Wait for Me, Wait for Me!

"Uh..."

Both sides scratched their heads. After thinking for a while, Qi Zi came up with an idea.

"Given the current situation, speaking and transmitting messages through Divine Sense won't work, and sending messages is basically impractical too."

"But we just fought, and we could clearly see each other's movements. We could even hear the rumbling."

"That gives me some room to work with."

"How about... the legendary Morse Code?"

"I do know it. When I first started university, I got hooked on it after watching a movie and even studied it in detail. But it was only the most basic version."

"And our Saintess doesn't know it, so will it work?"

The so-called Moose Code was actually Morse code, invented by the American Samuel Morse in 1837.

It consisted of two symbols: dots, dot (.), and dashes, dash (-).

A dot was one basic unit of signal, while the length of a dash was equivalent to three dots.

Within a letter or number, the interval between each dot and dash should be two dots long. The interval between letters or numbers should be seven dots long.

It sounded troublesome, but this thing was actually extremely common in movies. Of course, it also appeared quite often in anti-Chicken Country dramas.

Generally speaking, people who played with Morse code had their own set of reference tables. With one, they could accurately convey the clues they needed and communicate precisely.

For example, by creating a code table, one could completely convert Chinese characters into "code transmission."

But that required making the table oneself, and both sides had to know it. Without that, one could knock out countless codes and it still wouldn't help.

"I don't have any reference table with our Saintess, and she probably hasn't studied Morse code carefully either. So