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Apocalyptic Starry Tales
墨書 Inktalez
If unfortunately you step into the last astronomical museum on doomsday, remember to look up, there, the starry sky hangs high on the ceiling.
When he stumbled into this door, the prominent light ball flickered twice, and the exit suddenly disappeared.
A brand new set of rules refreshed on the giant screen, which means that Watson is not the first person to come here:
Rule 1: This is a Pure land because there are too few people. Remember, a place with many people cannot be called a Pure land.
Rule 2: You are entering a Pure land where there is only you.
Rule 3: You do not need to eat or drink in a Pure land as there is no food, only spiritual sustenance.
Rule 4: Books can solve all difficulties, yes, all, except hunger.
Rule 5: You coming here is the answer to a question.
Rule 6: If you feel hungry, you can look up at the starry sky, it might help you, but you still need to pay attention... the text behind seems important, don't know what it's been covered by, and a smiling emoticon has been added at the end.
For the sake of survival, even if the rules are incomplete, he has to abide by them. If you don't know the other half, it's best not to blindly look to the stars for help.
At the moment, it looks very safe here. In the midst of strange tales and eerie occurrences in the apocalypse, this seems overly safe - he is not naive enough to believe that this is really a "Pure land." It's a cultural and creative space, there should be a coffee shop and a bookstore inside, and there are sounds of movement nearby. But according to the rules, there is no one here, so who is approaching him?
Watson bowed devoutly, lost in thought. The sound was getting closer and closer, and some sticky liquid had climbed up his ankle. There was no time to lose—hurriedly scanning the books on the shelf, he spotted a familiar volume, "Star Dictionary," prominently displayed. Watson tremulously ran his right hand over the spine and opened the book. It was a bestseller he had purchased in August 2025.
Rule 4: Books can solve all difficulties. Sure enough, as he opened the book, the sound and sensation vanished. It was a more effective means of expulsion than he had imagined. It seemed that he would have to carry a book with him at all times.
On the title page of this book, there is a rule that Watson has never seen before:
Rule 7: Whether you are human or not, this book is excellent therapeutic material. Wherever you go, remember to look up at the stars.
Starry sky, this keyword often appears. Watson has a premonition that this astronomical museum is not as simple as it looks on the outside. He should figure out the connection between the starry sky and this museum in order to survive.
The seventh rule is very strange, the two sentences before and after don't even seem to be connected, as if they were forcibly pieced together, all to emphasize "starry sky"? What secrets are hidden in the starry sky? He was just about to carefully flip through this dictionary of the starry sea, but the pages fell off on their own, followed by a dazzling ball of light carrying him madly upwards, and above was the starry sky. Not good!
The closer he got there, the more his body swelled, and even though he couldn't open his eyes, his sense of touch was still very sensitive, feeling foreign objects burrowing into Watson's skin. He was suddenly attacked by an irresistible drowsiness, and before falling asleep, he caught a long-lost sweet scent, corn, why would there be corn here... Before he could figure it out, Watson had already been passively plunged into sleep.
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