In the large-scale and well-organized Soviet National Security Committee, it is certainly not surprising that there is a department responsible for projects such as "doomsday bunkers", but the agency under the Third General Administration where she is located is responsible for the security of important figures. Even if such projects are available, it is naturally impossible to get any news.

After a brief break, it was also considered to be a discussion following Pukin's ideas. The young man sitting around the dining table, both the speakers and the listeners, seemed to have reached a consensus and unanimously agreed that Vladimir's view was basically correct.

When those present imagined the so-called "doomsday plan" of the KGB, the researchers who finished their meal put the knife and fork on the plate, and then continued their speeches:

"Since we all agree that war is the greatest threat to civilization, and such a threat is not enough to destroy civilization, then we can think that if there had been a 'prehistoric civilization' on Earth that had developed to a certain extent, it should not have disappeared out of thin air, and the ancient apes moving in the sparse bushes of the Central African grassland have the opportunity to evolve and develop into today's human civilization.

In short, even if there is no evidence that ‘Opaz has never found’, it can be logically concluded that the so-called ‘prehistoric civilization’ is just a illusion created by humans out of overall loneliness.”

"A kind of fantasy...?"

"Yes, although I'm not 100% sure, that's what I think."

Faced with Victor's hesitation, Vladimir Pukin, who still looked calm, nodded slightly, blinked his light green eyes and waited for his old friend's question.

At this time, Long Yun had just heard the conversation between everyone, but came to the conclusion that "basically non-existent". He seemed a little skeptical. He just looked at Pujin in a daze. He just thought that "prehistoric civilization" might be related to the many mysteries of the parallel world. Of course, he subconsciously hoped that Vladimir could provide a possibility. After all, in addition to this explanation, Long Yun really couldn't think of what the source of those mysterious existences would be.

However, as the conversation deepened step by step, I heard that the researcher denied the existence of "prehistoric civilization", which was a very novel chat for the others present, but it was a bit disheartening for Long Yun.

Intuitively, he thought this should not be a fact, but could not think of any evidence to refute it. Long Yun knew that he should not fall into the debate taboo of "leaving a conclusion first, then finding evidence". But he did have a trace of expectation at this time: if the researcher said that "the 'prehistoric civilization' may exist", then the "energy media" and "dead city" in the parallel world can have a logical explanation, which is also a very effective psychological support for him who is about to set off for a secret mission.

But now, listening to everyone's conversation at the dining table, especially the opinions of professionals, Long Yun was reluctant, but he could only admit that what Vladimir said was quite reasonable.

Are the so-called "prehistoric civilizations" and those "Opazs" really just an imagination of human beings when they are idle...

Seeing Victor sitting on the chair, his expression was a bit confusing and disappointed. Pujin naturally didn't know why he was confused and lost. He guessed that this lieutenant general was also a follower of "prehistoric civilization". Are he feeling depressed now for the disillusionment of his longing?

Thinking of this, Pukin took Sophia Kotakina's small wine glass with vodka, put it in his mouth and took a sip, then put it down and leaned on the back of the chair leisurely, talking to Victor, who was still bowing his head and ponderingly:

"Victor, of course, this is not a conclusion about the absence of 'prehistoric civilization'.

But that's true. If you are also interested in this topic and want to uncover some secrets from it, then our ideas are really the same. In fact, as an archaeological researcher, I personally hope that there are highly developed "prehistoric civilizations" on the earth. As long as you think about it, how many "unexpected surprises" will be created for our archaeological research work, we know that we must really hope that this conclusion will be valid.

After all, Victor, the development prospects of our archaeology industry have fixed boundaries in theory, rather than boundless like science and technology: the past, the past of the earth, are our entire research field, and the more bizarre things this field contains, the more motivation for our research.

But it's a pity, since 'prehistoric civilization' is just an unrealistic idea, we have lost one possibility of research and a piece of unknown field that might have been unprecedentedly vast."

The topic ended with a slightly disappointed tone. The present discussed casually for a moment, basically all agreed with Vladimir's point of view, and the chat turned to other aspects. The girls got up to clean up the messy dining table, while the three men continued to chat around the table.

