His perception spread.
It only extended for a few meters.
However, that was enough for Hu Qi to see his surroundings.
It was a dimly lit room.
The room was small and cramped. Patches of paint had peeled off the mottled walls, revealing the drab concrete underneath.
All around, it was stuffed with all sorts of clutter, as if every inch of space had been utilized to its absolute limit.
The walls were covered with various posters, all of them hand-drawn schematics of mechanical gears and circuit diagrams. Their colors were vibrant, yet they showed signs of wear.
Piled in a corner were several old electronic devices, their wires tangled together, blinking with a faint blue light.
On a nearby desk sat a modified computer, its case half-open, exposing the intricate circuit boards and cooling fans inside.
A bed was on the other side of the room. The sheets were dark gray, printed with some blurry geometric patterns.
