"A pack of flood beasts." Blake added with a blank face.

"Ah......h

"There's some truth to that, too."

"You're going to read them all?" Blake, seeing Rey open page after page, and because he didn't know what to do for a while, he asked a sentence that was obviously completely meaningless.

As soon as the words came out, he twitched the corners of his mouth first, and hurriedly continued: "Don't answer me." As soon as Blake finished speaking, he began to feel that his actions were so stupid, and he simply stared at the three seeds floating up and down in the giant petri dish.

The medicine man, and the others, would have noticed that Blake's expression now looked as if he was trying to see a flower from the three seeds, and he was still the kind who didn't stop if he didn't see it.

Suddenly, Blake

"Whoosh" had to stand up straight, his eyes staring incredulously at the middle of the three seeds.

"Rey?" He exclaimed in an uncertain tone,

"Look at that seed in the middle?"

"What's wrong? Is there something wrong? Rey looked up at the seed.

"This ......" Blake glared at the seed,

"Did you see anything?"

"See what?" Rey tilted his head and shifted his angle, trying to see something unusual in it.

"Nothing." Blake shook his head,

"I guess I'm dazzled."

"Uhhhh......h He shook his head again and looked back at the pages on his computer.

"......" Blake pinched his left arm hard, and his mind was full of what he had just seen - the muse's face flashed in the moment when the seed was lit up again, and the picture was very clear.

Blake was sure it wasn't an accident, but the picture appeared for a moment, and it never reappeared.

This made it impossible for him to verify it, and it was difficult for him to explain it to Rey. What do you want him to say? Say I just saw the muse, right on the seed in the middle?

Come on, he'd rather go to the ship's toilet than say such unfounded words.

I tried my best, but time is limited, so let's keep up the good work!