I asked, "24 hours in a day? 60 minutes in an hour? 60 seconds in a minute? One second... counts as one number?"
From such a distant era, I pondered their method of time calculation, which might differ somewhat from ours now.
I showed my watch to Little Red, explaining how long it takes for the second hand and hour hand to complete a circle.
Hoping it has the capability to record and compare time, so at least we can know when the Ancient City existed.
Little Red blinked, and if you looked closely, you could see its pupils slightly contracting and dilating. I wasn't sure what its eyes had to do with time planning, maybe the camera was linked to the CPU.
After a brief calculation, Little Red told me their time units were similar to ours, but a year only had 260 days.
Hearing the term 260 days, I felt a bit of familiarity, and it added that a year had 13 months.
This calculation method sounded even more familiar; it was once used by a certain ethnic group in human history.
