96: Chapter 96 Technological Creations?

The audience was very curious about the rectangular object the Hamster was holding.

"It feels a bit like a room card."

"What the hell, a room card? That's the wilderness; how could something like that be there?"

"Whatever it is, this card feels like it was made by human hands."

"It might not necessarily be humans!"

"Holy crap!? You upstairs, don't scare me. Are you saying there are other people on the island?"

"It's not impossible. You saw it before—Fu Er's body disappeared mysteriously, and the reason still hasn't been figured out."

"And also, the traps An Ke set by the sea were sabotaged by an unknown person, and no other country found it was their own people."

"All signs point to one thing: there might be unknown mysterious things on the island..."

"Hiss, this is getting a bit tricky. This isn't your ordinary wilderness."

"..."

There was much discussion in the bullet comment section; just one unknown, mysterious rectangular object was enough to spark everyone's imagination.

To describe it in one sentence: they were just bored.

In the live broadcast, the Hamster held the rectangular object as if it were some kind of treasure.

It even showed off proudly in front of An Ke, displaying the so-called treasure to him.

"This is Little Mouse's treasure!"

"It looks good, right?"

"If you want to see it, Little Mouse can lend it to you."

This was enough to prove that the Hamster truly liked An Ke.

An Ke instinctively took it to look; to be honest, he was a bit bewildered and didn't know what this thing was.

Taking it in hand, An Ke rubbed his chin and began to examine it.

It was a silver-white card with no patterns or text on it.

As for the feel, it was like some kind of metal, and the whole thing exuded a technological sense of industrial production.

An Ke's eyes couldn't help but narrow slightly. "Something's not right!"

Although there was no information on it, the card itself actually revealed a lot.

This card was definitely man-made.

Because its smooth surface, without a single flaw, must have been achieved through repeated polishing.

Next was the craftsmanship of the card; to make such a thin and neat metal card required high technical standards.

At the very least, it would have to be a civilization like the 21st century of his previous life.

The key was that it was impossible for a contestant to have brought this in.

Because a National Destiny Bearer cannot bring anything into the National Fortune Game—at least, that was the case for An Ke.

After coming in, he only had the short-sleeved shirt and shorts on his body, as well as his underwear.

There was nothing else.

"In other words, this island isn't completely uninhabited?"

"..." An Ke fell into deep thought.

"But that doesn't make sense. If there really were people, they should have been discovered long ago."

"Is it because I'm in an undeveloped area?"

Thinking about it certainly wouldn't provide an answer; the answer had to be explored personally.

Meanwhile, in the Dragon Country's highest conference room, all the high-level leaders and cadres became worried.

One of the top material experts said helplessly, "Without getting my hands on it, I can't know exactly what material that card is."

"However, based on the craftsmanship, one thing is certain: advanced technology exists on the island..."

At this time, a General nearby spoke up: "It might not necessarily be this island, but the National Fortune Game world."

As a General, he thought further.

What if the National Fortune Game wasn't just this one island, but included other islands?

It might even be a continent.

And there was a civilization on the continent.

This card was a trace left behind by that civilization when they visited this island.

"Could it be that this so-called National Fortune Game is actually a trip to a parallel world?" someone said in shock.

"If that's the case, doesn't it mean that as long as we come into contact with the humans of that world, we'll have a chance to manifest an opportunity to rapidly change the nation's destiny?"

Once energy resources, fertile soil, and other resources were manifested, the country could quickly rise.

Even if the human civilization in the National Fortune Game surpassed their existing civilization, there would be a way to achieve a great civilizational leap!

However, at this moment, the Commander sneered repeatedly, "Aren't your ideas a bit too naive?"

"Leaving everything else aside, how can you be sure they are 'humans' just like us?"

"..."

With just one sentence, all the leaders and cadres present fell into silence.

Yes! Who could guarantee that the civilization of this world was a human civilization?

In the live broadcast room, An Ke pulled back his thoughts.

He looked at the Hamster, which was glancing around.

Although the Hamster had done enough mental preparation, it still felt a deep sense of trepidation looking at the Tiger and Leopard and the Monkey troop around it.

Finally, it simply lowered its head and chose not to look.

As long as I don't look, they don't exist.

An Ke stifled a laugh, feeling that this Hamster was quite pitiful.

"Little guy, where did you get this thing?"

The Hamster snapped out of it; facing An Ke, it felt a full sense of security.

Showing a proud expression again, it said, "I dug it up from the ground. Isn't Little Mouse amazing?"

"Amazing!" An Ke agreed.

This made the little guy even more proud, standing with its paws on its hips and its back straightened.

"Little guy, how about you answer a question for me?" An Ke smiled.

"Of course! No matter what you ask, Little Mouse will answer you."

"Very good!" An Ke was satisfied and then asked, "Have you seen a small house like this before?"

The Hamster was immediately confused, its eyes wide as it said sheepishly, "What is a small house?"

"It's like this small wooden house!" An Ke pointed at the Camp.

The Hamster looked left and right, then shook its head. "I haven't seen one."

Hearing this, An Ke felt somewhat disappointed for some reason.

After all, this way, the problem was still shrouded in mist, not revealed at all.

Pausing, he continued to ask, "Where did you dig up this treasure?"

"Little Mouse can take you there."

Naturally, the Hamster couldn't describe the specific location, so it could only lead An Ke there directly.

An Ke looked at the rain outside.

The rain was already very light, just a drizzle.

Otherwise, it would have been impossible for The monkeys to return.

"Alright!" An Ke stood up.

It was just a drizzle, no big deal.

"Then let's go!"

"Okay!" the Hamster answered crisply.

It had long wanted to leave this place; it was too dangerous here with so many natural enemies around, and its heart was not at ease.

If An Ke hadn't been here, it definitely wouldn't have come back.

The Hamster stuck out its bottom, intending to lead the way.

But it was picked up by An Ke and placed on his shoulder.

"You just point the way."

If the Hamster were to walk itself, who knew how long it would take.

The Hamster was extremely happy; being able to stay on An Ke's shoulder made it feel blissful.

Seeing this, Jingang immediately flew over in jealousy and stood on An Ke's other side.

An Ke didn't drive Jingang away because his thoughts were wandering.

Could other clues be found in the place where this card was dug up?