After listening, Harrison Clark fell into a long silence.
He forgot to keep walking, just standing still with both hands in his pockets in the middle of the road.
He looked up at the willow branches above his head.
The willow branches swayed gently in the breeze, with a few tender green buds hanging on them.
This was the last newborn before the end of time.
Harrison Clark squinted his eyes, turning over in his mind the story of the predecessor of the Yellowstone Research Institute that Daniel Thompson had told him.
He felt deep sorrow for the people who were born in this era a thousand years later.
They had tried so hard, but nothing could change their fate; it was all in vain.
A century ago, at the beginning of the 3020s, human technology had reached a bottleneck.
During this period, there was no progress in science and technology for ten years.
