned around and saw the new two people.

"Strictly speaking, it's afternoon," Cock said.

"How are you doing?" Alihand nodded and said, his eyes unable to help but look at the slanted hole.

"After a month of surveying, testing and excavation, we have identified a very empty underground space. The ground has been opened three weeks ago and the necessary oxygen is being transported to the lost base. By then, we can have a larger living space underground and save the company a lot of expenses." Astronaut Brell said.

After a while, the machine from the fence began to shrink the cables, and the loading box was pulled back to the moon table. Seeing this, Brell looked at the two of them with smiles: "It's your turn."

Arlihand and Cock stepped into the loading box. Brell repeatedly checked the safety plug and determined everything, and smiled and said, "Good trip, guys, go see our new home, someone else's home."

After saying that, he pressed the button on the mechanical table, and the loading box began to slide towards the bottom of the inclined hole. The hole was drilled artificially, 80 meters long and more than 55 meters deep. There was a searchlight every 3 meters on the top of the hole, making the entire inclined channel bright.

"I'm going to enter the alien base." Cock said slightly excitedly.

It took them nearly 20 days to drill this inclined hole. After surveying, they found that there was a base break at this location, so they naturally chose to enter the interior of the ruins base through here.

After reaching the finish line, another person was waiting for him. To the two, this person was very familiar to them, and it was Barry.

"What I want to know is that you soldiers don't move any equipment inside?" Alihand said as he got off the loading box and looked at Barry.

"Always obey your instructions, Doctor." Barry smiled, and immediately led the two of them to the door.

When entering the interior of the base, Cock opened his eyes wide and looked around, "My God, what a huge space! This space can almost be equipped with the "Enterprise" aircraft carrier."

"Please, please! Two of you," Barry smiled. After a while, they passed through a self-created closed entrance and exit.

"Ok! Get ready to inject oxygen!" In the space, a roar rang out in the communicator. The new independent space where the two came was much smaller than the "hall" in front, only two-thirds of the size of a football field. However, it is also too large for them to come to this space. You must know that this is the moon.

At this moment, more than ten bottles of liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen tilted out the gas frantically. Seeing this, Alihand looked at the equipment in his hand, showing that he was exposed to the air environment outside, and the oxygen gradually increased and the air pressure was also changing.

Twenty minutes later, the gas infusion was completed, and the bottles of liquid tanks were empty. Alihand looked at the monitor in his hand. The air and air pressure in the outside world were exactly the same as those in the earth or the outpost base. At this moment, Barry took off his helmet, and then the others did it one after another.

"I finally don't have to live in that damn small Bigelow inflatable space capsule." A astronaut took off his helmet and hit the metal on the remains. "Listen to the sound of the metal, strong and pleasant, so safe, haha."

"Can these instruments still work?" Alihand, after taking off his helmet, glanced at all the facilities in the space.

Barry shook his head and said, "As you wish, we dare not move anything, so we don't know, and we dare not inject energy into these devices. We are not experts, but at least we have watched many movies. God knows whether it will touch some... Taboo? For example, communication, etc., so we use our own power-up equipment. You must know that if some aliens are summoned, we will be done, we are digging their cemetery..."

"No! I don't think this is a product of extraterrestrial civilization..." Cock muttered to himself as he stared at the metal wall in a corner, his face covered in shock and his eyes were staring motionless.

"What did you say?" Alihand was shocked. Everyone was very funny about this sentence. Is it not created by aliens? Is it the Earthlings? What a joke?

Cock pointed to the wall he was looking at, and Alihand looked along his hand, and soon he stopped frowning, "Hipotype? Cuneiform? Or what?"

But it must be text.

"As...lan..." Cock stared at the text with no movement, puzzled eyes, and said to himself.

"What Aslan?" Barry couldn't help but say.

(To be continued.) (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!