Trapped in the Artist's Nightmare Chapter 293

"We have entered that forest more than once, but we haven't found anything that shows any signs of the signature," Shao Ling said. "The forest is too vast. Even if we search all the time without stopping, I'm afraid we won't be able to search the entire forest before the end of seven days. I think we must narrow the scope. This aimless search will waste time and energy, and may not be effective."

Everyone was thinking after hearing this. All the clues had been analyzed, but the last step was still difficult. Searching for a signature in such a huge forest where no one knew where or what form it would appear was like looking for a needle in a haystack.

"Speaking of the issues that this painting wants to reveal," Zhu HaOwen Wei began, "Environmental pollution, ecological destruction, and plague transmission. Of these three situations, the most lethal to us is the plague transmission.

"It is indeed true. Our companions have all been killed by this problem. So I wonder, among the three major problems that destroy the earth, is the painter more concerned about the problem of plague infection? In other words, is he more concerned about the direct harm of environmental destruction to human beings themselves?

"If he is said to be a humanist thinker, then perhaps, beneath his fierce and extreme satire and criticism, he actually hides a heart of compassion for the fate of mankind, which is doomed to fail?"