When Turas gave the answer, Ingres was confused.

Who put that sword in?

It starts with the Brute in Turas before it enters the enclosed island. At that time, the Brute had not yet reached the Gear Abyss, and was still sailing in the Devil's Sea, and one night, a group of people on board, led by the deputy captain, mutinied......

To put it bluntly, it is a brotherly wall, and the reason can be guessed without much thought: wealth is moving.

Turas is going to the Prosperous Continent to find the path of wizards, so naturally he has to bring all the treasures he has collected over the years on the ship, and so many treasures have shaken the core led by the deputy captain. They didn't want to go to the prosperous continent, so they wanted to get the treasure and return to the original continent to enjoy the blessings, so the Barbarian appeared in this drama of internal struggle among pirates.

In the end, it was naturally Turas who won.

Turas happened to kill the deputy captain near the stern, drew his sword on the spot, slammed it into the center of the rudder, and threatened the other people around him: "The deputy captain has been awarded, don't you people who follow him still can't see the situation clearly, just be captured, I can spare you death!"

As soon as the threatening words came out, the people of the deputy captain's family disarmed and surrendered after a stalemate for a while.

This is the whole story of why the sword was inserted into the rudder, and Turas did not pull the sword out of the rudder in protest after regaining control of the beast.

It wasn't long before they reached the Abyss of Gear, and they all slept on the dead island.

"In other words, you inserted the sword, and in that hidden room underground, the treasure contained it was your own, and you never gave it to anyone else?" asked Ingres.

Tulas nodded, "That's right. ”

Angels' brow furrowed high, and sure enough, it was again. The record in Lucas's nautical diary is again inaccurate and fallacious.

Lucas's exact words were: he met pirates, all of them died by his sword, and even cut off the head of the pirate leader and seized a shipload full of treasure. For the demonstration, he inserted his saber into the rudder of the pirate ship. Eventually, he confiscated the treasures and put them in his hiding place.

Almost every episode of this passage has happened in history.

However, the subject was not Lucas, but all of them were replaced by Tulas. Whether it's killing pirates, inserting swords, or hiding treasures in the treasure land, it's all done by Turas in disguise.

Even, even cutting off the head, it was done by Tulas.

However, it wasn't Lucas who cut off the pirate's head. Instead, Turas cut off the head of Lucas's skeleton on the Fan, and even brought his head back as a memento.

All of this is an astonishing coincidence, but it is completely inconsistent with the "prophecy". It's exactly the same as the sea of flowers and the wishing tree before!

"Is this really a prophecy?" Ingres rubbed his temples, feeling that Turas had said so much, he could vaguely perceive that he had touched the heart of the matter, but he had not been able to find a complete thread that connected the whole thing.

Lucas's logbook, the dead island, Turas. What is the relationship between the three?

Ingres decided to keep listening, and he felt that the thread that would tie everything together certainly hadn't yet appeared. The story line can't be just an outline, he needs a logic to tell the story.

Perhaps this "story logic" is the so-called third-party force.

"Go on, your life on that island. Let's talk about the time when you were alive, and if there's anything strange or strange, don't hide it. Ingres said.

Turas began to continue to tell about his experience -

After the cave was repaired, the group lived there temporarily. They didn't find any danger on the island, and there were no wild beasts, and at first they were relatively lucky, at least they didn't have to worry about being attacked by wild beasts. But as time went on, they found that the absence of living creatures was probably the greatest punishment. If there are living things, at least it means that there is no shortage of drinking water.

The first obstacle they encountered was the lack of water.

After the freshwater resources stored on the ship were drunk up, they had no water to drink. Although there are lakes on the island, the water in those lakes is so filthy that just standing by the lake and smelling it makes you want to vomit, let alone drink it.

But they were forced to survive, and they still drank the foul water of the lake, which was boiled, of course. Although there is still precipitation, fortunately, it can be entered.

The water problem seems to have been solved, but the consequence is that several people have been sick and have diarrhea, there are not many medical medicines, and in the end, all the sick people rely on hard work. When they boiled, they also had to drink water, and as a result, their physical condition deteriorated, which was like an unsolvable reincarnation, and in the end they became the first people to die.

The second difficulty is loneliness and loneliness.

