Interstellar Number One Farmer: I Only Want To Farm!-Chapter 367 - 115: Installing Mechanical Limbs (Part 3)

Chapter 367: Chapter 115: Installing Mechanical Limbs (Part 3)

"Officer, are you here today just to introduce the children to us?"

"No." Admiral Bai had already transferred a large sum of money to Su Xiaocai, which had to play its role. He asked Su Xiaocai, "Can we start?"

Su Xiaocai made an OK gesture and took out a medical box, "Please take off your clothes."

The first one to install the arm was not pretentious; he was the only one aware of the situation.

As Admiral Bai’s former right-hand man, one of the adjutants, he was also the only one among the four retired soldiers who could still work by Admiral Bai’s side, now serving as a steward.

Su Xiaocai first removed his mechanical hand; half of his forearm had been eaten by the Insect Man, so it couldn’t be reattached.

Now the cut was very neat, neat enough to imagine the past brutality.

Actually, ordinary mechanical hands do not affect daily life, except for the fact that they are not responsive and actions are much slower.

But this slowness is enough to make them leave the army, unable to return.

Su Xiaocai opened the medical kit, first disinfecting the area where the connection would be made.

Then she took out the newly manufactured mechanical hand, tore off the covering film, and applied it to the broken arm.

A historic scene reappeared—countless silver dots formed metallic extensions, directly extending to the arm, and once fully covered, the mechanical hand changed to match the skin color.

Everyone’s expressions were stunned.

Even Bai Fu, who seemed a bit harsh, couldn’t help but glance several times.

The hue of the mechanical hand completely mimicked human skin, looking identical to a real arm.

The adjutant moved his fingers, then, like getting a novel toy, picked up the chopsticks and snapped them with a click.

He stared wide-eyed, incredulous.

Muttering an apology, the adjutant took a walnut from the Space Button.

With a clenched fist, the walnut crumbled into pieces in his palm.

This was explosive.

Although many mechanical devices can achieve this, the feeling it brings to the brain is different.

It is very real, as if the arm has regrown, and stronger, more powerful.

"The strength can be adjusted, if you wish, even bending iron chopsticks single-handedly is no problem." Su Xiaocai handed him a manual, "The mechanical arms of different sizes have different functions. Considering your work beside Admiral Bai, I installed an anti-spy device on your mechanical hand. When this feature is activated, as long as you are within five meters of Admiral Bai, no conversation can be heard. If in a room, it’s even harder for outsiders to use instruments to detect what you are doing inside."

The adjutant couldn’t hear what Su Xiaocai was saying; he was teary-eyed.

Too excited, he wiped his eyes.

This recovery joy felt like a dream.

The significance of this mechanical hand was immense.

The adjutant’s throat seemed blocked by a stone, choking as he said, "Thank you, thank you very much."

This is the meaning of technology, not only bringing safety but also hope.

"You’re welcome." Su Xiaocai said.

The other retired soldiers were envious, asking the adjutant about his feelings.

"Great, unprecedentedly good." Like being reborn, he wanted to test more actions, but the space was too small to demonstrate, so he had to suppress his excitement.

The adjutant suspected Admiral Bai chose this place for the installation to suppress their urge to experiment; he really wanted to test the power of his fist.

Afterwards, Su Xiaocai installed mechanical hands and legs for the other three people.

In less than fifteen minutes, the four retired soldiers had transformed.

Except for the green line inside the arms, one could hardly tell any difference between these arms and normal ones.

Their movements were swift; they even compared hand speed among themselves. This trial was incredible.

Their hand speed was so fast it left afterimages and could achieve precise control, maintaining at any desired height, even steadier than their own hands.

The four of them were like children, happily demonstrating.

The adjutant proposed a hypothesis, "If soldiers were to replace their arms with these mechanical arms, would warriors improve significantly?"

Su Xiaocai shook her head, reiterating, "Such transformation is only suitable for disabled individuals. The human body is full of mysteries, like Admiral Bai. I can confidently say, even if your entire body was transformed into machinery, you wouldn’t be able to defeat him. Humans are always full of possibilities; machines are limited."

The adjutant seemed to understand what Su Xiaocai was saying, smiling relievedly, "Thank you. Seeing you, I understand what being full of possibilities means."

He never expected to see his arm repaired in his lifetime.

Although this repair doesn’t mean the body has recovered, with this arm, he can be certain he can return to his position and fight again.

Finally, of course, it was Bai Fu’s turn.