Once the first clue had been observed, Fu Luo's information-processing ability meant that, with his straw hat on, he only needed a few minutes to sort out the truth.
Now, Fu Luo had seen through everything completely.
These starfish were not the "Heirs of the Absolute Sea" that lived in the waters near the 6th Island. They had not even swum here.
They had been "teleported" here.
Fu Luo's reason for making this judgment was simple—the waves and fog were flowing in an overly uniform direction, and it did not look as though ordinary sea winds had formed them.
The shape of the waves and the state of the fog's movement were more like there was a "door" somewhere in the distant sea. The different temperatures and water quality on either side of the door had caused convection, which in turn produced these currents.
However, because the starfish also stirred up the seawater and fog while swimming and crawling ashore, they had created many "interference factors," making this difficult for ordinary people to notice.
But after Fu Luo observed the situation carefully... he could still truly unravel the clues.
Taking in information and eliminating impurities—this process in Fu Luo's mind was like a precisely quantified chemical reaction: exact and rigorous.
The interference factors were eliminated one by one. What remained were clues that revealed the truth as directly as "written instructions."
"If someone on Mist Island possesses a method resembling a teleportation gate, allowing them to teleport large numbers of Heirs of the Absolute Sea here at fixed times and locations, and if we further assume that they are targeting Players and deliberately seeking to seize Freud's legacy... then this person should be connected to Mist Island's Ancient Civilization."
"It's known that there are only a few Ancient Remnants who