Surrounded by eternal darkness and endless loneliness, with no way out in sight, everyone despairs. The reason why Turas's obsession is so deep is that in this boundless loneliness, the obsession wall is slowly built.

The third difficulty is the shortage of food.

Many people died of illness, and it continues to die in death. Loneliness has also made many people choose suicide. Therefore, the food stored on the ship was actually very sufficient at the beginning, after all, they had to cross the sea to go to the mainland, and the grain stored was at least for years.

But there will be a time when food runs out.

After everyone else died, Turas was the last one alive. Not only was he lonely, but after staying in the dark for an unknown amount of time, he also had a problem with food shortage. He saved food every day, and in order to reduce his activities, he didn't even go out to move, just lying on the bed in the hole in the ground, just to live longer.

Turas didn't want to die at all, as long as he had the opportunity to live, even if it was for decades, he was willing to survive.

It's a pity that the resources are limited, and even if he saves more, he will eventually run out.

Turas died of starvation in the end, and in the last days he was devastated, praying every day, praying that someone would take him out, that there would be a boat with food to come in, that he would not die......

But in the end, death came.

When Turas told this, his expression was sad. The skill of surviving on a desert island is something that almost everyone who mixes in the sea knows, but they are stuck on an island that has lost their lives, and even if they have the skill of surviving, it is useless.

"Perhaps, this is my fate. Fate is like the hands hiding behind the clouds, we are like marionettes, manipulated by it at will, and the final outcome is also doomed. Turas sat cross-legged on the bed in a low voice, feeling a little sad.

When Ingres heard his words, a flash of inspiration flashed through his mind, and he wanted to catch it, but it seemed to be a step too late.

What is it? What is the truth?

Ingres pondered the last words of Turas, the theory of fate, which is not unfamiliar, and many pessimists would have this idea. But why did he hear these words just now, and a flash of inspiration flashed in his mind?

After thinking for a long time, Ingres thought for a moment and continued to ask, "Are you sure that nothing strange happened during this process?"

Turas pondered for a long time and shook his head: "Except for the ship that suddenly appeared, and the bones that appeared inexplicably later, it seems that there really is nothing else...... No!

Turas seemed to remember something: "I remember, that head!"

"What head?" Ingres asked, remembering what Turas had said earlier: "Lucas's head?"

"Who is Lucas?" Turas froze.

"It's the owner of the skeleton you cut off your head. Angel said bluntly.

Turas let out an "oh", then nodded, "That's right, it's that skull, Lucas's skull!"

"In my last days as a living person, I was in a dying state, so I often hallucinated, and I couldn't tell the difference between reality and illusion in many things, but one thing I could tell was Lucas's skull, which often shimmered. ”

Ingres: Glittering skulls again?

Ingres suddenly remembered that he had been in the cave for a while to avoid the sight of Riviado, and Toby had said that there seemed to be a golden glow inside. But when he entered, he didn't see the so-called glow.

Could it be that this luminous object is actually the skull that has been placed at the head of Tulas's bed?

"You said you saw the skull flashing, what color of light was it?" Ingres couldn't help but ask.

"Golden light!"

Angels: "......" seems to be the skull, and it seems that this skull is hiding something......? He didn't know it at the time, and thought it was something glowing in the treasure inside.

Angel regretted that he hadn't taken the skull with him. But it's normal, who would take a skull inexplicably?

- And at this time, Toby, who was sleeping in Ingres's breast pocket, turned over beautifully.

Angel: "How did you tell if that skull glow wasn't your dying hallucination?"

Turas: "Because when I die, I become an undead." I still remember that skull glowing from time to time......"

"When it becomes an undead, it also glows? Is there any pattern to how it glows?"

Turas shook his head: "There is no pattern, and it often shines inexplicably...... Oh, by the way, it seems to have two light modes, one is flickering and one is solid. ”

"What is the difference between these two luminous frequencies?"

"If you flicker, it doesn't seem to have any pattern. Anyway, when I'm around, it always flickers for some reason. As for the constant brightness......"

Turas was about to say something in his mouth, when suddenly the whole person paused, the memory box was opened, and a memory fragment hidden in the deepest depths suddenly popped out.