"Your name is Wood?" Kaya's voice sounded high-pitched, and Wood couldn't help but shudder at the sound of it, but Wood quickly calmed himself down.

"Yes, you erased my memory, didn't you?" Wood looked up, eyes looking directly at the other.

"Well, I'm sorry to tell you, you're late. Kaya lamented that Wood's memories had been stolen not so long ago.

"What do you mean by that?" Professor Theye asked hurriedly, without waiting for Wood to speak. There are no other creatures here but Kaya, who would have such a great ability to steal things from their own illusions, and it is still under Kaya's nose.

"Siye, you should know that I didn't want this to happen, but the truth was so cruel that a few mornings Wood's memories were stolen. Yes, you heard it right, it was really someone else who stole it, and it was right under my nose. Kaya looked worried, and not just because Wood's memories would reveal its message.

"Kaya, I believe what you said is true, can you tell us what happened to this, how could anyone enter here and steal something?" Professor Siye was sure that his illusion could not be trespassed, and even Brooke could not enter his illusion at will.

"Here's how it happened, after you left yesterday, I guessed that you would come back to me. So I didn't think it would be a smart thing to hide that memory in myself, so I decided to hide that memory in a place where it wasn't easy to be found. Kaya recalled, looking bad.

"Could you be ......?" Professor Theye seemed to know where Kaya was going to hide that memory.

"Yes, you guessed it, it's Skyclave Water. I thought about it all night before I decided to hide that memory in the Skyclave water. Only in this way will this secret not be known to the second person, but who knew that when my hand reached into the Skyclave water, a pair of hands were stretched out from the inside. It was those hands that snatched that memory away, and I didn't even know what the other person looked like or who he was. And just like that, he snatched what was supposed to belong to me, Siye, who do you think will rob me?" Kaya's tears of sadness were about to fall.

"That's not your stuff, it's Wood's, it's what you snatched from Wood. Theoretically, you're the same as the thief, you're the same kind, and you're the one who lost Wood's memories, and it's all up to you. Suri was confident that she could retrieve Wood's memories, but when she heard Kaya say that Wood's memories had been stolen, she was really angry. So the tone of his speech to Kaya also became heavy, which made Wood feel a little embarrassed.

"And do you see those hands clearly, what do they look like?" Wood quickly diverted the subject, keeping Kaya from what Suri had just said.

"I didn't really see it because of the water streaks, but I did see a black birthmark on his hand. Kaya recalls that the water ripples on the surface of the water made it impossible to see everything in the water, and that the black birthmark was too easy to see, so Kaya only saw the birthmark.

"Black birthmarks?" asked Professor Siye, puzzled, as there happened to be one person with a black birthmark on his hand among the people he knew, and that was Professor Crick. "Since what happened to Wood, he's the only one who hasn't made a personal comment or attitude. When they argued, he just sat there quietly, looking at them calmly, as if the matter had nothing to do with him.

"Who did you think of?" Kaya saw Professor Siye's incredulous look and knew that he must already have a suspicion in his heart, but he didn't quite believe in it yet.

"Could it be ......?"

"No, it can't be his, absolutely impossible. Just as Su Rui was about to say who it was, Professor Siye interrupted her first.

"Who are you talking about, how could he not be the one who stole my things?" Kaya was very concerned about the man in Suri's mouth, and he was desperate to know who this person was.

"Please figure it out later, it's not your thing, it's Wood's, it's not yours. Su Rui was very concerned about this matter, and felt that Kaya was really selfish.

"That includes me, too, so there's nothing wrong with my words, but you, Miss Suri, who is the person you just talked about, and what do you all know?" Kaya asked eagerly, feeling that Siye was deliberately hiding something from him.

"Kaya, listen to me, although you are very unhappy about losing something, this matter really has nothing to do with the person we thought of. He's even less likely to steal from the Skyclave water, I guess you promise. "If you want to steal something from the Skyclave, it can be anyone, but it can't be Professor Crick.

"Why are you like this, surely not the person you thought of, I really saw it at the time, that person had a black birthmark on his left hand. Not only that, but I also know that the birthmark is in the shape of half a star, and there should be no such coincidence in this world, two people have birthmarks of the same color and shape in the same position. If it were you, would you believe such a coincidence?" Kaya was unhappy with Siye's concealment, but it couldn't rush yet, it needed to convince Professor Siye that it was all possible.

"Professor Crick, are you talking about this person Professor Crick, oh my God, this is incredible. Mante, who had been thinking silently just now, only then did he guess who Su Rui wanted to say just now. But when he blurted out, everyone turned their eyes to him, especially Kaya, with surprise in their eyes.

"Very well, the person you just thought of was Professor Crick, right?" Kaya saw the expression on Professor Seye's face, and already knew that this person was Professor Crick that Mante was talking about.

"Did I say something wrong, didn't you guess this person is not Professor Crick, shouldn't be? I was curious about his black birthmark during class, and I can't be mistaken. Mante didn't realize what he had just done, and when Professor Siye looked at him in disappointment, Mante thought he had mispronounced the name. But when he thought about it, he was not wrong, Professor Crick had this birthmark in the shape of a black half-star on his left hand.