To put it bluntly, they'll definitely protect you!

There must be a reason for making it this shape; how could you blatantly expose its vulnerabilities?

If it really is, then it must be bait.

Shao Hong: "If it were really that easy to solve, why didn't the ancestors of the Yan Kingdom take action back then?"

"There's definitely something fishy going on here. It couldn't have been established after all the ancestors were gone!"

Zhang Linyuan: "That's not impossible."

Liu Yun: "Never mind, now that we've found the place, let's go in and take a look."

She also had many doubts. Logically speaking, this was the territory of the Western power system, and there was likely a lot of inheritance there. What was the Heavenly Dao sending her here to do?

Is the goal to bring this place back into the light of day?

Or should we destroy it?

Is it simply because she has been brought back to the light of day, and they're looking for a Yan citizen, that they're bringing her here because of the outer barrier?

After all, it's useless for Western ability users to come; once they're in, they can't get out.

This plan makes sense, but it's a bit strange.

After all, barriers are much easier to destroy than to build.

Even Western ability users can "accidentally" break through the barrier!

Wouldn't that make this place see the light of day again?

If it were her, she would have wanted to destroy or hide some of the good stuff she came across. How could she have given it all to the West, allowing it to become powerful and threaten the Yan Kingdom?

Even the will of Heaven cannot prevent it.

Since Heaven cannot speak and its demands are not explicit, it can manipulate things within a certain range.

Therefore, Liu Yun felt that Heaven wouldn't be so foolish as to actually support the West; if it truly wanted to support the West, it wouldn't have come to her.

If you just create a Western-style male and female protagonist, exploring such a place would be a piece of cake.

So the remaining meaning is... destruction?

She wants her to destroy this place?

For some reason, Liu Yun wasn't quite sure, but decided to go in and see how things went.

At least for now, that faint sense of urgency and anxiety has disappeared, and I can feel that we've arrived at our destination.

Harold peered around and, unusually, asked a question: "This place doesn't look special at all, it's perfectly normal, probably just the complex terrain of the seabed."

"It's so big, we don't even know where the entrance is!"

How do I get in?

Liu Yun looked at the oblivious Michael, and everyone else followed her gaze to Michael.

Harold and his son flinched for a moment, even as natural enemies, they felt a pang of sympathy for a second, and then all that remained was schadenfreude.

See? That's how they get completely drained.

Liu Yun picked up Michael and walked to a square spot in the corner.

Shao Hong: ...Why does it look so much like a garbage dump in some buildings?

Sure enough, Liu Yun opened the square opening and stuffed Michael inside.

Zhang Linyuan: ...This is underwater.

How come water won't get in when you open a hole like that?

Indeed, science and such seem like metaphysics to those who don't understand it.

Soon, everyone saw Michael floating below and in front of the airship, with an unknown rope tied around his body.

Everyone: ...Isn't this just an underwater version of flying a kite?

As she gradually approached the cone-shaped section below, Liu Yun unleashed a burst of power, attempting to attack Michael along the rope.

Sure enough, a hazy white light appeared from certain parts of the cone, quickly twisting into a spear-like weapon that swiftly pierced the rope and precisely severed Liu Yun's power from persecuting Michael.

Liu Yun had already stopped fighting; her internal energy was quickly dissipated into the seawater by the counterattack.

However, the airship, when viewed from afar, appears to be in a bubble, and being submerged in seawater, its ability to isolate its presence from the air is not very strong.

The spear couldn't pierce the rope, circled Michael twice, and finally dissipated. It seemed that the final struggle was filled with helplessness, resentment, and anger.

Before long, a vortex suddenly formed in front of Michael, sucking him in.

The vortex contracted, seemingly trying to use the power of space to sever the rope.

How could Liu Yun let it have its way?

He acted immediately, and several streaks of light flashed across the rope. Suddenly, several talismans appeared and, according to some pattern, attached themselves to the vortex in an orderly fashion. Then, they exploded with a series of crackling sounds, creating quite a few waves.

Whether it encountered the power of the Yan Kingdom and was driven by hatred or had its power destroyed by the explosion, the vortex indeed stopped shrinking.

Instead, the water surged and suddenly grew larger, then with a "slurp," it pulled the ropes and sucked the airship in all at once.

The uninvited guest from the seabed disappeared just like that, but the aftershocks of the explosion had only just begun.

The seawater churned at the bottom and quickly spread to the surface, with waves crashing against the nameless island like a sudden tsunami.

The animals in the forest are already very experienced in avoiding danger, but this time the danger happened so suddenly that even the most intuitive animals couldn't sense it in advance.

In addition, as the crew's boats approached the unnamed island, the previously calm and windless scene suddenly turned windy, and the waves grew larger in a short period of time.

Many ships had to immediately activate emergency plans, find the nearest island to anchor, and wait for the storm to pass before continuing their journey.

"Bermuda is really dangerous; the weather can change in an instant."

"It's not that it's changed, but it hasn't changed at all. The sky hasn't changed at all, but the sea is showing strange movements. It's really different from what's happening outside."

This group included many experienced people, and although they did not anticipate the sudden weather change, they made the right decision when the waves appeared.

By the time they docked, the waves were already quite large, and the spray was already very high.

If they were still sailing at sea, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Meanwhile, Liu Yun and the others felt a pulling force, and they couldn't stand up at all.

In a flash, the surrounding scenery changed.

Without the oppressive feeling of the seawater, Michael crashed to the ground with a "plop," and apart from a few feathers falling off and then dissipating, he knew nothing more.

What's scary is that the body bounced.

With Aqi in control, the airship remained firmly suspended in mid-air.

Aqi: "Host, there is a suppressive force here, so you should be unable to use flight spells."

Liu Yun: "So the airship... is powered by technological energy and is outside the suppression range?"

Aqi: "It seems so. Those with wings can fly on their own; that's not magic."

In other words, this place does not restrict angels from flying.

Although feathers are manifestations of energy, wings also have the proper function of flight.

Liu Yun: "This is so targeted! Isn't this clearly aimed at the abilities of the Yan people?"

As she spoke, Liu Yun glanced at the little golden dragon, which seemed to be outside the restriction area as well!

At least cameras are technological products.

With a wave of his hand, he put away the airship, and the group appeared on the ground.

Before they could even stand up straight, they heard two screams, one after the other, from Harold and his son.