Why it never ends

Chapter 326 From the Deep Forest
Su Lei took two steps forward, "Wait!"

"Ma'am, I have to go back to the team."

"Understood, it won't take you too long, I have one last question left—I mean, about that "Guide", maybe we..."

Bree stopped suddenly, he frowned and smiled, "I understand what you mean."

Su Lei was a little surprised, "Oh, really?"

Bree lowered his voice. "I'd love to have you as a friend."

"...that's an honor."

"The "Guide", I will try to leave a copy for you—if we enter the waiting room before three o'clock."

"That would be great...but does that count as a violation of the 'What to Know' rules? What if I don't find Cabin 12 in time?"

"How is this a violation? This just follows the rules." Bree spread his hands, "The person who arrives first can take as many "Guide" as possible-but it doesn't say that we can't redistribute according to our own preferences? "

Si Lei stared into Bree's eyes, and nodded after a while, "...you're right."

Bree laughed: "Anyway, it's nice to meet you. When we get on the boat, we must do you a favor and have a drink together."

"sure."

After turning around, Su Lei looked down at Will Bree's business card. His social status was not stated on it, except for his phone number, email address, and postal address. ——Those are three chains of thorny thorns. They are tightly wound around a red cross of St. James, like three snakes spitting out letters. The tails of the snakes meet at the bottom of the cross.

There is also a line of cursive slogans printed under the badge: Beyond the darkness, we will regain the glory of our fathers.

……

When Su Lei returned to Hesta and Turan, the "thorn monks" behind her had been divided into several groups of three and scattered towards different directions of the hall.

Turan pushed Hesta towards the lower floor, and Su Lei quickly caught up, "Where are you going now?"

"In the East Alpha area on the first floor, Jane said that there seems to be an exhibition there..." Turan replied softly, "How is it, have you gained anything?"

"Yes." Si Lei spoke quickly, "I asked him a few questions, and the first few rules should be correct. Waiting room 12, gathering at three o'clock, and storing luggage at the reception in advance—they also A group of people were specially reserved to bring their luggage in, and I guess they wanted to see what would happen."

"Oh, nice idea."

"But there may be a discrepancy in the last one." Su Lei looked at Turan. "That person mentioned that 'the person who arrives first can take as many "Guidebooks" as possible." Although this may be his personal understanding...but I think More inclined to think that this is their rule."

"The person who arrives first can take as many "Guides" as possible..." Turan fell into memory, "What does our rule say?"

"I just said that the "Guide" is very important, don't miss it."

Turan frowned, "...Does the 'unpredictable risk of being late' mentioned in the first rule refer to this? If you arrive late, the "Guide" will be taken away by others?"

"I don't know," Su Lei said softly, "and they seem to be inclined to think that this is a training specially designed for them—do you understand what kind of group the 'Born Monks' are? They don't look like monks... ..."

Turan shook her head. Just as she was about to make fun of the name, Hesta, who was in the wheelchair, suddenly turned sideways and stared at the northeast direction of the hall without saying a word.

"What's the matter, Jane?"

Hesta scanned the crowds in the distance and nearby with a vigilant expression. She clearly felt that something was staring at her in the dark, but she didn't notice it until her eyes met those eyes inadvertently.

Those were a pair of gray-blue eyes, clear and piercing.

"Did you see anything?" Turan quickly understood Hesta's reaction, "Is someone following us?"

"It seems to be..." Hesta whispered, "I'm not sure."

Turan quickened his pace.

The three of them quickly entered the elevator leading to the basement floor. Su Leilian pressed the door closing button a few times, and the metal door slowly closed. In the increasingly narrow field of vision, the entire hall looked normal.

"I didn't feel anything..." Turan looked at Si Lei, "What about you?"

"Me neither, but it's better to be cautious."

The elevator began to sink until it got below the surface of the sea. Only then did the three realize that it was a viewing elevator—the walls under their feet and the surrounding elevator boxes were transparent, and the elevator did not go down vertically, but at an inclination of nearly 45 degrees. The corner slides towards the center of the port hall.

Only then did the three realize that the so-called "negative floor" was far deeper than they expected, but this was not reflected in the map of the hall.

The elevator opened again after running for about 40 seconds, and the sight in front of them surprised them again—there are also many tourists in this underwater world. The front of the elevator entrance is the entrance of an underwater restaurant, and many passengers choose to spend time here Time, wait until the ticket check time is approaching before returning to the ground, and go to different docks to board the ship.

"If the entire first floor of the basement is the No. 12 waiting room, have we already entered in advance?"

"...No, the waiting room must be connected to the pier at least." Su Lei looked around, and finally looked at Hesta, "Which exhibition do you want to come down to see?"

Hesta raised his left hand and pointed to a poster on the glass wall beside him.

Su Lei looked sideways, and there was a dark green poster not far behind her.

"From the deep forest." Si Lei read softly.

Emerald green sea waves or flame patterns make up its background, those lines are intertwined layer upon layer, forming a dense network, enclosing the words "from the deep forest" in the middle, it seems that this is a harmonious and natural An art exhibition with closely related themes, it will be held from January NO.19, and today is just the last day.

Taking a few steps closer, Su Lei found that the font of the title had a very complicated texture—it looked like an island overlooked from the sky, and also like deep and shallow vines. less thought.

Under "From the Deep Forest", there is another light green subtitle: Where will you start?

Su Lei immediately took a closer look. She stretched out her hand and stroked her chin lightly, "'Where are you leaving from'—this question is indeed suspicious. Do you think it has a hidden meaning, Jane?"

Hesta shook her head, her finger turned towards the lower left corner, "...the curator."

Su Lei looked along Hesta's fingers, and in the pile of dark brown text in the lower left corner of the poster, she quickly found a familiar name, "Palan?"

Su Lei's eyes lit up: "Oh, is this an exhibition organized by Palan?"

"I'm in the lobby and I saw this poster..." Hesta whispered, "I just want to... come and have a look..."

Turan was confused, "Who is Palan?"

(End of this chapter)