Thinking of the alien species, Tu Ran remembered the inner elixir she picked up before going to bed.

Which pocket did she put it in?

Tu Ran searched his whole body and finally found the inner elixir in the corner of the space and put it together with the flashlight.

Tu Ran simply wiped it a few times and put it into her mouth.

The inner elixir turned into a wisp of smoke and dissipated, and an introduction panel appeared in front of him.

Sense of direction

Introduction: The owner has an absolute sense of direction for the place he intends to go, and can reach any place he wants without a map.

Level: Advanced

Note: At a high level, you have an absolutely correct sense of direction. There is no need to judge whether it is true or false, just follow your feeling.

The level of supernatural powers has changed from elementary to advanced, and the precautions have also changed from the previous repeated emphasis on "pay attention to identification" to the current "no need to judge whether it is true or false".

Tu Ran realized that as early as the moment she saw the brown bear's superpowers, "Superpower Identification" had already determined that the inner elixir was fake and reminded her.

Unfortunately, she didn't pay any attention to it at that time, and instead thought it was too long-winded.

After thanking "Superpower Recognition" in her heart, Tu Ran got ready and walked in the direction she wanted to go.

She is going to find Pangpang.

Pangpang was still waiting for her on the top of the mountain god’s hill.

After following her intuition for a day and a night, Tu Ran saw the inky ocean where she came from.

To find Pangpang, you need to cross this sea.

Standing on the fluorescent stone, looking at the endless sea and the surging sea surface, Tu Ran felt a little embarrassed for a moment.

How could she get through this?

Should she put a boat into the space?

No, the boat might not be able to fit it all in. A good blacksmith must have strong tools himself. She needs to find an inner elixir that can allow her to fly.

She remembered the Pegasus she had seen when she was with Pangpang before. Since those things could fly, if they had inner elixirs, it must be related to flying.

She would think about these later. Now her first priority was how to cross the sea.

After much thought, I think it would be more reliable to find a car.

That dog that can swim is good.

But now, looking around, the entire sea is dark and there is no trace of the dog.

After so many days, it must have left long ago.

But it likes to eat apples, so its race should be similar.

Tu Ran took out two apples from the space, tied them up with a rope, picked up a branch on the ground, and tied the other end of the rope to it.

Everything was ready. Tu Ran picked up a larger rock, climbed up, and threw the apple into the sea.

She was half leaning on the rock, supporting her head with one hand, fishing, oh no, fishing for dogs.

The inky waves washed over the white fluorescent stones, again and again.

Tu Ran was enjoying the sea breeze comfortably, and her eyelids were getting heavier and heavier.

Until the fishing rod began to shake.

Tu Ran sat up straight and pulled up the fishing hook.

Pull out half an apple, and a dog's head jumps out of the water following the apple.

The dog opened its mouth wide and bit off the apple in one bite. It licked its mouth unsatisfiedly and stared at the other red apple in Tu Ran's hand.

Tu Ran also stared at him, not sure whether the dogfish in front of her was the one she had used hallucinogenic mushrooms on before.

"Have we met somewhere before?" Tu Ran asked tentatively.

The pike stuck out its tongue happily, and at the same time, the eight tentacles near its tail poked out of the water, pointing at its back, "Ride... ride..."

It seems that the previous one is correct.

Tu Ran threw the apple in her hand. The pike opened its mouth wide, caught it accurately, swallowed it whole, and shook its silver tail fin wildly at Tu Ran.

"Give me a ride. I want to cross the sea. Can you?"

"Oh... OK..."

The dog fish couldn't wait to expose its back to Tu Ran, waiting for her to sit on it.

Tu Ran first took off her combat uniform, leaving only the helmet, and put the rest into the space. Just as she was about to jump onto the back of the dogfish, she saw so many fluorescent stones on the coast. She turned around, picked up one, and stuffed it into her own space.

It's not a wasted trip, so it's good to keep it as a souvenir.

Jumping onto the pike's back, Tu Ran grabbed the leather pattern on the back of its neck and said, "Let's go. Oh no, let's swim."

When the pike heard the command, it quickly swam towards the direction Tu Ran pointed.

Tu Ran held on to its neck tightly and didn't dare to let go. This thing was too fast, comparable to a speedboat. If she let go, she might fall off.

After swimming for more than an hour, when Tu Ran looked back, she could no longer see the only white color in the darkness. She withdrew her gaze and looked towards the place ahead where she was about to arrive.

I don't know how long it will take to reach shore again.

"Sense of direction" only cares about direction, not distance. As long as she keeps walking in this direction, she will always reach her destination. As for how to get there or whether there are any obstacles that cannot be overcome, she cannot feel anything at all.

"Are you tired?" Tu Ran asked. It had been swimming for more than three hours.

The dogfish pointed to its mouth with its tentacles, "Eating... not tiring, not eating... tiring."

Tu Ran: “…”

Tu Ran took out three apples from the space and stuffed them into its tentacles.

The pike happily fed one pellet after another into its mouth, and its ears stood up and shook.

Tu Ran seemed to see Pang Pang.

Pangpang had a similar reaction when he ate something delicious, except that guy had no ears and used the chicken feathers on his head to shake them back and forth.

"May I have your name?"

“Chirp…Chirp…”

"twitter?"

"Um……"

Zha's voice was exceptionally slow, silly and dull.

"What a nice name," Tu Ran was a ruthless name-praising machine, "What do you usually eat?"

"Fish...all kinds of fish..." Zha said stupidly. It had finished the last apple and licked its lips with satisfaction.

I still want to eat.

It turned its head and looked at Tu Ran.

Having had experience with Pangpang before, Tu Ran saw through its intentions at a glance, "The apples are for your travel expenses. When you take me to land in this direction, I will give you ten apples."

"good……"

Zha turned his head and quickly entered the acceleration mode.

Tu Ran dodged backwards and was almost thrown off. Fortunately, she reacted in time and hugged its neck.

Tu Ran heaved a sigh of relief and patted its head gently. "Not bad, at this rate, you will be able to eat ten apples soon."

Apple is the driving force behind Zha's progress.

Three hours later, Tu Ran successfully saw the coastline.

"Come on, you'll be able to eat the apple soon!"

Zha accelerated again.

Tu Ran was forced to lie on it to reduce the wind resistance without affecting its speed.

The man and the dog finally reached the coastline. Tu Ran jumped off Zha's back and touched its head, "Very good." Then he took out ten apples from the space and placed them one by one on its tentacles.

At this moment, all the tiredness from swimming for nearly eight hours was gone. It rubbed Tu Ran's hand and enjoyed the delicious food it had worked so hard to earn.