Mystery: Lucky

Don’t I want to lose face? Alice turned to Klein expressionlessly and said coldly:

"That's just right, you can squirm with your gloves."

Cattleya couldn't stand it anymore. She glanced at the dirty and messy food on the ground and ordered to the chef:

“Re-make breakfast for the rest of us.

"Give these to Frank, maybe, maybe he'll be of use."

...?

Alice began to seriously consider the possibility of restoring the restaurant to its original state.

She did not do so in the end, but after a while, she stood on the deck holding a piece of smoked fish in both hands.

This sea area seemed to be forever shrouded in the midday sun. Alice looked at the golden sea surface, chewing smoked fish, and squinted her eyes to look at an unobvious light spot in the distance.

A vivid picture emerged before his eyes. It was two golden horses, pulling a golden carriage galloping past. Behind the carriage, there was a sun.

The dazzling sunlight made Alice feel the urge to cry. She looked away and searched for Klein.

He was strolling on the deck, and besides him, there were a few scattered pirates on the deck.

Alice trotted over, reached out and tugged on Klein's sleeves, and after he looked over, she said to him:

"Don't look.

"There's sun there."

Alice didn't deliberately amplify her voice, but she didn't deliberately lower it either, so her voice rang out on the empty deck, and her vague words attracted doubtful glances.

The jokes about the Beloved, Sealed Artifacts and Lovers were spread by Nina the night before. Coupled with the events last night and this morning, most of the pirates and sailors realized that Alice, who looked underage, seemed to be a young man. of demigods.

It's not that no one has speculated that she is an angel on earth, but this is too unbelievable and is not yet a mainstream view - I have never heard of any angel being like this.

Alice probably only looked like an angel when she was telling riddles.

In the process, the light spot gradually revealed its true appearance, which was four pillars carved from pure diamond.

They are like giant sea-supporting towers in myths and legends, extending downward and standing firmly, holding up a large floating island.

On the floating island, the soil was scorched black and there was no trace of green. In its depths, the light shines extraordinarily brightly, brighter than the midday sky.

Suddenly, a long hiss came from there.

The sound was loud and wanton, but it didn't have that chilling feeling of danger.

Not long after, the sound of galloping horses was heard, and two horses that seemed to be made of gold rushed out of the floating island. Behind them, they pulled an equally golden and gorgeous chariot.

At this time, "Star Admiral" Cattleya's voice was somewhat amplified, echoing rapidly in every corner of the "Future":

"Lower your head!

"do not look!"

Although Alice herself had no intention of warning, the two warnings still made the pirates and sailors on the deck quickly lower their heads.

Alice saw the sun again.

It wouldn't really hurt her, but looking directly into the sun wasn't a comfortable experience, so Alice just looked at it curiously and closed her eyes.

Waiting until the sunlight returned to normal, Alice opened her eyes and whispered:

"I always feel that the scene here is a bit familiar..."

Klein was stunned for a moment. Just as he was about to say something, Alice had already looked at the four huge diamond pillars and asked thoughtfully:

"With such a big diamond, you can definitely make a lot of money if you take it back and sell it."

...?

Klein suddenly felt that Alice was more of a crazy adventurer than him.

"What would have happened if I didn't lower my head just now?" He glanced at the pirates and sailors on the deck who were looking at each other, and changed the subject.

"I don't know," Alice spread her hands, "Maybe, it will be like passing by the sun..."

...?

The pirates and sailors on the deck didn't have much knowledge. Klein wasn't sure, but he knew that in a situation like what Alice said, not even ashes would be left.

Fortunately, the "Admiral of the Stars" had been here several times before, and fortunately there was Alice... Klein glanced at Alice and decided to thank her properly when he went back.

After being moved for less than three seconds, Alice turned around and made a suggestion that almost made his heart stop beating:

"Let's go to that floating island and have a look!

"Maybe we can take those four big diamonds back!"

...You are the crazy adventurer!

Klein stared at Alice. After looking at him for two seconds, Alice asked slightly hesitantly:

"Then... we can go back when we can return?

"But will you still pass by here on your way back..."

Klein didn't know, but he reached out and held Alice down, and warned her solemnly:

"You are not allowed to leave my sight for the rest of the voyage."

Alice glared at him fiercely. After more than ten seconds, Klein relaxed slightly:

"Or Cattleya's sight."

Alice turned her head away and stopped talking to him.

Her anger lasted until lunch was ready. The moment she smelled the aroma from the restaurant, Alice forgot that she was still angry, shook Klein and said:

"time to eat."

She still remembered Klein telling her not to leave his sight.

However, when Klein turned around and prepared to head to the restaurant, the surroundings suddenly darkened.

"The sun is gone..." Alice murmured, "The moon is rising."

Klein was slightly startled, and a burst of bright starlight enveloped the "Future". Cattleya's voice came from the captain's room:

"Return to the room, or find a corner and let yourself fall asleep.

"Then wait for natural awakening."

Alice's dreamlike words followed closely:

"No, it's the stars...

"The stars are rising."

Then, it was the doubtful voice of "Toxin Expert" Frank Lee:

"What will happen if you don't sleep?"

His huge voice made Klein's head buzz, and he forgot to ask Alice for a while.

Cattleya stood behind the window of the captain's room and said:

"When we wake up, we will find that you are missing and can't be found anymore."

"Can't I sleep after dinner?" Alice shouted, Klein turned his head and found that Alice's expression was no longer trance.

"...If fate doesn't warn you, it should be possible." Cattleya responded calmly.

Alice put down her trumpet-shaped hands, glanced at the pirates who were going to sleep, sighed, and muttered:

"Forget it... the lights are all turned off, I'm going to sleep too."

Alice walked towards the cabin. After taking a few steps, she frowned and turned back to ask Klein who was still standing there looking at her:

"Aren't you going to sleep?" (End of this chapter)