Crane's Ark of Tomorrow Daily

If they had come a year or two later, the murals would have been corroded, and no one would have noticed the abnormality of this passage. It can be said that the timing of the stone falling was very clever.

The first thing UNIVE-02 captured was a slightly confusing mural.

In the center of the mural is a vaguely huge human figure, which seems to be floating high in the air. A circle is drawn above the figure, which should refer to the sun, and there is a small star on the side of the sun. It should be the only North Star in the sky.

Under the human figure, there are countless small people kneeling down, but these small people are divided into two parts, one part seems to be performing sacrificial activities, and the other part... seems to be enduring some kind of torture?

I can't see what the murals express at all.

UNIVE-02 did not stop, this mural was quickly swept away, and what appeared in their eyes was a new mural.

This time the mural was painted on a high mountain, surrounded by various signs indicating the weather, which is also unknown.

Immediately after is the third mural, which is even more puzzling. It looks like a huge square box, and countless villains are walking out of the box...

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The number of murals is far more than these three, and the content is completely different, and there is no connection between them.

Although it is not clear what these murals express, the operators in Rhodes Island agree that these murals were left by the ancestors, and the purpose is to convey some information to them...but they simply do not understand the meaning of the murals .

While others were discussing, Li Ke remained silent.

There is a problem, there must be a problem... There are very big problems in these murals, but no one except him has noticed the sense of dissonance and sense revealed in the murals.

There is a decisive difference between the identities of Li Ke and these people. He is an "ancestor who has survived tens of thousands of years ago", while these Rhode Island operators are "Tara people who were born after the extinction of the ancestors." .

In Li Ke's view, these murals are completely left by "primitives". The ancestors have already entered the age of the universe and can carry out interstellar colonization. Unless someone is idle, who will imitate the "primitives" People' painting this kind of mural on the wall?

By the way...the concept of 'primitives' does not exist in the history learned by the people of Terra, so they cannot perceive any strangeness.

But this kind of thing can't be told to other people, and Li Ke can only stand aside silently, listening to other people's heated discussions.

However, it doesn't matter if these Rhode Island operators don't discuss it, this discussion really yielded some useful things.

After looking at all the murals, the focus of their discussion returned to the original one.After studying the first mural for a long time, Huang came to a somewhat surprising conclusion.

"These things... look a bit like Lateran's religious myths?" Lateran?

This mural looks so confusing at all, how did it have something to do with Lateran?

Huang leaned in front of the console, looked at the mural again for a while, and then said very firmly, "It must be true, the one I saw at the time is very similar to it."

Without making others wait too long, Huang entered memory mode and began to tell others about her experiences many years ago.

"About 15 years ago? Or how many years ago, I can't remember the exact time," Huang scratched his head and said nonchalantly, "I was still living in Victoria at the time, playing in my study At that time, I accidentally found a picture book, which seems to be a reading material used by the Lateran people to enlighten children... Although the painting style is different, there is indeed a similar picture in it."

During the chat before, Huang once revealed some of her past experience. She used to be the only daughter of a wealthy family in Victoria. It was only after some accidents happened in her family that she fell to the current situation.

"I was still young at that time, and I have almost forgotten it now. I just remember it vaguely. It seems to be a picture book about Lateran myths."

Lateran's status in this world is very special. It not only maintains its independence surrounded by big countries such as Victoria, Letania, and Iberia, but also continuously radiates its culture to neighboring countries. Faith, among which the most severely affected are Victoria and Iberia.

Iberia even imitated Lateran and set up a nondescript institution like the "trial court".

In the upper class of Victorian society, there is indeed some market for Rutland beliefs, and it is not surprising that some enlightenment readings flowed into Victoria.

Hearing this, the others were a little confused.

Although they come from all over the world, when it comes to Rutland... this has touched their blind spot of knowledge.

The only person who can understand is Warfarin who is Sarkaz. It is said that the person who understands a person best is often his enemy. Sarkaz and Sakota have been enemies for so many years, so there should be some It is right to understand.

But looking at Warfarin's bewildered look, this question obviously touched her blind spot of knowledge.

"That is to say... this huge human figure refers to the God of Lateran?" Amiya asked doubtfully after zooming in on the picture.

Huang shrugged irresolutely, "It should be. Besides Him, there is no other possibility, right?"

This explanation seems very reasonable. If Huang is not wrong, then this huge floating figure refers to the 'god' of Lateran belief, and these kneeling on the ground are his people.

It's just... there is another question, let alone those villains who are being punished, why don't those villains kneeling on the ground to perform sacrifices have any Sakota characteristics on them?It can't be said that they are all Li Boli, can they?

You must know that Sakota is the real owner of Lateran, and those Liboli people living in Lateran are just a group of refugees who took refuge in the past many years ago.

"Warfarin, do you know anything about this?" Amiya turned her head and asked Warfarin.

After all, she has lived for so many years, so she should know something.

"How...how should I say this?" Warfarin sounded hesitant, "I'm not very clear about this painting, but if He really represents the God of Lateran, then I can explain the following two groups of people What is it?"

"The ones who are holding sacrifices must be the Sakota people. As for those who are being punished...it should be us Sarkaz."

"It is said that the Lateran God controls all the order in the world, and all those who disrupt the order will be punished by the Lateran God..."

"Sarkaz?" Amiya wanted to continue asking, but no matter how she asked, Warfarin was unwilling to continue explaining.

This is also the source of Sarkaz's inherent guilt. The Sakota and the Sarkaz are actually of the same origin... Does she dare to say such things casually?It's not that she doesn't want to tell Amiya, but that there are too many other irrelevant people present, and it's not good for her to say it.

If she said it, the judge would come to knock on the door in person the next night...even if she is hiding at a depth of 2000 meters underground.

Warfarin did not doubt the mobility of those 'robots' at all, and she didn't want to die so young.

Seeing that they couldn't get the answer from Warfarin, the others didn't force it. Anyway, the large number of murals discovered proved that there was indeed something hidden behind this passage.

"Wait, isn't there a Sakota here? Why don't you ask him?"

Then, they suddenly remembered, isn't there a genuine Sakota present?Just ask him what's going on?