Bai Ye regained his vision once more. This time, he found that he was no longer standing, but leaning against Laurentina's embrace. Although she had seemed to be looking for amusement earlier, she was the first to step forward and hold Bai Ye.
"Are you all right?" Skadi asked, while Laurentina looked at him with concern.
"I... I'm fine." Bai Ye said so, but his expression was rather strange as he looked at the system panel that had appeared before him at some unknown point.
It seemed that it was not the stone monument showing him those images. Rather, Bai Ye had apparently used the system as an interface to forcibly obtain some information from the monument.
It looked like this thing had been left behind by the so-called Pre-Civilization, and it came from the same civilization as the Stone Coffins on land. It was an answer that made perfect intuitive sense. At the same time, Bai Ye learned that the writing before him—well, it could tentatively be called "Seaborn script"—was an extremely awkward language. It was upside down and reversed from left to right. No wonder he had failed to understand it before.
Coming back to his senses, Bai Ye told the Hunters what he had seen, then shook his head.
"Other than that, I didn't see anything else."
The End
(I've got the resources now, so I'm preparing to catch up on King-Ohger. This Sentai is so good.)
"Just now, you suddenly lost consciousness and fell backward. Skadi nearly lost her temper and drew her sword to chop that stone monument apart..." Laurentina said as she held Bai Ye.
"I went to great lengths to stop her." Gladiia shot Skadi a helpless glance. Clearly, she had no particularly good way of dealing with this straightforward, dim-witted Skadi.