Lu Mi thought it over. That was indeed the case:
"The first questions are what the fragments are and how to find them. Second, once we've found them all, is arranging them according to this formation diagram enough..."
"Right." Shen Yiwen nodded. "We don't have an answer to the first question yet."
"As for the second, I found an ancient book written in that script. It said we need to use something from a person to repair it. I'm still trying to decipher those words."
Cheng Cheng asked, "Can't we ask the Mother Goddess?"
Shen Yiwen fell silent for a moment. "She can't read."
Although the problems were plain to see, they had at least made tremendous progress.
And that progress was the result of Shen Yiwen refusing to settle into an easy life, devoting herself to painstaking research all these years.
A cheerful mood filled the air. Only then did Lu Mi notice that Roman seemed to have been gone for quite some time.
Cheng Cheng was still grinning foolishly, begging Shen Yiwen to show him more interesting things she had discovered in the Library.
Lu Mi set down what he was holding and strode outside.
He found the two little girls who had shown Roman the way and hurriedly asked where the bathroom was.
One of the girls slowly turned around, her eyes vacant. "Are you looking for Roman?"
"Don't bother."
"He's as good as dead."
Lu Mi said, "What?"
"I can't say."
He only went out to use the bathroom. How could-no.
He smacked his head in frustration.
Roman had suddenly disappeared, then seemed to be washing a wound by the stream... He should have pressed him for answers. He should never have let that guy's smile fool him!
"Where did he go?"
The girl sighed, but