Chapter 105: Reverse Speculation

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Putting away his memories, the turtle recounted the things to be observed when entering the tower, "It's still the old rule, you are a minion, you can only go up to three floors, more than three floors, and you must not step in! You can only enter the time of one stick of incense every time, and you must come out when the time comes, otherwise you will be destroyed on the spot!"

"The juniors understand. Xingjue said calmly.

The old turtle nodded, and the old hand lifted the crutches to the ground lightly, and with a squeak, the dark stone door automatically opened half of the entrance.

Xingjue stepped into the ghost tower, first took a turn on the first floor, secretly noticed those texts that had been opened or borrowed directly, and after making a note in his heart, he immediately walked up to the second floor to make the same observation.

He had entered several times before, and he had already understood all the documents on the first and second floors, and even remembered the location clearly.

In order to reach his realm, as long as things change in the slightest, they can be clearly captured by him, and finally gathered in his heart: in the first and second layers, there are a total of five maps and maps of different regions, as well as seven medicine books, three poison books, and some disorganized texts.

That said, someone has looked at these things recently.

Chaos is good at planning, and not a single one of its men is not good at preparing in advance.

Xing Jue has long figured out a rule, those who have been assigned a confidential mission by Chaos, even if they are careful not to show the slightest abnormality, but as long as they are concerned about the mission, their behavior will unconsciously deviate towards the task.

For example, Chaos arranges for a certain subordinate to go to an unknown town in the east, so when this person sees a bunch of maps, he will subconsciously pay more attention to the maps to the east.

Also, if it is related to sects, pills, formations, and so on, it is easier to leave clues through weapon spectrums, medicine spectrums, Danshu array books, and so on. Even if these people are already well-informed, they don't need to come to the Ghost Tower to check out this kind of very basic text, but their bias will affect the people around them who are bent on currying favor with them, these people will observe words and colors, capture the preferences of the master in a moment, and then try to make some preparations to please the master.

Star Absolute would regularly come here to check the traces of Wen Jian's movement, and based on these clues, he would speculate on what the Chaos men were preparing, and then estimate the tasks they might be assigned to. Based on these missions, Star Jedi has grasped the tip of the iceberg of the Chaos Plan.

Previously, exploring the Abyss of the Fallen Spirit, he was told that his mission was to assist Ji Luo to kill it and break the seal formation. What Chaos is specifically plotting is known only to Himero.

It was impossible for Hoshi to get a word out of Himero's mouth, so the day before he left, he went to the Ghost Tower to check it out, and from the clues, he analyzed that the thing might be related to Garo.

Later, when he encountered the Great Array of Stars and accidentally fell into Jialuo Village, Xing Jue was not the slightest surprise in his heart, and in the end, based on his experience and judgment along the way, he concluded in advance that the Qiantian Mirror was the ultimate plot of Chaos, and then hinted at Ji Yan in time.

Although he still brought back some of the fragments in the end, Ji Yan also left a piece there.

In this way, Xingjue has predicted many times in advance, but only a few can really predict accurately.

There are too many possibilities for reverse extrapolation, and although he has ruled out many possibilities, the possibilities that cannot be ruled out are still huge.

In particular, his authority is only enough to enter the first three floors of the Ghost Tower, and the text of these three floors is too ordinary and has no secrets to speak of, which leads to his frequent errors in prediction, and even sometimes the bizarre reasoning results can startle him.

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