A sudden three-minute moderate rain fell on Diversion Island, creating quite a stir.
Luokuke might wonder about the natural anomaly that occurred just as he set foot on the island.
After pondering over it for half an hour, by the time Cheng Ye returned to the dock on his wooden boat, Luokuke had already taken his people to patrol elsewhere.
The guards stationed at the waterproof wall, though surprised, dared not step forward to inquire.
Returning to his room, Cheng Ye removed his battle armor and sat at the table, picking up his pen once more.
This time, he no longer had a vague understanding of runes but possessed a clear and definite perception.
He wrote the word "rune" in large characters at the top of the white paper and began to systematically organize the currently known information:
[1. The key to breaking the cognitive barrier of runes lies not in "understanding" but in "carrying."]
