I'm trapped in a block

Chapter 113 Language confusion

Oops.

Hearing Li Luo's answer, Mo Ling knew that she must have been affected by that phenomenon unknowingly.

Or maybe, he was affected?

He quickly took back the electronic screen and started checking it. He turned to other interfaces and found that he could understand the text on it. It seemed that the distortion did not affect him.

Li Luo, on the other hand, turned on the electronic screen after answering Mo Ling's question, but her eyes looking at the electronic screen became more and more confusing.

In the end, I could only rely on memory to find the setting interface and start setting the language on the electronic screen, but it had no effect at all.

She raised her head again and said to the cube:

"I can't understand."

Mo Ling's brain was spinning rapidly, and the electronic screen had no effect, indicating that this was a distortion aimed at humans.

It seems that the square block has isolated the influence of this kind of language confusion.

After confirming again, Mo Ling found that he could indeed understand the text on the electronic screen.

Mo Ling also found some food packaging bags and cans, and tried to read the text on them, but he was able to understand them.

Li Luo was also confused by these words.

The distortion looks severe.

"Try this." Mo Ling suddenly thought of the red headscarf in the square.

When I was just looking for the packaging bag, the red scarf in this square was so conspicuous that it was difficult not to attract attention.

I don’t know if the ability to recognize oneself will have any effect on this kind of language disorder.

After throwing the red scarf away, Li Luo was also very surprised, but she quickly understood what Mo Ling meant without the need for words.

She quickly put on the red headscarf, and then two long donkey ears slowly grew out.

Li Luo still wondered why Mo Ling asked her to wear a headscarf, but soon her eyes fell on the words on the packaging bags again.

"It seems useful?" Mo Ling was a little surprised.

But recalling the ability of the red turban, Mo Ling realized a more terrifying fact: this distortion was about the distortion of identity, and language confusion was only part of it.

Sure enough, Li Luo picked up the packaging bag, read the text above carefully for a while, and then said to Fang Quan: "This headscarf is useful, I can understand it again."

Communication started to flow smoothly again.

Mo Ling quickly told Li Luo not to use the red turban's ability, and then told her his guess about the distortion of the black tower.

"This headscarf turns out to be for this purpose." Li Luo touched his donkey ears curiously.

She didn't hesitate and quickly started searching for this phenomenon based on Mo Ling's guess.

After adding various restrictions, the database accurately locked a relic that met the conditions.

——Hieroglyphics.

……

There are many buried ruins within the disorderly dunes.

Various relics are often produced in these ruins, which is why the second layer of the abyss is known as the "relic layer".

However, there will be various dangers in these ruins. These dangers generally follow certain rules and can be solved cleverly.

If you want to force your way in, there is only a dead end.

One time, a team of hunters discovered a ruins similar to a pyramid complex deep in the sand dunes.

Dazzled by desire, they rushed into the pyramid to find the relics, but they faced various cruel traps.

Solidified sand spurs, swarms of snakes and insects wandering around, poisonous gas that is difficult to guard against, and sudden cold arrows, these traps caused heavy losses to the hunter group. Although they all possess relics and are very experienced hunters, they are unable to deal with these endless and ever-changing traps.

If you continue to go deeper, there may be more fatal dangers.

After his companions continued to die, the hunter leader finally realized the error of his decision-making, calmed down, and exited the pyramid in despair with the remaining members.

This pyramid ruins was not as simple as he first imagined.

After the group leader returned to the monitoring station, he was still worried about the ruins. He spent a lot of money to hire an old hunter from Egypt as a guide to accompany them. He also updated his equipment and planned to explore again.

This old Egyptian hunter is called Namir. He is not very strong, but he worked as a tour guide in the Egyptian pyramids when he was young, and he knows the pyramids very well.

He also swore to the captain that he would definitely be able to lead the hunter group to the depths of the ruins.

"When I was five years old, I could walk around in the pyramid with my eyes closed! Those pyramid experts are not familiar with me."

"Those traps have rules. As long as you understand the structure of the pyramid, you can know where the danger is."

He was very professional and even specially found a three-dimensional modeling of a pyramid to teach the group members.

"Do you see this bump on the ground? This is a trigger. The more panicked you are, the easier it is to step on it. But if you don't let go after stepping on it, it won't trigger. It's a very poor triggering method."

"There are also these obvious trap holes, which are larger, the deep ones are pinprick holes, and the porous ones, and the shallow ones are poisonous gas holes. The best way is to avoid them, or block them before they are triggered."

"You all have relics. These are ordinary physical means and can be easily solved."

Namir talked freely and imparted his experience to the team members, which once again inspired the confidence of the team members.

The leader was also said to be full of confidence. A few days later, the hunter group set off again, heading towards the pyramid ruins.

After arriving inside the pyramid, these traps that seemed impossible to guard against before were indeed as Namier said. As long as the principles and structures are understood, they are nothing at all.

"What happened when you came here for the first time? Didn't you use a robot to scan the structure first? This is a regular exploration, not a tomb robbery." Namier was a little confused about the previous behavior of the hunter group.

This time, Namir asked the captain to buy a lot of expendable exploration equipment, and he thoroughly explored the structure and path of the entire pyramid before entering.

And Namir walked and explored all the way, very cautiously. Although he despised these traps in words, in practice he was more careful than anyone else.

"What age are you still doing traditional archeology!"

The leader repeatedly said yes, and even completely handed over the leadership authority to Namir, who followed behind and was constantly being disciplined, like a doormat.

To have knowledge is to be able to do whatever you want.

There was no danger along the way. Namir really led the team very well. Under his leadership, the team members even looked like they were traveling.

Namir also talked about the history of the pyramids, the classification of various pyramids and interesting stories.

He judged that the pyramid group on the second floor of the abyss was a relatively early one, and also talked about the development of the pyramids.

"It's an occupational disease, and I started talking like this again."

Namir stopped in front of a dark tomb passage, sniffed it with his nose, and raised his hand to stop the group members behind him.

"Be prepared to defend. There may be a swarm of insects attacking. Don't use incineration. This is a chain trap that will cause nearby flammable gas to explode. Just stay in front of this passage." Namier told the members lightly.

"Knock them down with high-speed physical means. You choose someone." Namir patted the leader on the shoulder and walked slowly to the rear.

Sure enough, not long after, there was some rustling noise coming from the depths of the dark passage, but it was a bit dull, and it sounded like the sound of wings flapping.

"Here we come." Namir stood by the tomb passage with his hands behind his back and said calmly.

(End of this chapter)