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So far, Lu Chu has correctly recognized every item in front of him, which makes him wonder whether the many cultivations that his parents started from a young age have long expected that they will restore their vision in such a day. Effortlessly teach his normal human literacy, learn a variety of subjects, let him walk along the streets of the town every month and form a habit, let him touch every object until he can blindly draw them ... ...

Except for the "color", something that could not be infused into his mind, everything seemed to be preparing for his present.

Perhaps "7" knew the reason, and Lu Chu temporarily put aside his doubts and set about the problem at hand.

Having already figured out the layout and structure here, he felt even more depressed, and the internal arrangement of the shape of the building could have a great impact on human emotions.

Depressing the uncomfortable feeling, Lu Chu thought, which one of the four doors against the wall is the real way to escape here?

Lu Chu in that room has observed several times back and forth, except that he found a flashlight and a usable knife, there was no other gain, maybe there are some clues in the corridor. Thinking of this, Lu Chu returned to the door of the small room and decided to start from here and check all the items in the "back" corridor.

There were few things on the corridor, and Lu Chu was very concerned about the clock hanging on the wall outside the door of the small room with a trembling sound, but the hands never moved.

Because Lu Chu hasn't been able to correspond one-to-one with what his parents described in his mind when he was a child, he only realized one thing that didn't fit the norm: the hour and minute hands of this watch. And the second hand are pointing in the direction of "3" squarely. This kind of pointing is impossible under normal circumstances. As we all know, the three will only coincide when they all point to "12", that is, zero and twelve noon. This indicates that the hands are moved by human or external interference. "3".

So, what does this "3" want to tell people who come here?

Just below the clock was a pot of dead potted plants. Lu Chu bent over and lifted the potted plants to check it back and forth. Only at the bottom of the potted tray was found a yellow colored paper for children to play with stacks of paper. "6".

Lu Chu put the note in his pocket, thinking in his heart that this number had nothing to do with the number pointed on the clock.

Fortunately, some clues were found. Lu Chu put the potted plants back in place, stood up, and prepared to continue to search other places.

The design of this "back" corridor is very interesting. If the things on each corridor are not slightly different, and if they make two more turns, Lu Chu may not even know the direction.

and many more!

Lu Chu stopped as if thinking of something.

Direction, direction ... So, is it possible that the "3" on that clock is to inform the direction of the existence of something?

The installation position of the watch is not high, and Lu Chu can touch it, and "3" is in the direction of east. Realizing this, Lu Chu knocked along the wall along the direction of the needle parallel to the east, and raised his ears while knocking Distinguish for yourself, when the sound of striking the wall changed from thick to crisp, Lu Chu was happy: guessed right.

The wall here was obviously empty. Lu Chu picked up the knife in his hand and buckled the layer on the outside of the wall, and took out an iron password box from the inside.

The password requires four digits. Each place where the password is entered is a different color—yellow, red, green, and pink. At almost the same time, Lu Chu remembered the piece of colored paper that he found. After trying the knife to forcibly pry open the box, he turned around and looked for other numbers in the corridor.

After searching the corridor and the room several times, Lu Chu only found the other two colored papers with numbers, plus the first one, which corresponded to the three positions one, three, and four on the code box, belonging to number two. Bit of colored paper could not be found anyway.

In the absence of equipment to know the specific moment now, and to escape before "dawn", Lu Chu obviously has little time left.

At this moment, a faint vocal sound came from the outside, sometimes absent and empty, echoing across the outer wall in the dark and quiet "back" -shaped corridor, and at the same time a brisk and crisp stride sounded, and The singing sounds are different from time to time. The sound of stepping is close to the ear, which makes Lu Chu feel a chill for no reason, and dare not turn back easily.

Lu Chu quickly picked up the code box, calmed down quickly, and observed the box more carefully.

Then he found that the password box did not have a "confirm" button, and the number of the password was scrolling like an ordinary suitcase. In other words, there is a great possibility that after he enters all the correct passwords, the box will open by itself.

Let's suppose that there is a possibility that "entering the wrong password will cause a ruined ending" like □□.

The scrolling of the password is performed irreversibly in the order of "0-9", and it returns to "0" when it reaches "9". This means that if one of the correct numeric passwords you solved is "9", then you need to start from "0" and scroll through all the numbers to get the correct "9".

In this way, the assumption is not true, because all the processes you go through when you roll to "9" are wrong answers.

"It's simple." Lu Chu sighed.

Enter the three numbers that have been solved, and the rest can be rolled from the beginning with confidence. Fortunately, there is only one unknown password, which saves the trouble of too many results after arranging and combining. Just try "0-9" ten numbers in turn, and the box will automatically unlock when the correct number is reached.

So he slowly rolled up the second number.

0——

1--

2--

...

7——

"Crap-"

The lock is unlocked.

There was a key lying in the box, and there was a blood-stained letter paper under the key. The words on the paper were scribbled and unreadable.

Lu Chu tossed it a few times before she recognized the two lines above:

— "Open road is where to go."

— "I'm here for you, guess where I will appear."

Lu Chu pondered whether the "I" on the paper was the "it" in the prompt.

At this moment, the vocals outside suddenly became louder, as if lingering in the ear, lingering sharply.

"Hmm! Hmm!"

As the singing approached, four doors in the corridor were knocked simultaneously.