Pirates: Beginning with the Patrolman Chapter 155: The Sword Manual on the Stone Tablet, the Last Traces

Remus followed the girl and asked her many questions along the way.

But the girl's answer was few.

At first, she asked two or three questions and answered one, then it gradually became five or six questions, and in the end she simply stopped talking.

This made Remos a little confused. Was he hated?

Just as he was puzzled about this, the two came to the deepest part of the valley, a circular valley.

The terrain here is very flat. There is nothing as far as the eye can see, not even a weed on the ground. But in the very center of the valley, there grows a huge tree.

The tree is over a hundred meters tall, and its crown is like a huge umbrella, casting a large shadow.

There is a small wooden house under the big tree, which should be where the girl usually lives.

Mei was standing in the open space in front of the wooden house at this moment, staring at a stone tablet that was one meter tall.

Remos glanced at the girl and found that she didn't say anything, and from what he could see, her expression didn't change at all.

He was full of curiosity and had countless questions to ask, but he held back and followed the girl all the way to the front of the wooden house and came to Mei's side.

When he got closer, he found that Mei had been crying at some point, and there were two obvious dried tear marks on her cheeks.

"Mei, you..."

He opened his mouth, but didn't know what to say.

"Ah? Remus? You, you come here!"

Mei woke up suddenly.

She didn't even realize that Remos had come to her side. In panic, she raised her hand to wipe her face, but Remos grabbed her wrist.

"Don't wipe it, it's all dry."

"Ah."

Mei stiffened for a moment, then slowly lowered her arms.

"What on earth happened? This is..."

Remos looked at the stone tablet. There were some messy scratches on it, not any font he was familiar with.

"This is... this is the mark left by my father."

Mei also looked at the stone tablet and spoke softly.

"Are you sure? I'm not doubting you, but I really can't tell..."

The words are not words, and the paintings are not like paintings. How did Mei understand the content of the painting?

"This is the sword manual that my father took away. Before he died, he engraved the sword manual on the stone tablet, so I can understand what is written on it."

Mei stretched out her hand and wanted to touch the stone tablet, but when she was about to touch it, she stopped and her hand just hovered in the air.

"What happened here twelve years ago?"

Remos looked at Mei who wanted to touch but didn't dare to, and turned to look at the girl next to him.

The girl stared at Mei's back and shook her head.

"I do not know."

"You do not know?"

Remus' eyes widened in surprise.

"Yes, I have been here since I woke up. I don't know what happened here. I just found a half-broken body and this stone in the valley."

The girl explained.

Remos frowned tightly. This answer did not satisfy him.

"You said 'wake up' several times. Do you remember what happened before you woke up?"

It is obvious that the girl was in a coma for a period of time twelve years ago. She has no idea what happened during the coma and only knows her experience after waking up. So the memory before the coma may be the key.

"I remember some of it."

The girl nodded and looked at Remos, “Before I fainted, I was playing at the beach, someone suddenly appeared, forced me to eat the fruit, and told me the identity of the fruit, and then I fainted.

When I woke up again, I was already here."

"..."

This, what is this and what is this? What’s the difference between saying it and not saying it?

Remus scratched his head.

The biggest clue has now been broken. We only know that Mei's father had indeed been here and left this stone tablet. As for the half body...

He looked at May.

Mei sensed his gaze and turned to look over.

Their eyes met and Mei shook her head gently.

"Father...if he is still alive, he will definitely find a way to go back, but he hasn't been back for so many years...If it is really him, I don't want to bother him anymore."

Mei stroked the stone tablet and whispered.

Remos could understand her feelings. Exhuming a corpse was undoubtedly the greatest disrespect to the dead. At this moment, it didn't matter who the corpse was.

"If this is your decision, I support you."

Remus nodded.

He thought about it and decided to let Mei stay alone for a while, so he gestured to the girl and took her aside.

"I'm actually a little curious. I hardly saw any trees or animals along the way. How do you make a living here?"

The villagers had said before that there was a young man on the island, but he hardly communicated with them. Considering the girl’s previous remarks, Remos was really curious about this.

"There's a passage over there, and outside is the sea. I'll catch fish to eat."

The girl raised her hand and pointed.

Remos looked in the direction and indeed saw a tiny crack vaguely.

"There's the sea outside? That's very convenient."

He nodded, raised his hand and shot a bolt of lightning into the air.

"Can you take me there? I have a companion outside and I want her to come over."

"it is good."

The girl nodded and took Remos straight to the beach.

After reaching the beach, Remos sent out another bolt of lightning, and then began to wait quietly.

About an hour later, the Pioneer appeared in his sight, and the girl turned her head to look over immediately.

"Remos!"

Before the boat completely stopped, Nami flew over and began to check Remos' body from head to toe.

"How are you? Are you hurt? Where's Mei? Who is this child? What did you find? Are the enemies inside strong?"

Nami asked a lot of questions in one breath.

Remus didn't know which one to answer first.

"I'm fine, I'm not hurt. Mei is in there. This kid is my rival, but not my enemy. She's very strong and can easily pin you down and beat you."

"Really or not? I don't believe it!"

Nami looked at the girl with a scrutinizing gaze.

"Okay, let's talk about these things later. Where's the Den Den Mushi?"

Remus quickly changed the subject.

"Here, what are you doing?"

Nami took out a Den Den Mushi from her arms, and the little guy had a comfortable expression on his face.

"I want to ask about what happened back then."

Remos flicked Den Den Mushi's head gently, and the little guy woke up reluctantly.

Since most of the people who were involved back then are no longer alive, and the girl who was one of the parties involved knows nothing, he can only look for the last possible insider, that is Kuzan, who supported Nanhai and handled the whole incident.

The Den Den Mushi dialed the number quickly, and a lazy expression appeared on the little guy's face.