Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 763 - 763 760 Reunion After a Long Separation

?Chapter 763: Chapter 760 “Reunion After a Long Separation Chapter 763: Chapter 760 “Reunion After a Long Separation The years had eroded the words, and the misplacement inside and outside the boundary had twisted the carrier of those words into something else—an old and ragged shroud that now only faintly revealed chaotic inscriptions like “Karan,” “boundary,” “Leviathan,” and even distinguishing these few words required a full display of observation and imagination.

Anomaly 077 stared blankly at the shroud before him—it had been brought over from the Sea Song’s storeroom on the captain’s order. Since he had lost his peace and become a member of the Sea Song, this shroud had always been kept in the ship’s containment room.

“I haven’t looked at it carefully in a long time… no, it seems I’ve never really looked at it,” Anomaly 077 muttered softly, his withered fingers slowly caressing what seemed like dirt on the surface of the shroud, but were actually the traces of blotchy text, “I’ve never noticed these words before…”

“It’s quite normal, had it not been for a deliberate search, most people would consider these marks as insignificant dirt even if they saw them,” Lawrence commented indifferently, “Would anyone have connected these stains on a tattered cloth with Captain Karan’s log? Especially when only such faint traces remain… all useful information has been rubbed away.”

“Yes, only such faint traces remain…” the sailor said dejectedly, “This can hardly be called the captain’s log; these sporadic letters are completely useless… It was supposed to be a thick book, not this ‘tattered cloth’…”

“This may have something to do with your return from beyond the boundary to the Endless Sea, that ‘Six Nautical Miles threshold’ seems to irrevocably change the nature of certain things,” Lawrence said, “It turned you into Anomaly 077, and Captain Karan’s log into the shroud on your body—but either way, these are crucial clues, and ‘he’ needs these clues.”

The “sailor” stood silently next to the shroud, suddenly becoming very quiet. He seemed to be struggling intensely with his thoughts and hesitated for a long time before slowly nodding his head.

“Alright, take me there, ‘he’ has been waiting for a long time.”

Lawrence immediately exhaled softly and then stepped back half a step to the side, and at almost the same time, a phantom green flame appeared where he had just stood—

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