My Love Is Invisible

A new type of natural blue ore has been discovered in Peru, South America. It has unique properties and is more expensive than gold. As a structural geologist, Jose went to search for mineral veins near primitive Indian tribes. The guide said that you must abide by three rules. 1. Don't go out of the tribe alone. 2. Don't talk to strangers. 3. Don't look into deep water. Jose could always vaguely see the figure of a local Indian man deep in the jungle. He was shirtless, with a strong physique and healthy brown skin. His hair was long and thick and black, but it covered half of his body and could not be seen below the waist. The man never spoke, he just watched from a distance. One day Jose was injured and separated from the team When he was unconscious, the man finally appeared slowly from behind the forest and walked towards Jose step by step... Since then Jose would share his instant food with him, give him his own headphones, and bring him espresso liquid He took Jose to every hidden cave and deep river nearby. But nothing was found about the new type of ore, and the team was preparing to evacuate during the tribe's sacrifice. The locals worship a creature called ultimo. The guide said this is the meaning of god in Uro language. On the day of departure, the crowd of worshippers knelt down devoutly at the waterside. Jose's rubber boat was swept into the center by the sudden crazy water. Looking down, deep in the vortex, Jose saw that familiar face His body is so huge that it seems to be integrated with the water. He stretched out his hand and offered Jose the same blue crystal ore as his body. That is the silent retention of God Everything is silent, my love is invisible Purpose: Primitive worship and the decline of natural civilization