Pulling madly under the water!

The three-eyed weasel was also struggling violently.

Obviously, the situation under the sea is already in chaos!

Zong Tianming narrowed his eyes.

Gently pulled the divine root.

Suddenly, the power of the divine root began to intervene.

Straight into the air.

Pulled the three-eyed weasel out of the sea.

In addition, an uninvited guest was also dragged out.

At this time, the three-eyed weasel was entangled with a strange creature with a human upper body and a fish lower body.

This terrifying creature bit the three-eyed weasel's body tightly.

As a ferocious beast in the ancient times, the three-eyed weasel naturally did not want to be outdone and bit the creature's neck.

They were entangled like this, attacking each other in the most primitive way.

The Chaos Divine Root and Zong Tianming are in tune with each other.

Naturally, he was on the side of the three-eyed weasel.

The vine body shook.

The tip turned into a green spear.

Stab straight at the abdomen of this strange seaman!

The skin that the three-eyed weasel couldn't bite through was completely vulnerable to the spear transformed from the divine root.

It was penetrated directly.

Bright red blood flowed out!

Drop by drop, it finally formed a red line of blood.

Drops falling on the sea!

“Woo woo!”

The seaman let out a mournful cry.

He loosened his mouth and grabbed the divine root with both hands.

He actually pulled out the spear directly.

He fell into the ocean without looking back.

During the descent, as the position changed, Zong Tianming discovered that this seaman actually had beautiful hair and a charming face.

"Hai Ji..."

Zong Tianming seemed to recognize the true identity of this strange creature.

Something even stranger happened.

The moment the sea princess's blood fell into the ocean.

It seems to have some strange reaction with the sea water.

On the surface of the sea, the water was burning with a faint dark green flame.

These flames radiated neither light nor heat.

But it is very oppressive.

This feeling of oppression is the same as the feeling those swallowing creatures feel when they absorb spiritual power in Zong Tianming's palm.

It's just countless times stronger.

Zong Tianming had no doubt that if the flame burned his body, he would be turned into a huge torch.

This flame is fueled by spiritual power!

As the flames burn.

One after another, sea fish floated on the sea surface with their bellies white.

These sea fish have all turned into dried fish.

All the spiritual power in his body was drained away.

Obviously, all this was caused by this strange flame.

It's so domineering.

You know, these flames were just formed by the blood that flowed from the sea princess' body and fell on the sea surface.

Hai Ji is one of the strange beasts in the ancient mountains and seas.

It has been extinct in the Continent of Ten Thousand Gods for countless years.

However, a large number of records and legends have been left in the Continent of Ten Thousand Gods.

Zong Tianming read widely. Because of his strong mind, he could focus on 810 million things, so he read a large number of classics.

Just by concentrating slightly, he recalled a lot of records about Hai Ji.

Haiji, a mermaid with a fish tail and a human body, is a supernatural being.

The sea silk they produce remains wet, and when they weep, their tears turn into pearls. The oil of the sea people, once burned, will burn for ten thousand years.

Volume 12 of Gan Bao's "Soushen Ji" in the Jin Dynasty states: "Outside the South China Sea, there are sea people who live in the water like fish and never give up weaving. When they cry, pearls come out of their eyes." This story is also recorded in "Bowuzhi" and "Shuyi Ji", but the text is slightly different.

Volume 1 of Records of Strange Things states: "The Jiao Man is Quanxian, also known as Quanke. Jiao gauze is found in the South China Sea. Quanxian weaves it underwater, and it is called dragon gauze. It is worth over a hundred gold coins and is believed to be impervious to water. There is a Dragon Gauze Palace in the South China Sea, where Quanxian weaves gauze. Some of the gauze is as white as frost."

In addition, the Taiping Yulan, Volume 803, citing the Bowuzhi (not available in the current edition), also states: "A seaman emerged from the water and stayed at a family's house, selling silk for many days. Before leaving, he asked the owner for a vessel, and his tears turned into pearls filling the plate, which he gave to the owner."

"Bowuzhi" records: "There are sea people in the South China Sea. They live in the water like fish, but they never stop weaving. Their eyes can shed tears."

"Records of Strange Things" states: "The Hairen is Quanxian, also known as Quanke. ... In the South China Sea lies the Dragon Silk Palace, where Quanxian weaves silk. Some of the silk is as white as frost." Records of Strange Things also states: "Gauze from the South China Sea is woven submerged in the Quanshi room. It is called Dragon Silk and is worth a hundred gold coins. Clothing made of it remains impervious to water."

There is also a poem called "Brocade Zither" which goes "The moon is bright over the sea and the pearls are shedding tears; the sun is warm in Lantian and the jade is smoking."

For thousands of years, countless people have been fascinated. If you ask the meaning of this poem,

"Records of the Grand Historian, Volume 6, Annals of Emperor Ying, Chapter 6" contains a record about "mermen." It mentions: "When the First Emperor ascended the throne, he excavated Mount Li. When he unified the empire, over 700,000 people from all over the country came to help him. They dug three wells, lowered copper to make the coffin, and filled the palaces, pavilions, and government offices with rare and precious artifacts. He ordered craftsmen to make crossbows and arrows, and to shoot anyone who came near. He used mercury to represent rivers and seas, and these were fed by machines. Astronomy was depicted on the upper side, and geography on the lower side. Mermaid fat was used as candles, which were believed to last for a long time."

The Book of Strange Things states: "Mermaids resemble humans, over a foot long. They are inedible. Their skins are like those of sea fish, cut from sawn wood. There is a small hole in their necks, through which air escapes. In Qin Shi Huang's tomb, mermaid fat was used as candles. This fish is from this fish. It was found in the East China Sea, and can be found in Taizhou today." Note: Today, emperors use lacquer lamps in their tombs, and the fire never goes out."

The Taiping Guangji records: "Sea mermaids are found in the East China Sea. Large ones are five or six feet long and resemble humans, with eyebrows, eyes, mouth, nose, hands, claws, and head all resembling those of a beautiful woman. Their skin is white as jade, scaleless, with fine hair of five colors, light and soft, one or two inches long. Their hair is like a horse's tail, five or six feet long. Their vagina is no different from that of men or women. Many widows and widowers near the sea are captured and raised in ponds. During intercourse, they are no different from humans and do not injure anyone." (From the Qia Wen Ji)

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