"Pick us up? why?" Lukka asked in surprise, he wouldn't believe that Phil had suddenly become enthusiastic, the bear kid had always been staring at his experimental equipment, and it was difficult for him to answer a word. Pen Fun Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Phil also got up from the ground, inhaled the cool air and rubbed his forehead, a large red bag bulging almost instantly, and he hit the wooden handle of the amethyst staff.

"I've been waiting for you to come back for the past few days!" he said, pulling out a medicine bottle from the small bag he was carrying, and smearing the purple liquid on the bag with his fingers.

"Tell me, what's the trouble this time around?" asked Luca.

"How could I be such a harmless and cute little boy?" Phil blinked innocently, if it weren't for the purple potion flowing down his forehead that made his whole person quite funny, this expression would still be quite deceptive.

"Then why don't you stay in the lab?" Lukka sniffed a few times alertly, but luckily, there was no burnt smell of the station being blown up in the air.

"That's right, half a month ago, I was measuring the distribution of magnetic field lines on this island, you don't know that the magnetite on some islands will affect the pointing of the compass, right?

Lukka looked at the seeming color scheme, grinned, and decided to leave him alone, but continued with Phil's words: "I know this, it is marked on the charts, and the course correction will be carried out near Tata Island." ”

"Ah, I thought you were completely scientifically illiterate!" said Phil with a laugh, "that afternoon, all the instruments suddenly failed, and all the hands kept spinning, and after a while, whether it was the measurement of magnetic power, the magic power, or the magic power that I had newly made to measure your magical power, it all pointed a little to the south-east. ”

"And then?"

"I measured it carefully, you know, as long as there are two points that guide the direction, you can measure the target position with the three-point measurement method. Phil asked another basic question uneasily.

Lukka nodded impatiently.

"All the instruments, and I say the ones that point the way, of course, all point to one coordinate: Lisand Island!" Phil said.

"What is that place?" Lukka heard the name familiar.

"The island where Huifan Harbor is located is called Lisha Island. Crete reminded in a low voice.

"Well, why don't you just go back to Sail Harbor?" Lukka said helplessly.

"No, I'm all geographically named, and who knows when those ports will be renamed?" Phil shook his head.

"Well, you go on. Lukka found that if he had been entangled with Phil over these issues, the conversation would quickly lead him to something strange.

"Well, I thought at the time, aren't you just going back to the port to find the sunset express? this kind of energy fluctuation must have nothing to do with you!" Phil grabbed the corner of Luca's coat, as if he was afraid that he would run away on his island.

"So, it's definitely not me who caused the trouble this time, but you guys, right?" he asked excitedly.

"What's the trouble, that's so ugly!" Lukka pulled the clothes out of Phil's hand, and he was speechless for a moment as he looked at the green and purple potion marks left on the fabric.

"And what the hell have you done?" said Phil, who still had excitement on his face.

"Let's talk about it back at the station. Lukka looked left and right, and some of the idlers who liked to join in the fun had already begun to watch with great interest.

Now is not a good place to speak, if all the circumstances are really clarified, the Sunset Islands, which have just escaped the solar crisis, will probably immediately fall into another round of panic. In fact, when the whole world may be blown up to scum at any time, it may be happy to know nothing.

Back in the resident study, Lukka told the story from beginning to end.

"Boy, I can't even imagine the trouble you've caused this time!" Phil's eyes widened.

"Why did it become that we got into trouble? That stupid deer himself told the other two main gods, what can I do?" Lukka retorted dissatisfiedly.

"But the Silence Box was lost from you!" Phil pointed out Luca's mistake pointedly, shaking his head against the horror of his head.

Nora finally couldn't take it anymore, took out a handkerchief, poured some water from the kettle on the table, and pressed it on Phil's forehead.

Phil took the handkerchief and continued while wiping it: "However, you said that they took all the artifacts half a month ago, but there has been no movement so far?"

"yes, what do you think?" Lukka decided to ignore the bear child's slander against him, he just screamed and didn't lose a piece of meat anyway.

"Well, maybe I really know!" said Phil, jumping out of his chair and rushing out the door.

A few minutes later, he returned with a large pile of papers full of information, and spread them on the table one by one:

"Look, this, this, and this, they all speak for themselves!"

"What's the problem?" Lukka really didn't understand a word.

"Oops," Phil shook his head in disappointment, "You just said that this world and the other worlds have briefly opened passages, and once they almost collided, right?"

"It should be for this reason that I can now measure some disturbances of magical power. I used to think it was you, but now it seems that the energy I measured is radiating from that magical world!" he said, pointing to the curves on a piece of paper.

"But aren't these worlds interconnected now?" Lukka asked.

"So it's radiation, and when it's really connected, it's a direct surge of energy, okay?" Phil explained.

"Well, then what?" Lukka still didn't understand what he was trying to say.

Phil continued: "You see, the radiation of energy in the wizarding world is not a fixed value, but circulates back and forth between a maximum and a minimum value. That is, it exhibits a wave pattern. ”

"When the radiation is high, the wizarding world is closer to this world, can I understand that?" Lukka speculated wildly.

"It's not very accurate, the distance between two worlds cannot be described in terms of distance. Phil said with a frown.

"That's what it means, right?" Lukka didn't think about what an "exact scientific description" was.

Phil nodded helplessly and continued:

"If they want to open the passage, they obviously have to do it at the time when the energy radiation of the wizarding world is at its highest, so that they have the best chance of success. According to my calculations, this cycle is about a little over 1,000 days, which is about three years. ”