Lu Yao looked at the H-shaped Letter Creature in front of him, somewhat at a loss.
The little thing could not communicate. Although it had the entry [unknown creature], it had no panel data.
It shuffled across the ground, its movements slow and clumsy.
It was clear that this tiny life-form was trying hard to get away from him and Isabelle.
Lu Yao followed from far behind, avoiding frightening it.
As he tracked it, he noticed that the letter creature had a fixed route. It was a kind of white gravel embedded in the ground, the stones forming a long, linear track across the surface.
The letter creature kept moving along the track.
The nearby ground was covered in such stone tracks. They were made of Forbidden Stone, laid all the way along the black hexagonal crystal ground, fitting neatly into the gaps between the crystals and proving quite sturdy.
These thin white tracks drew a tree-like diagram over the black ground, with small pits around every line, like fruit on a tree.
Many letter creatures lived in those pits, which were filled with white clay-like Breathing Soil. Here, it had become both an adhesive and some kind of aquatic environment.
The letter creatures were all very small, lying at the bottoms of the water pits like miniature shellfish. Their Forbidden Stone shells were mostly oval, square, or triangular, while the bodies underneath were soft and slender.
The H-shaped one outside was the largest Lu Yao had seen, and its shell was also the strangest.
After observing it, Isabelle said, "My lord, this creature is in a relatively primitive stage and does not yet possess the ability to communicate."
Gods were not able to communicate with every form of life.
Ordinary flowers, plants, and trees could not, and neither could