Chapter 202

Eloise was a college student and had the most knowledge among them. Ryan hurriedly asked, "Go on, what's your idea?" "I've taken anthropology as an elective course. In ancient times, humans identified directions not only by looking at the sun and moon but also by observing the stars." As Eloise spoke, she glanced at the others. When she saw Nina's indifferent expression, her ears burned, and she was tongue-tied. Ryan encouraged her to continue. "Don't be shy. Speak freely. Even if we can't solve the problem, it's okay! Everyone should listen with an open mind. It's beneficial to our whole team!" With that, Ryan glanced at Nina. Nina understood Ryan's unspoken message and batted her eyes. "Why are you so shy? Keep going. It's so frustrating to watch you stumble on your words." "Okay, Nina!" Eloise felt encouraged and spoke more comfortably. "According to the books, the earliest constellations recognized by early humans included the Big Dipper, the North Star, the Souther