The Fruit of the Pirate's Mission

Chapter 486 Deciphering the Scroll

"Not much else to say, let's just start to test the situation of this scroll." East had a neat end, and didn't want to delay this matter.

"Captain, shall we test with water first or with fire?" Docter intends to carry out his own captain's order, but which one to prepare first?
"Stupid Docter, of course it's safer to test it with water first, that guy East will definitely choose this way." Chris is a little speechless Docter's "brain circuit", and she speaks quickly.

"Ahem, Docter helped get a wooden basin filled with water, so let's test this scroll with water first."

East didn't think Docter was stupid. Docter should just ask for his own opinion. It should be out of respect for the captain, and he didn't want some guys at all.

Moreover, that guy Chris is too thoughtless to speak, so will Docter feel embarrassed?
"Okay, Captain." Docter didn't mind Chris's offense at all, he was such a generous guy.

Wait, the captain seems to have heard it, don't annoy the honest man, because the honest man really doesn't know what he will do when he gets angry.When will this Dougt explode?
"Chris, be careful what you say, that is, Docter is magnanimous, but you can't talk nonsense just because Docter is magnanimous!"

"Ahem, this swordsman was just joking...well, it's my fault. Doggett is back, so I apologize to him."

Chris wanted to explain something at the beginning, but after discovering her own captain who was getting serious, she also realized something.

"That's more or less the same!" Easter reluctantly let Chris go, and he should divide the jokes, okay?

"Captain, the wooden basin with water is ready." At this time, Docter, who was very efficient, had completed Easter's orders.

"Well, let's put this first, ahem, Chris?"

"Dougt, I'm sorry, I didn't think about what I said just now, it shouldn't be like that." Chris's apology was somewhat sincere.

"Chris, I don't care, and you don't care about anything." Docter said with some embarrassment.

"Okay, let's take a look at this scroll now." Seeing that Chris had apologized and Docter accepted it, Easter revealed the previous matter and changed the topic to the mysterious scroll.

"Well, how do you do it?" Lila actually signaled East to do something.

"Just look at Captain Ben's." And East did have some ideas.

I saw East dipped some water with his finger and carefully dripped it on the unfolded scroll, but the scroll seemed to have no change.

"Esther, are you sure your method works?" Chrissy almost became a professional questioner, and Esther felt that this guy always made things difficult for him.

"Try again, Captain." East said, increasing the amount of water dripping on the scroll, and tried several times in a row, dripping on different places.

"No response yet?" Why is Chris's voice a bit annoying?
"Okay, this captain has ruled out one possibility, and then we will test another guess." East said very solemnly.

"Captain, what do you need to prepare?" Noland asked this time.

"Prepare a candle." East's idea is also obvious, he wants to bake the scroll with a candle to see if he can find anything.

"Okay." Noland agreed, and quickly took back a new candle, lit it and placed it in front of East.

"I'll give it a try first." In fact, East wasn't too sure.

Although everyone has heard similar rumors like myself, everyone has never seen such a thing. Of course, Easter's experiment is not sure at this time.

In addition, special paper is sometimes required, and a specially prepared liquid can reveal the real content, so it is basically not something that I and others can grasp.

As for the reason, it was because Docter, the only researcher on his side, actually had no research in that area.

East was drying carefully. The place that was wet by water droplets before, one, two, still didn't find anything...

Even Chris, who was a little chatty, focused on East's movements, and didn't ask again why there was no change.

But when East baked the water droplets in the third place, another handwriting unexpectedly appeared in that place.

"Haha, I made a new discovery!" East yelled excitedly, and continued to bake the surrounding area of ​​the handwriting.

"There really are new handwriting?" Chris looked in disbelief.

"Haha, I didn't expect to find new handwriting after baking." Lila also had a similar idea to Chris.

"No! Why don't there be coherent writing around this handwriting?" However, East, who was still a little excited just now, was even more surprised.

"It's really strange, Captain, look at other places, such as places that were wet with water before, such as random places." Norland, who also saw this strange situation, quickly gave advice.

"That's right, we should continue the experiment and see what secrets are hidden in this scroll." After listening to Noland's suggestion, East had a direction for the experiment, and Noland's idea was somewhat inconsistent with his own. And together.

East began to test several other places that were wet with water, and found that new writing appeared in two of them, and there was no change in other places.

East continued to test the situation around these places, but his records were very consistent, and no writing was found.

In this way, East actually had a guess, but East then experimented with a few random places to verify his guess.

"Lila, do you think East has discovered something?" Chris knew East very well, and she saw through East's possible discovery at once.

"Haha, it should be like this." Lila also said with a smile.

"Ahem, Captain Ben is actually so easy for you to see through. Then guess what Captain Ben found out?" East said deliberately.

"What's so good about guessing, isn't it just the discovery of the hidden writing on the scroll." Chris felt that there was no need to guess about Easter's question, which was obviously not the case.

"Well, I know it's hard to hide it from everyone. After the experiment, the captain has a new guess, and it's still very sure."

"Ahem, Captain East, why don't you just be a little more agile?" Chris rolled her eyes angrily.

"Ahem, actually, the correct way to display the handwriting on this scroll should be..."

To be continued...

(End of this chapter)