Mu Nanxun gave a soft "tsk," his eyes glancing at the complex and unfamiliar text on the book, his brows furrowing deeply once again.
Damn it, why didn't he study Latin properly before? Now he doesn't even have a chance to impress I-Yi.
Seeing Yi Yi's earnest eyes, Mu Nanxun's face darkened even more. Finally, he couldn't help but clear his throat, close his eyes, and turn his face to one side. "I didn't sleep well last night. I'll catch up on some sleep first. Tomorrow, I'll definitely translate it clearly for you tomorrow."
Let's get through this "calamity" first.
"Okay." Yi Yi didn't call him out on it and obediently took the book and nestled to the side to "read".
I opened the translation software, took a picture of the text, uploaded it, and soon the Latin was translated into Chinese.
This book is quite old; some parts are yellowed, and the print is not very clear.
In addition, since it's software translation, there are some grammatical errors, and sometimes you have to read a sentence several times to understand it.
"This species has never been discovered by humans on Earth before. They are a completely new species, and humans cannot say whether they are more like humans or more like foxes."
"They have long, fox-like tails, as well as fox-like noses and ears, but at the same time, they don't walk on all fours like foxes. That's right, they walk upright, which is the part of them that most resembles humans."
“It’s strange that this species seems to combine the advantages of both humans and foxes. They are very intelligent, and have extremely strong mobility and agility. They have lived deep in the jungle for generations and are so vigilant that humans rarely find them. This is why they are almost never mentioned in human records.”
"..."
The more Yi looked at it, the more she felt that what was written on it was their Spirit Fox Clan.
She had lived deep in the jungle since she could remember, but she never knew how she came to be. Similarly, she didn't know why her kind looked neither like a human nor like other foxes.
She asked many of her companions, including Chen Dudu and Yu'er, but none of them knew. She also asked Grandma Arno, the leader of the Spirit Fox Clan, but received no answer from her either.
Over time, she stopped asking. She would only occasionally gaze at the starry sky and daydream.
So when Yi saw this book, all the questions that had been weighing on her mind suddenly resurfaced.
Could their race really be documented? Would that reveal where they came from and what their future held? Most importantly, she wanted to know if the book mentioned what would happen if the spirit fox clan and humans intermarried.
"Mumu, is everything written in this book true?" Yi Yi shook Mu Nanxun's arm eagerly, looking at him expectantly.
Mu Nanxun didn't notice the hint of urgency in Yi's eyes as he glanced at the thick, rather old book.
Their study has a vast collection of books of all kinds and from various countries. There are books on astronomy and geography, anecdotes and stories, economics and bonds, and even fairy tales and old books.
This book seems to contain some strange and unheard-of stories. They're probably fairy tales from other countries, perhaps similar to Andersen's fairy tales or One Thousand and One Nights.
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