Le Shi readily agreed to the invitation, thinking that this was an opportunity to get closer to the truth.

Is it conceited? sort of. But if you promise to talk about things, you must always do your best. There may be additional gains.

Crises, crises, dangers and opportunities always coexist, and there are always opportunities when there is danger. Any result is a variable under the choice, and this is her choice.

The unknown is not too scary, from the moment she enters the sea, everything is already unknown, one step or ten steps, it is all in line with the unknown.

Lese looked speechlessly at the few security pirates who had just circled on the edge of death, a little envious of their ignorance.

Along the way, Le Shi paid attention to the eyes on the road, lowered his head and sneered, it is estimated that these monitoring devices have already fallen under the control of Captain Dudin, and he suddenly feels a little sympathetic to the owl whose forces are being eaten away little by little. Now on Pirate Island, the situation seems to be beginning to be obscure, and she can't judge whether this chaotic state of affairs is beneficial or more difficult for her mission.

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As twilight wore on, Captain Dudin waved off his men and walked into the bedroom.

Soft lighting in the bedroom spreads on the bed.

Captain Dudin's steps gradually became gentle, and the closer he got to the bedside, the more relaxed his whole state of mind became, like a warrior who had just come off the battlefield to remove all the armor from his body, and a gentleness that was very incompatible with his hideous countenance appeared between his brows.

At this time, if someone sees the undulation of the quilt on the bed, they will think that there is a person lying on the bed.

Captain Dudin sat down on the edge of the bed, gently lifted the quilt, as if to wake up someone, his eyebrows and eyes were full of extreme pampering, and he stroked the palm of his hand, and the cold touch under his hand made him habitually let out a thousand seven hundred and ninety-fourth sighs.

This is a lifelike one-to-one underglaze colored ceramic figure, to be precise, bone china. The general bone china ware is fired with pottery powder mixed with animal bone powder, and this bone china figure is mixed with human bones.

The world's most famous potters will be amazed to see this seamless bone china and will definitely worship it as the world's most artistic masterpiece.

It is more life-like than the celebrity wax figures in Madame Tussauds.

The ceramic surface is crystal clear, exuding a lustrous brilliance comparable to that of the most precious jade. The glazed skin is naturally soft and full of color, and the skin texture and pores on it are meticulously made. As seen with the naked eye, it's as real as a girl's skin.

Every detail of the contour of the human body is handled naturally and smoothly.

The most rare thing is that the face of the portrait is half smiling, with the curvature of the eyebrows and the corners of the eyes, so that people can fully imagine her character, shrewd, intelligent, hearty and with graceful stubbornness.

The face is not a stunning beauty, but the charm of looking forward to life and heroic posture makes people dizzy and suspicious.

It's alive! It's going to be all that melts when you see it.

The master who created this work was none other than the rough-looking, hideous-looking, bloody-armed Captain Dudin, whose portrait was based on his wife.

The bone powder in it is that he dismantles the bones of his wife's remains one by one, and distributes them according to the arrangement and organization of the bones, and uses them for different parts of the body of the portrait, meticulously. The scene of crushing his wife's bones with his own hands and blending them into the pottery powder little by little is as vivid as yesterday for his origins.