Chapter 387 Cracking the password

The runes they have collected are relatively abstract, and it would be difficult to understand them if they insist on looking at them individually and studying them one by one without thinking of a way to piece them together.

Meng Chuyuan didn't know the order of splicing, so he could only try to combine every piece of cardboard in his hand.

The other players watched Meng Chuyuan move it up and down, going back and forth about three or four times, and finally spelled out a decent letter u that everyone could understand.

"Huh? It's out!"

"I just saw that the one on the door is the letter lock. Our idea should be right. That is to say, as long as we spell out the remaining four letters and arrange them in the correct order, can we go out?"

Meng Chuyuan continued to piece together according to the previous method, "It should be so, these are the only clues we have at the moment."

"I understand, you can put this here..." Lu Jinsen seemed to understand a little bit, and helped Meng Chuyuan complete an S.

Not long after, Meng Chuyuan spelled out two more letters, namely c and o.

The last one was a bit difficult to guess, and Meng Chuyuan even felt it was a little weird. She frowned and asked in confusion: "What is this?"

One of the players said: "It must be t."

Others agreed with this answer: "I guess so."

"Then let's put the letters in order now and enter them..."

They first entered the password in the order of 26 letters to lock it, but the result showed that it failed.

"Not alphabetically."

Lu Jinsen: "Could that be a certain English word?"

"It's possible." Meng Chuyuan glanced at Lu Jinsen and said, "Try to see if Tocus can be opened."

Lu Jinsen entered the answer, but it still showed failure, "No."

Meng Chuyuan was silent for a moment and then said: "Let's take a look at that one again. I feel like there may be a spelling mistake somewhere."

Lu Jinsen turned back and stared at the spliced ​​letters on the table carefully. Then he tried to slightly adjust the position of the letter t, which was most likely to be misspelled. Then he saw it looked a bit like an f, "Is it focus?"

"Try it." Meng Chuyuan heard the answer he gave and re-entered the password.

After a while, the door unlocked automatically.

Meng Chuyuan's calm voice contained a hint of excitement: "It's open!"

[Lu Jinsen can do it! I usually underestimate him, but I didn’t expect him to be so capable]

[wk, so awesome! I didn’t understand the splicing part just now, so how do you solve the abstract symbols? ! 】

[Lu Jinsen and Sister Meng cooperated very well in this wave, and the other five amateur players seemed to be here to get some help]

[They don’t look like experienced players. It feels like they are all playing for the first time, right? 】

After escaping from the lounge, they walked in the narrow and dark corridor. Not long after, they encountered an NPC who came to cue the process. They said that the bride was missing. The owner of the manor was sending people to look for it. He hoped that the players could help find the whereabouts of the bride.

Then, Meng Chuyuan and the others went to the manor owner's bedroom to learn about the situation.

The room was still dark, with paintings hanging on the walls and a few burning kerosene lamps. The light was very weak, creating an eerie atmosphere.

Several players gathered around each other, feeling unsafe in the deep and quiet environment, with uneasiness and vigilance in their eyes.

Both of Meng Chuyuan's arms were tightly held by her companions. She didn't know exactly who it was. She just felt that she was restrained and had no freedom at all.

Meng Chuyuan sighed secretly and said to the person next to her: "Relax your hands and I will go over and take down the lamp."

(End of chapter)