Chapter: 134

Soon, he came back to his senses and quickly approached the sheep.

What the sheep drew on the ground seemed to be letters one by one, which Lumian felt familiar but didn't recognize.

He frowned and speculated:

This kind of writing should have the same origin as the Intis language...

But I only know Intis and part of ancient Feysac...

At this moment, Lumian realized from another angle what Aurora said "knowledge is equal to power".

The sheep quickly finished drawing, took two steps back, and looked at Lumian with earnest eyes. The other two sheep also had similar emotional changes, and bleated in a low voice.

Lumian looked at the word on the ground, lost in thought.

"What does this mean?" "How should I respond?" are all thoughts in his mind.

In just a second or two, he had an idea and solemnly nodded to the three sheep.

At the same time, he stretched out his right foot, erasing the word on the dirt.

Although he couldn't understand it, he could at least pretend to understand it!

Get the three sheep out of the way first, and then ask my sister for advice!

Without waiting for the three sheep to "response", he nodded slowly and thoughtfully with a heavy expression, while walking towards the fence, as if to say, "Wait a minute, I will figure out a way."

Leaving the sheepfold, Lumian went home without delay, and found Aurora who was reading a book on the recliner in the study.

"Sister." He shouted impatiently, "I have something to do."

"Just call me sister..." Aurora instantly raised her vigilance, "What happened this time?"

Lumian calmed down and organized his words:

"Didn't you tell me that there is something wrong with the three sheep of shepherd Pierre Berri?

"I went to the back of Pierre's house to look at the three sheep while he was praying in church. Guess what I found?"

Aurora's expression instantly became serious:

"If you want to do this kind of thing, tell me in advance. It's very dangerous now, and no one will protect you."

But I told you in advance, you probably won't let me go... Lumian began to slander while being touched by his sister's concern.

"I'll remember next time." He promised earnestly.

He has said similar words dozens of times.

Aurora could tell what was urgent information and what could be postponed, and nodded to indicate that Lumian could talk about his discovery.

Lumian quickly recounted his experience in the sheepfold, and Auror became more serious as he listened.

"Write that word silently." She got up from the easy chair, found a pen and paper, and handed it to Lumian.

Lumian deliberately memorized the word just now, and restored the word after swiping.

Aurora just glanced at it, and said solemnly: