After Qin Fei found this diary, the fisherman king beside him was still closing his eyes and recuperating, as if everything around him had nothing to do with it.

The diary that Qin Fei found did not have any written records.

The whole diary is written in the form of stick figures.

Qin Fei turned to the first page of the diary.

The first page of the diary depicts a small village. There were a lot of people gathered in the middle of the village, and they seemed to be celebrating something.

Page II.

There are far fewer people on this painting.

In the center of these people, there was an extra huge old goat. Strangely enough, though, the goat is standing upside down.

On the goat's side, there is also an altar with a strange shape.

This is....

After Qin Fei saw the goat and the altar, he immediately recalled.

He remembered that in the game Don't Starve, there was indeed an event involving fishermen, goats, and altars.

That's the Gluttony Festival.

On the day of the Gluttony, the Old Goat and the Altar will appear next to the player, telling them about the Altar's thirst for food.

At this time, the participating players will have to make different dishes to meet the requirements of the altar.

If the player doesn't provide enough food to the altar, they will be cursed by the altar and become an ugly-looking fisherman if they fail the mission!

And what is depicted in this diary is almost exactly the same as the gluttony in the famine....

Thinking of this, Qin Fei immediately flipped through the diary and couldn't wait to continue browsing the content behind.

Really.

The diary depicts the people of the village, throwing different types of food into the altar.

These foods are, in order of input, as follows: roasted frog legs, berry skewers, large meat balls, stewed fish with radish and braised pork with honey.

When the people of the village worked hard to complete the last request made by the altar, that is, the braised pork with honey sauce....

I don't know why.

In short, the entire village was cursed by the altar and transformed into the group of fishermen in the village.

The footage is recorded here, and the whole diary ends.

Qin Fei looked at the fat man holding a chicken leg in the photo on the wall. Then he turned his head and looked at the Fisherman King in the center of the room, thoughtfully.

So, the fishermen of this entire village, including the Fisherman King, were transformed from humans who were cursed by the altar?

Qin Fei suddenly realized: No wonder these guys can speak human words.

Fisherman, which can also be transliterated as 'fool'.

This curse is equivalent to lowering the IQ of these human beings, which is why they are called fishermen.

Thinking of this, Qin Fei couldn't help but have a terrible conjecture in his heart.

Xie Nanai's goods have become fishermen, right?? ....

The entire diary is illustrated in pencil sketches, which are extremely scribbled. The faces of the characters in the diary look basically the same.

Therefore, even if you look closely, it is impossible to confirm from this diary who the person depicted in it is.

Therefore, Qin Fei was not sure whether Xie Nanai was cursed by the fisherman.

But in any case, the immediate priority now is to unlock the curse of the entire Fisherman's Village.

After turning these fishermen back into humans, Qin Fei could find out more information related to this world from the mouths of these people.

Maybe he will be able to find out the whereabouts of Xie Nanai.

Qin Fei put the diary back in its place and left the Fisherman King's house.

After wandering around the village for a long time, he finally found a dry well in an inconspicuous corner that closely resembled the altar in his diary.

The only difference is that the altar in the diary has a goat's head painted on the surface.

On the surface of this dry well, there is an upside-down goat's head.

The dry well was covered with a transparent manhole cover made of unknown materials. Through the manhole cover, Qin Fei could see the various foods placed in the altar.

The altar seems to have some kind of magical preservation function.

These dishes, which were kept in the altar, still looked as if they had just been made, and they looked extremely tempting.

The inside of the altar, which resembles a dry well, is not very deep, probably less than a meter.

From such a height, Qin Fei could even smell the aroma of the food in the altar.

This couldn't help but make his index finger flutter.

The dishes are: grilled frog legs, berry skewers, large meat balls and stewed fish with radish... Among them, only the dish of braised pork with honey sauce recorded at the end of the diary is missing.

Qin Fei guessed that the reason why the fishermen in this village were cursed was probably related to the fact that the last dish, the honey-braised pork, was not put into the altar.

According to Qin Fei's speculation, at the end of the mission, these villagers probably did not complete the last dish required by the altar, that is, the production of braised pork with honey sauce.

That's why they were cursed by the altar and became stupid fishermen.

Qin Fei planned to personally make the missing honey-glazed pork and put it in the altar. See if you can unravel the curse in the Fisherman's Village.

He rode away from the altar with his big nose and came to the pond where the fishermen had speared fish.

According to Qin Fei's game experience, the honey-glazed braised pork in the starve is made with one serving of meat and some honey.

Occasionally, you can see some frogs by the pond.

Each frog here is about the size of a basketball.

They don't look very easy to deal with, and they can't be forced....

Qin Fei took out the golden harpoon he had snatched from the Fisherman King from his backpack and sneaked over to one of the frogs.

Qin Fei raised his hand and stabbed the fork in his hand suddenly.

'Poof'.

This golden harpoon is really a good piece of equipment, and after being hit by Qin Fei, the frog was directly pierced by the fork and died on the spot.

However, at the same time that Qin Fei killed the frog, all the frogs in the pond rushed towards Qin Fei's position.

It looks like they want to avenge their dead companions.

The tongues of these frogs can reach a length of more than a meter when they are spit out.

Not only that, when Qin Fei was hit by them with his tongue, it was as if he had been hit on the body by a person with a hammer.

This power is not at all what a frog should have!

Therefore, Qin Fei quickly gave up his plan to kill these frogs.

After putting the frog that he had stabbed to death, as well as the golden harpoon, into his backpack, Qin Fei rode on the back of Big Nose and fled quickly.

The fastest update URL of the vertex mobile version: