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Su Qingyi suddenly stood up, her chair sliding backward with a harsh scraping sound in the empty office. "Captain Zhao, please calm down. I mean no harm; I'm just investigating the truth!"
"The truth?" Zhao Tianyu scoffed, his sharp gaze sweeping across Su Qingyi's computer screen. "You call this investigating the truth? Accessing the National Observatory's database without permission and contacting unidentified hackers—do you even realize what you're doing?"
Su Qingyi took a deep breath, struggling to suppress her inner turmoil. "Captain Zhao, I know you don't believe me, but please trust me. Everything I do is to prevent a greater disaster!"
"A greater disaster?" Zhao Tianyu frowned, his instincts telling him that Su Qingyi was not lying, but years of military service had made him cautious. "You better explain clearly what this greater disaster is."
Su Qingyi opened her mouth but found herself unable to explain. The truth about lunar radiation was too shocking; she couldn't be sure if Zhao Tianyu would believe her or which side he would take.
Seeing Su Qingyi's hesitation, Zhao Tianyu became more convinced of his judgment. "Someone, take Dr. Su's computer away. No one is allowed to touch it without my permission!"
"Wait!" Su Qingyi reached out to stop them but was forcibly restrained by two soldiers.
Zhao Tianyu turned to leave the office. At the door, he paused without looking back and coldly said, "Dr. Su, I hope you can think clearly about what should be said and what shouldn't."
The office door slammed shut, and Su Qingyi slumped helplessly into her chair, staring blankly out the window. She knew she had fallen into a huge vortex, and she felt powerless.
Meanwhile, Lu Li watched the words "Connection Lost" displayed on his computer screen and smirked coldly. He had anticipated Zhao Tianyu's arrival and had prepared in advance. He remotely deleted all traces of the intrusion and sent an encrypted file to Zhao Tianyu's private email.
After doing all this, Lu Li stood up from his desk and walked to the window, lighting a cigarette. The city skyline was in full view; neon lights flickered as cars flowed like water—a scene of prosperity. However, behind this splendor lay hidden darkness.
"Zhao Tianyu, I hope you understand my meaning," Lu Li murmured to himself with a hint of amusement in his tone. He believed that with Zhao Tianyu's intelligence, he would surely find the clues he left behind, which would lead him step by step closer to the truth—a truth that could overturn everyone's understanding.
The next day, Zhao Tianyu arrived at the office early and opened his computer to check the report from the technical department sent last night. The report indicated that the hacker who breached the National Observatory Database was highly skilled and left almost no traces.
"Damn it!" Zhao Tianyu irritably ran his fingers through his hair. He knew this intrusion was anything but simple and likely related to what Su Qingyi referred to as a "greater disaster."
At that moment, he received an unfamiliar email from a sender identified only by the letter "L." After hesitating for a moment, he clicked open the email.
The content was brief: "If you want to know the truth, check the source of the 'Moonlight Miracle' rumors."
"Moonlight Miracle?" Zhao Tianyu furrowed his brow; he seemed to have heard this term before. He opened a search engine and typed in "Moonlight Miracle." Soon, a series of news reports and forum discussions filled his screen.
"Recently, an urban legend called 'Moonlight Miracle' has quietly spread online, claiming that if one makes a wish on a full moon night while facing the moon, any wish can come true..."
Zhao Tianyu quickly skimmed through the webpage content, his expression growing increasingly serious. These so-called "Moonlight Miracles" were actually manifestations of lunar radiation affecting human minds!
"Could it be..." Zhao Tianyu suddenly thought of something and jumped up, grabbing his coat as he rushed out of the office.
At the same time, Su Qingyi received an encrypted message from Lu Li: "Library, third floor, astronomy book section, third row of shelves, fifth book from the end."
Understanding immediately without showing any signs of it, Su Qingyi left her office discreetly and headed for the library. She knew Lu Li was hinting that there might be more secrets about lunar radiation hidden in the National Observatory Database, and she had to find these secrets before the government did.
Su Qingyi arrived at the third floor of the library and, following Lu Li's instructions, found the inconspicuous book "Star Chart Interpretation." As she opened the book, a thin envelope slipped out from between the pages. Su Qingyi's heart raced as she glanced around to ensure no one was watching, quickly tucked the envelope into her pocket, and left the library discreetly.
Back in her office, Su Qingyi locked the doors and windows, eagerly opening the envelope. Inside was only a slip of paper with a string of numbers and letters forming a code, along with a small line that read: "National Observatory Database, highest authority key."
Su Qingyi took a deep breath, her heart pounding. She knew Lu Li was taking a risk to help her; if discovered, the consequences would be dire. But at that moment, a strong sense of curiosity and mission drove her forward. She had to uncover the truth behind the lunar radiation, even if there was only a glimmer of hope.
Su Qingyi turned on her computer and skillfully typed in a series of complex commands to access the National Observatory Database login interface. Taking another deep breath, she trembled as she entered the key provided by Lu Li. The screen flickered several times before finally settling on a folder labeled "Top Secret Files."
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