Chen Hu stood before two peculiar stones, his mind filled with curiosity and bewildernt. These stones seed to possess an extraordinary quality, distinguishing themselves from the mundane rocks surrounding them. Chen Hu seriously examined them, running his fingers along their surfaces.
"These cannot be re stones," he concluded, his decision made. Delving deeper into his scrutiny, he observed their uniform grey-black colour and the absence of discernible patterns or lines.
"A genuine stone wouldn't possess such uniformity in color, nor would it lack any markings," Chen Hu mused aloud, his fingertips caressing the enigmatic objects. To his surprise, they emitted a coldness that resembled the touch of tal.
"Could it be...?" Chen Hu's thoughts trailed off as he began to suspect that these "stones" were, in fact, pieces of tal.
Just as this realization began to take root in Chen Hu's mind, a figure erged from the sea—Liu Yong. In his hands, he held two stones, one large and one small, mirroring the appearance of the previous pair.
Storing the new additions in the car trunk, Liu Yong dried himself off with a towel and changed into fresh clothes. Chen Hu observed the quartet of stones, unable to contain his curiosity any longer. He turned to Liu Yong and spoke, his voice brimming with intrigue, "Boss, these objects don't resemble stones at all. They bear a striking resemblance to tal."
Enquiring Chen Hu's observation, Liu Yong approached the car's rear and scrutinized the "stones" again. Chen Hu's remark had sparked sothing within him—a growing certainty that these objects were more than just stones; they appeared tal.
"Indeed, they do appear tallic," Liu Yong responded, his enthusiasm ignited. The more he examined the objects, the more convinced he beca that they were indeed composed of tal.
Mulling over the implications, Liu Yong contemplated the concept of tal existing deep within an underwater cave, thousands of ters beneath the surface. Could it be a relic from an alien civilization? Perhaps, fifty thousand years ago, extraterrestrial beings had indeed visited Earth.
Picking up one of the tals, Liu Yong weighed it in his hand. If it were indeed tal, it felt surprisingly lightweight—lighter than an ordinary stone. Determined to unravel the mystery, he returned the objects to his company for further examination.
With a decisive wave of his hand, Liu Yong instructed, "Let's go back to the company."
The two n boarded the car and headed to Global Shipping Group. Chen Hu focused on driving while Liu Yong occupied the back seat, lost in his thoughts.
"If these objects are indeed tal, what kind of tal are they? What are their physical properties?" Liu Yong pondered aloud, his mind abuzz with questions. He deduced that their density must be relatively low if they were not hollow. Could there exist a lightweight tal that matched their description?
In Liu Yong's recollection, the aluminium alloy was a light tal. The pieces of tal sent by Bawang seed to possess a weight comparable to aluminium alloy.
Moreover, their corrosion resistance appeared formidable. Since the giant cavity had ford fifty thousand years ago, the tals must have been subrged in seawater for the sa duration. Usually, any tal subjected to such an environnt would have rusted beyond recognition. Yet, the surface of these pieces remained utterly unblemished.
Chen Hu safely navigated the car back to Global Shipping Group while Liu Yong ruminated over his musings throughout the journey.
Upon arriving at the office building, Liu Yong gestured to Chen Hu, saying, "Move these items to my office."I think you should take a look at
Chen Hu complied, carrying the three large rocks inside. Liu Yong scanned his office, considering the best placent for the objects. Eventually, he opened a spacious cabinet, clearing a shelf for their temporary resting place.
"Let's put them here for now. I don't need your assistance at the mont, Chen Hu. Feel free to occupy yourself with other tasks," Liu Yong directed, closing the cabinet door after the rocks were safely stored.
Chen Hu nodded, exiting the office and gently closing the door behind him.
Left alone with the intriguing pieces of tal, Liu Yong couldn't help but fixate on their appearance. The more he observed them, the more they resembled sizable tal fragnts rather than ordinary stones.
After a contemplative gaze, Liu Yong closed the cabinet door, concealing the objects from view. Taking a seat in his office chair, he retrieved a magnifying glass from the drawer, its purpose clear—to scrutinize the tal piece resting on his desk under closer inspection.
Examining it ticulously, Liu Yong couldn't contain his excitent as he quietly affird, "Without a doubt, it's forged tal, not a stone." The notion that these tals could be remnants of an ancient alien civilization, existing for fifty thousand years filled him with a sense of exhilaration.
tals originating from extraterrestrial civilizations couldn't be ordinary. Their properties remained an enigma that Liu Yong eagerly anticipated solving firsthand.
Qiu Yang, acting with remarkable efficiency, swiftly procured all the items Liu Yong had requested. He knocked on the office door in less than an hour, entering at Liu Yong's beckoning.
"Boss, I've purchased everything you asked for and arranged them in the adjacent room," Qiu Yang reported dutifully.
Liu Yong's excitent grew further upon hearing the news. With one hand gripping the tal piece on the desk, he rose from his chair, ready to proceed to the small conference room where the acquired items awaited.
Observing the large tal piece in Liu Yong's possession, Qiu Yang's brows furrowed with perplexity. He couldn't help but wonder what the boss intended to do with such a sizable stone.
Could it be that Liu Yong planned to conduct chemical experints with it? Images of his high school chemistry teacher's classroom demonstrations flashed through Qiu Yang's mind.
Unbeknownst to Qiu Yang, Liu Yong's motivations were far from whimsical. His purpose was to examine and verify the properties of this peculiar tal personally.
Pushing open the conference room door, Liu Yong entered, and his eyes imdiately fell upon the assortnt of items displayed on the conference table. Qiu Yang had successfully acquired all twenty to thirty pieces as requested.
A surge of excitent coursed through Liu Yong's veins as he shed his coat, rolling up his sleeves. He was poised to embark on a personal investigation, determined to uncover the true nature of this tal.
"I am eager to discover what kind of tal this truly is," Liu Yong declared, anticipation palpable in his voice. And so, with a sense of purpose, he set about his quest for answers, ready to unveil the mysteries hidden within these enigmatic objects.
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