Dream Guide

The two suns are still approaching, but not very fast. It is estimated that it will take half a day before they meet in the sky. According to Situ, they won't collide, so people don't have much to worry about.

But at this time, a bright spot suddenly appeared in the middle of the sky. People remember that in the early days, when the two suns were still hanging in the east and west horizons, some stars and the shadow of a moon could still be seen here. Later, as the sun became stronger, they disappeared. What lights up now is exactly where everyone thought the "moon" was.

"Is it really going to become a three-body exercise?" Su Huilan muttered.

People couldn't help but become worried again.

Instead, the melancholy on Situ's face disappeared. He did not look at the sky again, but followed Mrs. Larry's previous doubts and said:

"Ramla and the earth are of course close. I have said before that Ramla may be man-made. You think, if Ramla is a naturally existing space-time ant nest in the universe, then its connection point with the earth should be It is accidental and unstable. Not to mention thousands of years, even decades is unlikely. And it usually changes its location and will not be in that sea area every time."

"I also believe that Ramla is man-made, but -" Mrs. Larry hesitated, as if she didn't want to say something, "We haven't found anyone in the earth's civilization who has the ability to create such a thing. Unless...the legend of the Gendaya people is true, they used the power of the third eye to create this place!"

“Isn’t there a ‘third eye’ in the Itesan mythology?”

Aoki remembered the lyrics of the savage's prayer to the starry sky that his wife translated——

…

I will be with the Holy Land,

from generation to generation,

Until the day God returns.

At that time, if my descendants are still here,

Please give him the third eye...

…

"Please forgive me, because of my feelings towards the Gendaya civilization, I may have unknowingly used inaccurate words and phrases in the translation." Mrs. Larry said, "The original sentence of the Itsa people probably means - 'Borrowing God It’s hard to explain clearly in one sentence what it means to gain the power of God through your eyes.”

"Actually, your translation is very accurate and it is easy to understand with the third eye." Su Huilan said.

"Thank you," Mrs. Larry said.

Situ said: "The third eye of the Gendaya people may be a metaphor. Eyes are the main organ for humans to understand the world, and the Mayans may have used eyes to describe another way for the Gendaya people to understand the world. The third eye is in the middle of the forehead, where the brain is. Drawing an eye there means that the human brain at that time could directly perceive the world, as if seeing with the third eye.

So I suspect that the earth was once a world where spiritual force fields were abundant and everyone could master spiritual power. The Gendaya civilization is such a civilization. Regardless of whether Ramla is man-made by the earth or not, it has a close connection with the earth. "

"But... no matter how strong your mental power is, you can't create such an ant nest, right? This is beyond the concept of three types of civilization!" Su Huilan said.

"No. This is not inconsistent with the Kardashev level. When life masters interstellar energy, it may not adopt the Dyson sphere model. If a civilized race masters the rules of space and time through mental power, it can obtain black hole energy or dark energy. energy, then it will not be difficult to reach or surpass the third type of civilization."

"Then those altars may really be the mechanism to control Ramla?" Su Huilan thought for a while and said, "Madam said that in the language of the Itsa people, Ramla means the place of 'holy war', so should we? It can be understood that this place is actually a 'starship' built by ancient civilization! But our thinking has been fixed, as if a starship must be what we see, and an airplane must be made of super metal or other elements. Or a ship, but that might be a joke in the eyes of higher civilizations.”

"So they conquered the galaxy with this thing?" Boris still couldn't figure out how this thing turned into a starship. "Every time it fogs up, is its engine igniting, like a rocket?" It’s like smoke coming from your butt?!”

"Perhaps this is the case, including the earth, which was also conquered by them!" Petru said.

"Fuck you! Do you want to be related to aliens and want to say that you are their descendants?" Boris mocked, "You are a typical traitorous comment! In the words of the great Joseph Visario In the era of Norwich Stalin, you were going to be shot!"

Petru said: "Oh, really, when will you Russian guys stretch your arms a little shorter! Your great leader can't control me. Although he has a big beard, I don't have less beard than him, haha!"

Boris glared at him.

Situ suddenly said: "Do you still remember that Madam mentioned Gaia in the Itesan mythology? I remember that in Greek mythology, Gaia has a bottle of life in her hand, which contains the seeds of all things and the spring of life. She is It is through this bottle that the seeds of life are sown on the earth.”

"So what?" Boris didn't understand what this had to do with Gaia.

"Ramla can also be seen as a bottle - a Klein bottle." Su Huilan said.

Boris didn't understand what a Klein bottle was, so he shrugged and stopped talking, and went to change shifts with Ivan to monitor the warships on the lake in the distance.

Situ Ze said inexplicably:

"According to legend, Gaia made a promise when the sun rose to plant the seeds of hope into every life on earth."

Qingmu always felt that there seemed to be some hidden meaning in Situ's words, but Situ stopped talking, and at this time the crow also flew back.

The crow croaked and circled in the sky, and then landed accurately on top of Aoki's head. It pretended to be tired and panted:

"Oh quack, this lake doesn't look big until you fly there, but it's really far away! Well, you know, people can't walk when they're hungry, and birds can't fly far when they're hungry..."

It chattered non-stop, but did not say what it saw on the boat, making the people around it anxious to slap them. But hunting birds also depends on the owner. The chicken coop under the bird's claws is not easy to mess with.

Situ smiled and said to Ivan: "Do you have any dried meat there? Take it out to reward the heroes who have returned from the battle."

"Wow!" The crow stretched its neck in enjoyment and stared at Ivan, still saying, "For such a big ship, flying around it consumes three hundred calories. . This may not be a big deal to humans, but to a bird, it’s really - skinny as a crow!..."

Ivan took out a bag of dried meat tied with thin vines, took some and placed it on the rock next to him: "Is it enough to eat?"

The crow jumped up and said: "The crow has enough to eat, but -" it turned its head and glanced at Shen Ran, "if the cat also eats some, it won't be enough!"

He meowed loudly.

Ivan put down all the packages of dried meat, "Is this enough?"

The crow made a sound with its wings, beckoning her to eat together. He ran up happily, squatted next to the crow and started eating.

"Quack, it tastes good! Just...can you give me some salt?" the crow said vaguely, holding the dried meat in his mouth.

"Okay." Ivan patiently took out the salt and sprinkled some on the dried meat.

Aoki was not in a hurry and just watched the crow eat slowly. He knew that although the bird was greedy and talkative, it still knew its priorities. The way it looks like this shows that there is nothing special going on on the ship. But this also aroused his curiosity. It couldn't be an empty ship, right?

"Tell me about what happened on the ship." Aoki asked after the crow had almost finished eating.

"Oh... on the boat?" Crow raised his head, as if recalling, "... there are cans on the boat, but they are broken and cannot be eaten..."

"I didn't ask you about food, let's talk about other things, serious business!" Aoki warned.

"Isn't eating a serious thing?!" The crow looked up to the sky and thought long and hard.

"Is there anyone on board?" Petru finally couldn't help asking.

"Humans?" Crow came back to his senses, "If skeletons are considered human beings, there seem to be quite a few."