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It seemed that overnight, Du Yuesheng and Professor Lin Sen became public figures.
After the two professors were frequently exposed in the media, public opinion and media attention disrupted their peaceful lives. They received various harassing phone calls every day, and reluctantly, they had to change their long-used phone numbers. Furthermore, they were designated by the military of G Country to relocate to different secluded locations for their safety, where they lived under strict protection. Finally, they managed to evade the tracking reports from major media outlets and could sit down quietly to study and decipher the "gift" that the Martians had sent to Maya within the Graphene Memory Storage.
Although their interactions decreased, they still kept in touch.
Since Professor Lin Sen confirmed that the cube ornament was a Graphene Memory Storage from the Martians, although only part of its content had been deciphered, it contained advanced manufacturing information related to the design and production of Spaceships, which had already attracted significant attention from G Country. The Graphene Memory Storage was immediately controlled and strictly protected by G Country, and its contents were no longer disclosed to the public. The two professors were sent to different confidential locations to conduct their research in designated laboratories.
One day, Professor Lin Sen suddenly received a call from Professor Du Yuesheng: "I met the Martians today. They talked with me for several hours in my living quarters."
Professor Lin Sen was astonished: "Really? With their help, we have a great chance of deciphering the contents of the Graphene Memory Storage."
"Although I couldn't understand what they were saying, we could communicate through writing," Du Yuesheng told him. "They informed me that this Graphene Memory Storage is also a flight activation key for a Spaceship."
Professor Lin Sen found it even more incredible and asked, "It's a key to activate the Spaceship?"
Professor Du Yuesheng replied, "Yes, indeed. This Graphene Memory Storage has other functions as well."
"What other functions does it have?" Professor Lin Sen asked, but suddenly the call was interrupted. No matter how he dialed back, Du Yuesheng did not answer.
Professor Lin Sen sensed that something had happened to Professor Du Yuesheng. He evaded the watchful eyes of the guards and hurriedly got into his vehicle without greeting anyone, heading straight towards Professor Du Yuesheng's new residence on the outskirts.
When he rushed to Professor Du Yuesheng's room, he found him lying on the bed with his eyes closed, mumbling incoherently. It was clear that the professor was seriously ill. Professor Lin Sen quickly dialed for an ambulance...
As the ambulance arrived, Professor Lin Sen anxiously paced around Professor Du's room, but somehow, his head was struck by a mysterious jolt. He vaguely felt himself being lifted into a flying vehicle. With a loud rumble, he vanished without a trace.
Moreover, with Professor Lin Sen's disappearance, the Graphene Memory Storage, which was kept in a secure location and heavily guarded by the military of G Country, also mysteriously went missing.
A few days later, a slight earthquake occurred at the North Pole of Earth, and a UFO was detected in the skies above the Arctic. This UFO did not linger long over the North Pole and headed straight into outer space.
Since being admitted to the hospital, Professor Du Yuesheng had lost his sanity. He often rambled incoherently, gesticulating wildly and occasionally muttering astonishing phrases: "Aliens... I am Maya. The aliens are Maya... We are slaves of the aliens... I'm going to space now... Hahaha..."
Seeing Professor Du Yuesheng in this state left the media speechless, and reports related to Maya came to an abrupt halt. They speculated that what Professor Du Yuesheng had previously said was merely his nonsensical personal conjecture. He became a laughingstock in the academic community.
All of the texts and videos related to Maya that Professor Du Yuesheng had copied onto a USB Drive were infected by a virus and could no longer display their contents. His book "A Century of Martian History" could not be verified, leading people to feel that everything was fabricated by Professor Du Yuesheng out of thin air.
As a result, many colleagues and students who had previously worked with Professor Du Yuesheng on translating "Kairuote Diary" came forward to testify that they indeed translated it but lacked concrete evidence to support their claims. Only a few dozen photographs printed in "A Century of Martian History" gave the impression that they might be genuine records of Martians.
However, some questioned whether these photographs were fakes created by Professor Du Yuesheng. Over the years, people would fabricate anything for fame, let alone just a handful of photographs. With Professor Du Yuesheng's mind in disarray, he could not defend the authenticity of his published work "A Century of Martian History."
People hoped for the appearance of Professor Lin Sen to clarify the authenticity of "Kairuote Diary." G Country employed all investigative means but could not find out where he had gone; Professor Lin Sen had truly disappeared without leaving even a trace.
The police reviewed surveillance video from the two days leading up to Professor Lin Sen's disappearance. The footage showing him entering Professor Du Yuesheng's home was completely unviewable, all appearing as static. The clues regarding Professor Lin Sen's sudden disappearance thus came to an end.
Since the authenticity cannot be discerned, the exciting content of "Kairuot's Diary" can be regarded as a legend.
Whether it is a real diary or a legend compiled by Professor Du Yuesheng, literary enthusiasts, not deterred by the trouble, have adapted and polished the interesting storylines and content from the diary into a more readable novel.
They named this novel about the Martians: "Memory Firmament".
Thus, the novel "Memory Firmament" began its journey.
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