I think my luck is turning around.

An Ge couldn't understand how An operated it, nor did she understand the meaning of this system. An Ge internally complained, "What is this thing?! I don't understand it."

At this moment, the book directly showed her its main usage: silently think of your question, turn to the next page, and that's the answer you're looking for. An Ge looked at this description and was speechless. This thing is just a book of answers! She thought it was some high-class, wordless encyclopedia!

An Ge sighed with some disdain. An was still floating in front of her. An Ge looked at the book, then at An. "This is it? What are you guys doing! Other people's systems give you space, an unlimited supply store, and a laboratory! And all I get is a Book of Answers? Are you kidding me!"

"Uh, this is all the system provides, that's all." An's explanation was extremely perfunctory, with no intention of offering any further explanation. An Ge looked at the book and sighed helplessly. There was nothing she could do; something was better than nothing!

"An Ge, activate the master recognition mode now!"

An reminded An Ge, who was also puzzled. How did she establish a master? At this moment, the Book of Answers started turning pages automatically, and then a page of master recognition agreement appeared. It was the master recognition agreement of the Book of Answers.

protocol:

The Book of Answers is for Ange's exclusive use; in anyone else's hands, it's just a blank book. The book has an automatic system to find its owner; any question Ange asks is guaranteed to be correct. It can only answer questions about current events and the past; it cannot predict the distant future.

An Ge was quite tempted by the terms of the Lord's Agreement. How could anyone not be tempted by a book like this? As An Ge looked at the book, she suddenly remembered that she had also bought the Book of Answers, but it had never been accurate. Her bad luck had affected many things.

Looking at these lines of text, An Ge helplessly scratched his face. In any case, this was a book that could identify things that had been completed and determine the results of things that were about to be completed and things that were about to happen!

An Ge wasn't particularly excited; she just sat wearily on the ground, carelessly tossing her book aside, not caring whether it was clean or not. This place was so remote, even birds wouldn't leave their droppings. How was she supposed to survive? Wilderness survival, indeed!

She couldn't enter the city either; her strange attire made her an oddity, a suspicious person, and she'd likely be detained! An Ge sat on the ground, looking at the little figure flying above. "Your name is An? Then I'll call you Mu An from now on!"

An was a little confused by An Ge's thought process. Both of their names contained "an," so why not differentiate them? An didn't refute her, but simply accepted her way of addressing her. At that moment, An flew directly to the Book of Answers, went inside, and disappeared!

An Ge watched An disappear. "That guy must live inside this book!" she thought. "Mu An, what are you doing? You live inside?"

An Ge's voice was hoarse and strained, which was unbelievable and also showed a small part of his anger. His own whereabouts had not been resolved yet, and this guy had already gone straight in.

An Ge picked up the Book of Answers and silently asked, "Which direction should I go next?" She randomly turned to a page, which indicated east. An Ge looked up at the sky; the sun was high above, slowly moving. After watching for a while, An Ge was able to distinguish east from west.

An Ge's clothes had dried considerably, but her shoes were still soaking wet.