I'm trapped in a cube

Kraken, the strange contagious force that has researchers debating it.

Some people say it is a relic, while others say it is some kind of creature hidden in the sound.

If there are living things in the air, there are living things in the water, and there are even living things in the magma.

So why do you say it's not in the sound wave?

The Kraken will follow the person who hears the sound, parasitize the sound in the human body, and then eat all living creatures around the host when it is hungry.

When they appear, the outward manifestation is the appearance of an island nearby.

A beautiful island with seductive songs.

Odysseus is a human being parasitized by a siren.

This feeding phenomenon is one of the reasons why they are considered living creatures.

Ever since the discovery of Kraken, humans have been searching for their true form, but have never found it.

But I still figured out the source of the Kraken’s power—sound.

The island is an illusion created by the siren's song, and the power of temptation is hidden in the sound.

Researchers have been to the islands created by the Kraken and found that every island is exactly the same, even the bones above are arranged exactly the same.

It's like copy-pasted.

That's why Bai Zhou felt that the power used by the men in robes was very similar to that of the Kraken.

"It's just that they created more things, not just islands." Bai Zhou touched the black square tiles on the wall and said seriously.

"Because the murlocs are immune to the temptation of the sea monsters, and they will not attack the murlocs, the murlocs know very little about the sea monsters, not even as much as humans."

The fishmen are really powerful.

This is probably Bai Zhou's imagination, but this information about the Kraken cannot be deceived. It is indeed recorded in the official database.

Why do these robed men possess powers similar to those of the Kraken?

Mo Ling thought of the relic hieroglyphs with similar functions. There seemed to be a mixture of various forces in the black tower, making it chaotic.

"We have to find a way to visit that castle." Bai Zhou said, looking at the dark castle in the distance.

This is exactly what Mo Ling thought.

The "Right Words Master" who wrote the ritual book must know something.

"Can your relics cut through walls?" Bai Zhou suddenly asked Li Luo.

As soon as he said this, Li Luo understood his thoughts and nodded.

Several people sneaked into the alley on the side of the castle.

"Wait a mininute."

Bai Zhou called out the water tentacles again, moved a few stone bricks from the side, and erected a wall to block the entrance of the alley.

"It's OK now." He made an "OK" gesture to the square.

Following Mo Ling's teleportation, a square gap appeared in the wall of the castle. After a few people entered, Mo Ling teleported the bricks back intact.

"After you go in, if you meet someone, try to let me communicate while you stay behind." Bai Zhou instructed.

After walking around several pillars, several people arrived at a side room of the castle.

The rich aroma of meat filled the air, and the man in robes here was singing a fast-paced song. While singing, black ingredients appeared out of thin air and fell into the equally dark pots and pans.

The ingredients are also copied and pasted, very strange, and look like simple food in ink paintings.

The meat is a chicken drumstick surrounded by a circle of shadows, the vegetables are wavy cabbage rolled into a ball, and there are all kinds of other "ink painting" foods, which are very rich, but full of weirdness.

After the food fell into the pot, a black flame burned at the bottom. The flame was like an animation loop with only a few frames, repeating the same changes.

Why do they build such a "canteen" when they can obviously create cooked food directly using words?

A supervisor in the canteen noticed someone arriving and cordially signed with Bai Zhou, with pride on his face.

But after the exchange, he showed a disappointed look, made a gesture with Bai Zhou and left.

Bai Zhou quickly took Li Luo out of the cafeteria and came to the corridor. Seeing that there was no one around, he explained in a low voice: "He is inviting me to join the cafeteria."

It turns out that these robed men built the canteen not just to make food, but to train their pronunciation.

They used the time while making food to master the pronunciation of various words and use those songs to exercise themselves.

When they feel that they have exercised enough in the cafeteria, they will go to other rooms.

For example, in the bathroom, you can practice the pronunciation of water.

In the woodshed, you can practice pronunciation of combustion and smoke.

Armory, you can practice the pronunciation of various weapons.

By analogy, the people in robes will rotate their work in different rooms. After mastering all the vocabulary, they can go to the "Right Words Master" to learn more advanced pronunciation skills.

"It's like the rotation of interns." Mo Ling suddenly felt a sense of déjà vu.

Why does this castle look like a company?

Normally, if you enter from the main entrance of the castle, someone should assign a position to the man in the robe, and that is the first job.

Each job will have a dedicated supervisor, who is also equivalent to a "mentor". He will teach all the vocabulary related to the job and help correct some incorrect pronunciations.

Not only that, the supervisor is also the judge of "graduation". Only when the pronunciation is accurate enough can you graduate from here to the next room. Only then can you choose the room you want to go to.

The supervisor in the canteen just now thought that Bai Zhou was here to "apply for a job", so he promoted the benefits of various canteens to him.

After Bai Zhou refused, he seemed very disappointed.

"Keep looking."

A few people continued to wander around the castle, and sure enough they discovered various rooms. The black castle didn't look big from the outside, but it was intricate inside, hiding a lot of space.

Not only that, there are also some laundry rooms and other rooms underground, where people in robes are happily singing and doing chores.

In addition, some personnel such as cleaning staff, guards, and porters will walk around the entire castle at will, and they will also sing loudly as they walk.

Mo Ling also found that the black stone bricks seemed to have a sound-insulating function, and the layout of the corridors and rooms was also designed to make it difficult for sound to be transmitted.

There are also double-layer brick hollow structures used in some walls to try to avoid crosstalk.

This is also easy to understand. If the singing in the toilet ran into the canteen and the singing was distorted, it would be easy to make strange food.

But even though the soundproofing conditions were very good, the castle was still bustling with activity, and various singing voices came from the room.

If you ignore the distortion, these songs are really beautiful.

Several people walked and came to a slowly ascending staircase.

A church-like hall stood at the end of the stairs, and light penetrated from it, piercing the rich darkness.

Sacred and solemn.