The captain's log is something every captain is familiar with, different from the standardized logs currently used to deal with company inspections and audits, in the pioneering days, these logs were very private matters, recording the people and events they encountered along the way.
Fisher still remembered that when the Gedelin Royal Museum was established, Blake had given his own captain's log to the Gedelin Royal Family, and the Gedelin Royal Family had collected it as an epoch-making treasure.
But anyway, was Emhardt originally very interested in a captain's log? It seemed somewhat beneath him. Could it contain some very profound secrets?
"No, not this log, it's something inside it! There's a piece of paper tucked in this book, and that's what I want to see."
Hearing Emhardt's request, Fisher reluctantly opened the captain's log, and indeed on the first page, he saw a sheepskin scroll that had been folded many times, fragile-looking as if bearing the weight of heavy history.