During the relaxed and leisurely conversation, he inadvertently felt the conscious activities of the archaeological researcher. Long Yun subconsciously looked at Vladimir. He noticed the projection of the "quasi-father-in-law" from his conscious sense and expression interpretation. He was obviously feeling a little sad about the absence of "prehistoric civilization" - this kind of melancholy may be difficult for ordinary people to understand, but consciously peeking as a medium, Long Yun can empathize with what Pujin is thinking. This is indeed an unpleasant fact for a researcher who is obsessed with archaeological research and searching for mysteries from cultural relics and monuments.

The meeting was held in the evening and the party was filled with joy in the restaurant. A harmonious gathering ended until 10 o'clock in the evening.

In order to hide his figure, he took out the guests with Lyudmila and others in the hall, and sent Ushakov and Vladimir Pukin to the KGB special car. Long Yun, who had drunk a lot of wine, was already a little sleepy.

Taking a shower in the bathroom filled with water vapor, the warm feeling brought by the hot water made Long Yun yawn, but he still barely cheered up and thought about the conversation during dinner, especially the question he thought of when Pujin was reminded by Pujin's words - that is, like Pujin, Long Yun is indeed hesitating now. Why hasn't "prehistoric civilization" ever appeared on the earth?

If this is true, and based on the criterion that "the two must be one", wouldn't the mysterious existence he encountered in a parallel world be the only explanation of "alien".

Of course, Long Yun, who was on his shoulder, asked himself that he was not a timid person who was afraid of things. Whether it was a "prehistoric civilization" or an "alien", these things themselves could not scare him. But just tonight, the thoughts that emerged because of the topic were quickly extinguished. Long Yun, who had never seriously thought about the origin of the mysterious power in the "Dead City", certainly wanted to find a more reasonable explanation for all these puzzles.

Having said that, it is impossible to really determine the "prehistoric civilization" from Pujin's words. Long Yun, who seemed to have found the only answer, was even more confused. What he thought of at this time was the "Green Bank Formula" for calculating the number of civilizations that can be detected in the Milky Way.

Based on this formula, and according to general estimates, the human civilization living on Earth is just a drop in the vast universe, being patronized by "alien" and leaving behind a lot of mysterious things. The possibility is actually very low.

"Prehistorical civilization" seems unreliable, so is the explanation of "those who are doing" more reasonable?

The friends party tonight was originally intended to relax and prepare to start the task, but now it has added a major problem to my mind. Long Yun, who was absent-mindedly taking a bath, was thinking, but he had nothing to find because he had no objective materials. The problem that he had never studied or even thought about was suddenly exposed to his mind. The sudden contrast made him not very adaptable. At the end of the chat, Vladimir Pukin's conclusion also made Long Yun feel a little suspicious. He didn't know whether he should support the old friend's point of view.

With doubts in his heart, he stayed in the bathroom for a long time. When Long Yun put on his nightgown and slowly returned to the bedroom, Lyudmira, who had finished bathing and lay down to rest, was almost asleep.

Thinking that his lover was about to set off the next morning, the considerate singer did not come over to pester Victor. He climbed onto the bed and covered it with a thin quilt, Long Yun hugged Lyudmira's slender waist, and hugged the girl gently with sleepy. The beauty was in her arms, but she had no impulsive thoughts. Long Yun, who was drunk and had taken a hot bath, was already quite tired. However, he was still thinking before falling asleep, or playing hide-and-seek with the thoughts that were lingering in his mind.

Yes, even though he was very sleepy now, when he thought of the dinner table conversation that night, Long Yun unconsciously recalled carefully, chewed what the researchers and others said, after sorting out the order of all the chats and distinguishing the main and secondary, he finally basically clarified the idea of ​​being mixed together, and sorted out a specious summary conclusion between half sleep and half awake.

In short, between the colorful dialogues, what he is really interested in now is whether the "prehistoric civilization" exists.

Regarding this, according to the unanimous opinion of friends, if you want to assume that it exists, you must face two very difficult questions.

First, if there has been a "prehistoric civilization", then why has humans not discovered any "Opaz" that can stand the scrutiny until now, a highly developed civilization that once existed, could it be so clean and thoroughly destroyed in the long river of time?
Chapter completed!