Han Su took three minutes to face his frustration, emptiness, and helplessness.
Three minutes later, he opened his eyes and considered what to do next.
Everything Miss Ai had done was carefully calculated. If he still couldn't understand it, that was his problem.
Now he needed to figure out everything she had left behind and anticipate how those "big shots" would react once the report was submitted. It was like their escape from the Ancient Castle: no matter how many people died, the survivors still had to keep running.
First, he slowly picked up the things in the case and examined them.
He didn't know whether his theory could explain these strange phenomena, but the items themselves were the most important thing.
At a glance, neither the glasses nor the pocket watch looked unusual.
Skinny monkey had handled them directly before, so Han Su saw no reason to be overly cautious. He picked them up gently and inspected them, noting only their light weight and metallic feel.
When Han Su put the glasses on, he felt slightly dizzy, and his vision blurred. His Mental Activity seemed to have been activated against his will.
With the glasses on, his Mental Power was also beyond his control, continuously seeping out at a certain amplitude.
The pocket watch looked beautiful.
It just didn't tick.
Holding it produced the same distinct stir of Mental Activity, a sign that it was no ordinary object. Unfortunately, though his Mental Activity could confirm that both items were extraordinary, figuring out what they did wasn't so simple.
It would be strange if the things found on monsters in that bizarre place were ordinary.
The same went for the book. It surely had something strange—or perhaps something miraculous—about it.
But at least for now, he couldn't tell what.
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