Su Wen was not prepared to start a conversation with the reader and exchange information.
He and Jiang Menghan separated to look for the information they needed.
This library reading room stores a lot of information collected by Captain Jerome and his fleet on the Lost Sea.
"I heard that the Wiltings had visited several island towns founded by castaways.
Therefore, the reading room and database of this giant ocean-going ship also contain the information written when it was anchored on those castaway islands."
Su Wen looked through the information again and again and said calmly.
After forty minutes of quick reading and screening.
He stood in front of a row of bookshelves and picked up a logbook from the eighteenth century:
The content of the log piqued his interest:
[The Lost Sea route I am passing through now runs parallel to the most dangerous strait on earth: the Torres Strait.
Perhaps because of the powerful shielding effect of the fog of the Lost Sea on sonar and radar detection, the shadows brought by reefs and deep-sea threats are also larger.
not to mention.
There are also castaways from the real world, the Torres Strait Islanders.
Those dangerous indigenous people.
The distinct Torres Strait Islander tribes have a unique culture and long history of presence on the islands and adjacent coasts.
Moreover, since nearly a thousand years ago, they have recorded the extraordinary characteristic of "drifting" in ancient and mysterious aboriginal sacrificial activities.
so.
reader.
Please be aware of dangers that are not part of the Kuroshio.】
[——Documentary source:
Great Library—The Royal Society
Recorded by: Scottish geographer Alexander Dalrymple]
Saw this line of text.
Su Wen thought for a moment.
He picked up the book and walked to the side of the reading room, sitting next to the imitation Baroque-style wooden table made of high-grade black walnut wood from the North American broad-leaved forest.
at this time.
Opposite him.
Jiang Menghan had already taken a book and started reading it seriously.
The girl's delicate profile is extremely beautiful under the bright yellow light of the European chandelier, shining like a painting written by Da Vinci.
But Su Wen just admired it calmly for a moment and did not choose to disturb it.
then.
He then turned his attention to the nautical notes he had chosen from the eighteenth century.
Maybe it’s because of the tacit understanding developed over the years from high school to college.
Both of them were immersed in the atmosphere of reading.
The cabin of the ocean-going ship Wiltings has several larger bars and information rooms depending on the area.
However, the only places open for reading are Area B adjacent to the VIP lounge where they are currently located, and the viewing area near the deck and external barriers.
Half an hour later.
Su Wen calmly placed the book horizontally on the table.
He used the virtual reality function of [Time Travel Game] to personally enter this space.
Naturally, you can also feel the calming effect of the high-grade incense from Europa England in this reading room:
"Use styrax, myrrh, and maple incense as the environment.
Compared to a bar full of Texans reveling in the carnival, the reading room is indeed more relaxing.
What kind of information have you collected? I think it’s almost time.”
The iceberg girl raised her cold eyes and looked at him and said:
"Next destination on this flight:
Next stop on the route: The First Route of the Lost Sea, Jupiter's Starting Monument.
It is said that there is the best near-Earth supergiant Jupiter observatory in the world today.
NASA has a station and a lighthouse town there."
She raised the book in her hand with azure stars and red diagonal NASA logo printed on the cover and gestured gently,
"Suppose you are interested in the lighthouse there.
perhaps.
We should make some preparations in advance.
As for you, did you find any interesting news?"
I heard the slight amusement in Jiang Menghan's cold words.
Su Wen also smiled gently and replied:
"This is a voyager's notebook from the eighteenth century.
But if you are familiar with the history of the Age of Discovery.
I think you are familiar with the name Alexander Dalrymple."
"Drawer of the Royal Society's Australian charts?"
Jiang Menghan said based on his memory of what he had read.
Su Wen nodded and then added:
"Alexander Dalrymple was not only a fellow of the Royal Society of England.
He also has an extremely important identity:
The first hydrographer of the British Admiralty.
In other words, I have in my hands the rest of Dalrymple's voyage notes that are still on the bookshelf.
They all pointed out that the Lost Sea had seen the presence of "Torres Strait Islanders" castaways from the southern hemisphere of Australia.
In other words, the first route may have a border gate linking Australia.
And the key point.
Perhaps it is the Torres Strait Islanders, the so-called Aboriginal people, who regard the drifting phenomenon as a special miracle."
I heard Su Wen say this.
A somewhat pensive look appeared on the iceberg girl's beautiful face.
She raised questions about current science:
"Due to geomagnetic effects.
According to the current data from Yunzhou Meteorite Research Institute, it is proved that:
It is just a tributary span of the psychic tide, and it stands to reason that it cannot reach the extent of crossing the northern and southern hemispheres.
Moreover, Europe in the 18th century was not a period of active spiritual trends.
The study of dark matter was only proposed in 1922 by J. Kapteyn, a Dutch astronomer and pioneer of stellar astronomy in the 20th century."
About this question.
It is difficult for Su Wen to give a definite answer.
He can only put forward hypotheses through simulation conjecture:
"That's right.
In the 18th century, Europe, or the entire Earth-Moon spiritual energy tide, was in a stable low ebb period.
But this rule may not necessarily apply to the Lost Land.
At least we need to get to a lighthouse near the border gate of Australia's Great Barrier Reef or somewhere else.
If my guess is correct.
There definitely exists a higher Reynolds number benchmark than the spiritual tidal energy flow in the real world."
Su Wen's analysis was not stated in the team's voice.
Because this is the conclusion he drew based on the internal information in this reading room.
It's not secret information at all.
Moreover, this elegant gentleman actually has another hidden purpose.
That is, to test the person who has already read the materials in the reading room.
Su Wen is convinced.
That person may have the information he wants.
Along with the exact analysis he gives.
Unexpected system prompts also quietly emerged:
【Dear Chief Player】,
【Please remember】
【In the Lost Sea.
Knowledge will also become an extremely valuable asset]
[You have discovered the journey card ‘Torres Strait: Castaway’]
[You have discovered the side activity of "Opening up the Lost Sea": collecting decks and finding treasures]
[Journey Card: Torres Strait: Drifter (only available when you enter Drifting or Kuroshio Trek.
Effect of use: You will obtain the current number of "activated lighthouses*3" ghost escort fleet.)]
[This card can only be used once]
[Belongs to the journey deck ‘Torres’ Secret Treasure’]