Skill Extraction: Exploring Dungeons-Chapter 782 - 682: Distant Signal_2

Kane asked with a thought, "You said it's familiar. Was it received in a particular dungeon or from someone?"

Youyou directly projected blue lines from her eyes, forming a virtual shadow in mid-air.

It's a mechanical wasteland, surrounded by yellow sand, with long, tube-like suns running across the sky.

Seeing this scene, the memory begins to recall, the dungeon where Skeen and the team officially formed.

That is, the first dungeon [Gobi Ruins] explored with Lilulu.

Kane gained a lot of mechanical knowledge there.

It was also from there that Kane truly embarked on the path of the Mechanician.

Because the knowledge there really laid a certain foundation for Kane.

Youyou naturally also gained a lot of knowledge there, a lot of knowledge that couldn't be taken away, Kane stored it in Youyou's database.

Not to mention the magic power construct that Kane first used was obtained from the USB drive blasted from that dungeon.

If it's this dungeon, then the information indeed needs to be deciphered; it's worth Kane spending some effort to fully decode it.

Moreover, being idle now, finding something to do is quite nice.

Thinking of this, Kane patted Youyou's head, then directly left the laboratory and came to the top of the cliff.

Magic Power surged from his hand, and a huge steel construct appeared in front of Kane, then continued to extend towards the sky.

The higher it goes, the thinner it becomes, until it changes into a wire-like structure, constantly extending upward.

It continues to extend to the point where Kane's magic power limit is, and if it goes higher, Kane's magic power might not be enough to supply it.

At this moment, the top has already exceeded a kilometer, but the construct reaching this position is only a slender antenna.

With the aid of rules, the range of Kane's skills, the resulting consumption is already acceptable.

Now basically within the range Kane can perceive, he can use Origin Skills to create things.

And the base in front of Kane is very large, with a groove that fits exactly with Youyou's body.

Kane didn't speak but instead shook his head towards Youyou.

Youyou cleverly flew up and then steadily sat on the base, connecting with this enormous antenna.

"Since you have received the second transmission, and it's clearer than the first, then the signal source is likely to continue emitting signals.

This device can maximize your signal reception range and is specially tuned for the technology from the Gobi Ruins, enabling more accurate and clear capture of the message.

Let's wait here."

Kane said, then constructed a rocking chair and lay on it.

Besides that, he also made a small table, placing snacks he took from space on it.

Lying comfortably in the sunset, feeling the autumn breeze, munching on snacks, and sipping drinks.

Feels great!

In Kane's hand, there even appeared a game console with a game designed by himself.

At this moment, it seemed to revisit days buried deep in memories.

So leisurely, Kane began to wait.

According to the interval between the first and second interactions, waiting for the signal might take a while, so Kane wasn't in a hurry.

Just like that, lying comfortably, Kane eventually closed his eyes and fell asleep.

Only the chair beneath him kept lightly swaying back and forth.

In such a situation, Youyou didn't disturb him but continued to observe a portion of the data focusing on the message in the sky.

...

In a daze, Kane felt his nose somewhat itchy, irritably extended his hand, and scratched twice.

Then after a while, his nose itched again; Kane didn't want to open his eyes and in a daze extended his hand, scratched twice more.

Shortly after, it itched again.

What's this? So annoying!

This time he directly opened his eyes.

Only to find the sky had completely turned dark, clearly seeing the stars scattered across the night sky, and the round moon appearing on the horizon.

And next to him was Lilulu flying, holding a long piece of grass in her hand, laughing at Kane.

And Kreya was beside Kane, looking at him tenderly.

"I actually fell asleep."

Kane said, standing up and stretching, then waved the small table and chair away.

Looking at the two of them, Kane smiled and said, "Why are you two out here? Aren't you supposed to be working hard?"

Kreya reached out, tugged Kane's face: "What strange things are you saying again, the basic chain has already been built, so of course, we came out to have a good rest."

Kane smiled, pulled Kreya's hand down, and held it in his hand.

Then turned his head to look at Lilulu: "It's really been a long time, Miss Lilulu, after closing off for three months, have you gained anything substantial?"

Upon hearing Kane's words, Lilulu immediately proudly raised her head, placing her hands on her hips.

"Kukuku! Lilulu has already constructed the foundation of the fairytale rules. When fighting, certainly, we'll surprise you all, hmph hmph!"

Looking at Lilulu's proud demeanor, Kane pointed his index finger at her head: "Since you're so amazing, then I shall eagerly await."

"Why did you fall asleep here? And what is this new structure, I've seen Youyou working on it the whole time," Kreya asked beside, pointing to the enormous antenna extending into the sky.

"Oh, I'm waiting for a message, so while waiting, I fell asleep. This antenna is for receiving that message."

After speaking, Kane began to explain the information transmission event he and Youyou encountered in detail.

"Ah, Lilulu knows, it's that big iron head dungeon, it's the first dungeon that Lilulu explored together with everyone."

"Gobi Ruins, could it be the message transmitted from the dungeon's will? Didn't it mention not having any kin anymore? That he was the last one."

After listening to Kane's explanation, Kreya asked.

Kane shook his head and said, "This, I don't know either, but indeed what you mentioned is more likely."

At this time, Youyou's voice came from the side.

"Master has already received the message, and the message has been completely deciphered. It was a targeted transmission rather than a widespread message."

"Oh?"