Doomsday Revenge: Payback Time (Josie) novel Chapter 572

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Chapter 572.

Inside was a smaller box.

Josie lifted it out.

This one was seamless. There wasn’t even a lid or a visible way to open it.

What was this thing?

Josie toyed with it for a long time. She used a knife manifested from her metallic superpower to scratch at every inch of it. Although a manifested blade wasn’t as sharp as a forged weapon; it was still formidable.

Yet, no matter how hard she tried, she couldn’t leave a single mark. Forget prying it open; she couldn’t even scratch it.

What was this made of? Why was the material so sturdy?

Completely baffled, Josie called in her team of professors to take a look..

A professor who studied geology and minerals took it and, after only two glances, stated firmly, “This isn’t from Earth. can say with absolute certainty that this metal does not exist on our periodic table.”

“Meteoritic iron!” several professors shouted in unison.

“Very likely.” Josie nodded thoughtfully. “Take a look-can we open this golden box?”

The professors’ eyes collectively lit up.”We can try!”

Josie handed the box over without hesitation.”Go for it.”

The group of silver-haired experts treated the box like a precious treasure, excitedly rushing to the laboratory with the mysterious metal. Josie stood outside the lab

them attempt to dismantle and study it.

Scientists really were mad ounce of their energy

If Kira Sinclair hadn

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ders had found a new toy and were absolutely thrilled. They forgot to eat and sleep, focusing every

rest and eat, they would have squatted in that lab for three days and nights without a break.

od we have. It’s no use,” a lead professor said. “It might need a different way to open.”

ne light, a spark of wisdom behind the lenses.”Like trying psionic energy.”

ain.”

pped forward.”Have you noticed the biggest difference between humans and other animals?” lease, elaborate.”

inids had very small brain capacities, but they had incredibly strong physiques. They could fight wild beasts directly antage,” the female professor explained with a smile. “As humans evolved, our brain capacity grew larger, and we spondingly, our physical evolution moved toward becoming more fragile.”

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