The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea

Chapter 911

Andrius began to study the mural.

This time, he quickly immersed himself in the task.

However, the more he examined it, the more profound he found it.

At first, he only saw the lines resembling meridians and dots resembling acupuncture points

and thought it was a diagram of cultivation techniques.

Later, he noticed the little figures, paid attention to the central altar, and deduced the

existence of the underground river.

Now…

Andrius found more and more details.

For example, there were fish in the mural’s stream. If it were before, Andrius would not have paid that much attention to the fish.

However, he knew better now. Everything in the mural conveyed something.

So, what did the fish represent?

“Hm?”

was puzzled, the aroma of fresh fish drifted over, sprinkled

the underground river

already dressed, holding a well- grilled yellow fish

unknown fish exuded a tempting aroma on a rack by the side,

scent.

a tadal

here!” Kate smiled at him and pointed to the large fish. “This one should be just about ready. I already marinated it, so you can sprinkle some cumin on it, and it’ll be good.”

was

fish swimming in the stream in the mural. He was dazed for a

“Huh?”

fish to a different spot to prevent them from overcooking, then followed

arrived, Andrius was staring at the stream in

stream and said, “Did you notice? There are many

Kate looked over.

That was true.

She would not have noticed

they found a pattern.

At the end, the tails of the fish had small circles drawn on them. Andrius was confused by the

and asked curiously, “Kate, can you figure out what these mean?” Kate followed his finger and thought for a moment, then said, “Could it be that they’re reproducing? These fish might be laying eggs!”

be it!” Andrius slapped his forehead in agreement.

where the fish lay the eggs was where the sun was depicted, representing daytime. The place the fish were playing was near the moon, indicating nighttime.

“These fish…”

pondered and said, “During the day, they go along the stream to reproduce, and at night,