"Why did you come to Haicheng?"

The three, now wearing masks, arrived in a coastal city in China. However, the address puzzled An Xiaoyu, as she had lived in Haicheng for quite some time.

Mo Han, who was born in the Year of the Sheep, was from Haicheng. As her best friend, Yu Tu, she naturally knew the city very well.

"Because she is overseas, and Sister Suxin's divination skills require the help of luck. Haicheng is one of the safest areas with the most abundant luck in Kyushu, and it is also the area closest to the four overseas continents. That's why Sister Suxin chose this place as her divination altar." Jiang Yuan explained why they came here.

"Oh, I see. But when did you contact Gong Suxin? I don't think I've ever seen you send any telepathic messages." An Xiaoyu looked at Jiang Yuan suspiciously.

"Ha...haha, maybe you didn't notice when I was communicating telepathically." Jiang Yuan chuckled dryly. If the two women knew that he and Gong Suxin had established a telepathic connection, they would probably get their heads knocked off today.

"Where is she?" Liu Zhaodi was very curious about Jiang Yuan's plan, so she wasn't interested in anything else.

"She was waiting for us at a lighthouse location on the Bund."

Jiang Yuan activated his Sky Eye to search for nearby buildings, finally fixing his gaze on a kilometer-long lighthouse at the very edge of the Bund.

Because of its geographical location, Haicheng suffered greatly from the invasion of sea monsters after the cataclysm. As a result, the entire outer beach has been militarized to defend against the invasion of sea creatures. Therefore, both the inner and outer beaches are dangerous places, and ordinary people dare not approach them.

“Let’s go then, let’s get there as soon as possible,” Liu Zhaodi said.

The three of them kept walking, but when Jiang Yuan reached the inner beach, he had a special feeling, and a trace of memory slowly appeared in his mind.

He had been to the inner beach when he came to Haicheng with Liu Zhaodi to attend the black market gathering. At that time, the Death Heart sensed that this place was unusual. Now that he has the Death Heart, he has indeed discovered some interesting phenomena.

"etc!"

Jiang Yuan called a halt, and after stopping, his gaze fell upon the inner beach in front of him.

"What's wrong?" An Xiaoyu asked, puzzled.

Liu Zhaodi seemed to recall something, and she asked, "Is there something unusual about this place?"

“Someone died here,” Jiang Yuan said with a frown, then walked towards the inner beach.

Upon seeing this, the two women quickly followed.

However, after Jiang Yuan finished speaking, he didn't make much of a move and stood quietly on the inner beach.

The sense of death spread outwards, all the way to the end of the Bund. Gradually, Jiang Yuan sensed an extraordinary energy.

"A god has fallen, and all people mourn."

Jiang Yuan squatted down and picked up a handful of sand. The feeling of death was to see cause and effect through reincarnation. He could learn a lot of important information from this handful of sand.

"Could it be that a god once died in battle in Haicheng?!"

Jiang Yuan was greatly shocked. He sensed the thoughts transmitted by the Death God's Sense, but there were many strange things about them. First of all, this cause and effect had exceeded his current Death God power. And the only Death God power that could exceed the Death God's Hand, Death God's Heart, and Death God's Sense could be a god who had surpassed the God Realm.

But when he started to think about it from this angle, many doubts arose: why didn't the god who died in the sea city return to the universe, but instead stayed here?

Jiang Yuan is no longer a novice. He knows the most likely steps for a god's fall: leaving behind his divine essence. However, the situation where the body and soul are scattered on the ground like this is extremely rare.

Even after death, gods retain their divine status, and their bodies are integrated into the universe in the form of rules.

"What's wrong?" Liu Zhaodi followed and squatted down on the ground.

"Zhao Di, can you tell if there is any divine presence here?"

Jiang Yuan pointed to the ground beneath his feet. Liu Zhaodi herself was blessed by the God of Luck, and her sensitivity to divine power far exceeded his, which was why he let Liu Zhaodi give it a try.

"Is there?"

Although Liu Zhaodi was somewhat puzzled, she still earnestly picked up the soil and searched for the divine aura that Jiang Yuan had mentioned.

Liu Zhaodi kept changing positions, one after another, and even used her luck, but still came up empty-handed.

After searching the area for miles, Liu Zhaodi finally shook her head and said, "I don't think so. I didn't sense any divine presence."

"That shouldn't be the case!"

Jiang Yuan frowned. He trusted his sense of death. He had dealt with millions, if not tens of millions, of undead by now, and his sensitivity to the dead was instinctive. He shouldn't be wrong.

"What's wrong?" Liu Zhaodi noticed that Jiang Yuan seemed troubled, so she asked him if she had any solutions.

Jiang Yuan didn't hide anything and shared his opinion: "I sensed a huge amount of resentment here, but I don't know why this resentment hasn't affected the people in Haicheng, so I'm a bit puzzled about the source of this resentment."

"Resentment?" An Xiaoyu's expression turned solemn upon hearing these two words. She took off her shoes and walked barefoot on the beach. "Because this resentment is not directed at the human race!"

"Do you know anything inside information?" Jiang Yuan asked, intrigued.

"At the beginning of the disaster, the areas in China that suffered the most damage were not the inland areas or the border areas, but the coastal cities, with Haicheng being the worst affected!"

An Xiaoyu kept walking until the seawater reached her knees. She paused for a moment before saying, "After the cataclysm, Haicheng became the landing point for the sea monsters. Sixty percent of the sea creatures came to land through Haicheng, which led to Haicheng suffering heavy damage in the early stages of the cataclysm, almost being wiped out!"

"is that so?"

Jiang Yuan had heard about Haicheng before. In the early stages of the cataclysm, Haicheng was one of the few safe zones that developed the fastest. However, rapid development often meant huge sacrifices in the early stages. As one of the most prosperous cities in China, Haicheng had a population of 20 million before the formation of a safe zone. After the formation of a human race in the safe zone, the population reached 30 million. But now, there are only 10 million people in the Haicheng safe zone.

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