Evil always comes from courage

This is a bit funny. Compared with this useless warning text, she feels that the sirens and shadows outside are more convincing.

"You're not Laksa Maro, right?"

Laksa Marlow said subconsciously;

"What?"

Alice Letasha smiled and wiped the stone tablet casually;

"You are not good at water, and your wine bottle, when I followed you before, I found it on another person's body. Just when I saw the shadow clearly in the water, I thought, I think the one with the hip flask looks like an alcoholic, and you are Caspar Colin."

Laxa Marlow looked away;

"I do not know what you're talking about."

Alice Letasha knew that her guess was not wrong. There were probably more than one person who exchanged names. Captain Harrison Hank was really wary of her;

"Stop pretending, I've suspected you for a long time. I just didn't expect that you were all deceived."

Laksa Maro frowned when he heard this, and asked instead without admitting who he was;

"Who lied to us?"

Alice Letasha spread her hands, picked up some lake water and poured it on the stone monument;

"I bet Captain Harrison Hank must have been in the water, and he also knows that those shadows have been among you for a long time."

Laxa Marlow shook his head. He didn't completely believe Alice Letasha, but he did see the shadow;

"This is impossible. We have never lost anyone, and there is no loss of memory in our memory. Didn't you also remember that this water can confuse people's hearts? It is the problem of this water."

Alice Letasha interrupted him;

"Don't rush to a conclusion. First tell me where the stone tablet you saw is, but before that I want to see what is written on the stone tablet."

Laxa Marlow knelt down to observe the words on the stone tablet;

"Didn’t you already read it just now? It’s just these few lines."

Alice Letasha pointed out one of the paragraphs and let him see the difference;

"No, the second half was written by another person. There is only one sentence on this stone tablet."

Laksa Marlow couldn't tell that these ancient texts were all the same in his eyes. He was not an archaeologist and didn't understand the culture of the clergy. He pointed to the top line of text and recalled Alice. Letasha pointed at what Letasha had just said word by word, and repeated it with a frown;

"If a person has two eyes, he will be blinded twice, once unable to see the truth and once unable to get the truth?"

When Alice Letasha saw this, she pressed his hand down. Because the content of the first paragraph was too blurry, she couldn't tell what it was, so what she said in the first paragraph was actually Paragraph 2. She pointed to the line below;

"So doesn’t this stone tablet stand here to warn us that the water can blind people’s eyes?"

Laksa Marlow raised her head and looked at her suspiciously, unable to guess whether she was talking nonsense. Seeing that he didn't believe it, Alice Letasha also said;

"So what do you think about the second half?"

Laksa Marlow stood up;

"Maybe someone wrote it randomly, at least it seems to have been a long time ago. Is this place blurred, or is it supposed to be like this originally."

Alice Letasha didn't bother to argue with him, but instead asked her the most curious thing;

"Don't you see any temple here?"

Laksa Marlow shook her head;

"No, in addition to the stone monument, there are stone monuments here. Some of the previous saints said that this place is like a tomb of stone monuments."

Alice. Letasha was still sitting on the stone monument with no intention of leaving, and continued to ask;

"I walked along the water source. Are there many stone monuments in the forest?"

Laksa Marlow also answered truthfully;

"Yes, but there are more places with water sources."

Alice Letasha just thought for a moment and looked at the lake again;

"Maybe it was washed down, for example, by a flood or something. There must be a temple here, but it could also be sunk into the ground, or it could be in this lake."

Laxa Marlow didn't know why;

"Why? The man didn't say it was here. How do you know? Is there anything else written on the stone tablet?"

Alice Letasha bent down, pointed at the ancient characters carved on the bottom, and said;

"The deep pool of truth is quite deep. If you hadn't pulled me up, I wouldn't have been able to get up in a while. We can only see the truth in water, so it doesn't seem wrong to compare it to a deep pool of truth."

Laksa Marlow continued to ask;

"Then how do you explain that he asked you to come ashore?"

Alice Letasha thought for a while, carefully recalling the details of the stone monuments she saw along the way, deepening this thought;

"I think the person who wrote this should have the same idea as Captain Harrison Hank, but he couldn't accept the reality and gradually suffered a mental breakdown. He seemed to have left the team and wanted to leave the island."

The order of the stone monuments along the water source has been disrupted, but it is not particularly chaotic. Therefore, it can be seen that there must have been a flood on this island for some reason a long time ago, and too many stone monuments were washed away. And these The words had been carved before that, or they had been carved continuously after that.

Laksa Marlowe wondered if this was the self-delusion of the person in front of her, but in fact she was lying, but she didn't know;

"how do you know?"

After hearing this, Alice Letasha went to pour water again. She wetted the other parts of the stone tablet where the roots were buried in the soil and then pushed them away. Other small, crooked characters were revealed below. Even Laxsa Marlowe could see it now. It turned out that it was carved by different people.

Alice Letasha looked carefully and found that the wear and tear was too serious. She could not see what was written on it. She only knew that this was not the earliest carving on the stone tablet. The words are also Tao;

"This friend has a lot of carvings. Maybe we need to look for more stone tablets. There are too many stone tablets whose fronts are buried. I have no idea what is written on them. I can only see some of the words he carved. If I read more tablets, we'll know what this island is all about, but in exchange, you have to answer every question."