"The sea monster has also made astonishing progress. It recognizes characters extremely quickly, and even the active regions of its brain have changed. The changes are so great, it's like a monster transforming into human form!" Song He said. "Wait a few more months, and I estimate the sea monster will be able to communicate with us. I'll contact you again then!"
"Good!" General Wang walked to the car and opened the door, then suddenly remembered something. "Oh, right—Hessy! Don't rush to give her an answer about coming to Former University of Science and Technology. There's something strange about her."
"Strange?" Song He asked.
"She seems to have sprung out of a crack in a rock. Her parents may very well be fake. We investigated according to her family information and discovered that her parents died in an oceanic drifting accident two years ago," General Wang said.
"We also investigated the information about her parents while they were alive, but it was extremely vague. The whole family was as indistinct as steam. Normal people leave clear traces of their lives in the world, and those traces only fade after many years at the earliest."
"Oceanic drifting?" Song He found it hard to understand. "How are the words 'oceanic' and 'drifting' supposed to go together?"
"Her parents claimed to be anthropologists who specialized in studying the spread and migration of prehistoric humans. To prove that humans could have drifted on rafts to remote islands in the open ocean thousands of years ago, her parents actually built a raft and began drifting from the coast of Africa," General Wang said. "They disappeared while drifting. The death certificate was absurdly casual. It said that perhaps there had been a huge wave."
Song He stared blankly. "That's absurd! This... this is a rare way