"Henhen, keep an eye on things outside. It's a shame not to use such rich spiritual energy for cultivation."
After Ye Sisi finished speaking, she sat down cross-legged and began to cultivate.
Wuhen could only float out silently and keep an eye on the outside. The place seemed peaceful and safe at the moment, but he still had to keep a close watch. There was nothing he could do; his master was unreliable, so he could only bear with it.
The flying boat flew for two days, and there was still no change in the surroundings. Ye Sisi also calmed down and focused on cultivation.
It wasn't until noon on the third day that Wuhen managed to wake her from her meditative state.
There is an island ahead.
Ye Sisi breathed a sigh of relief and stood up. Finally, things had changed; otherwise, she would have almost lost her composure.
From a distance, there was indeed a small island floating on the sea, but it was too far away to see the specific details of the island.
Even so, Ye Sisi was already very excited. She stuffed a lot of spirit stones into the cockpit and made the flying boat move forward at the fastest speed.
But as she flew, her excitement gradually waned, because after almost an hour of flying, the island that had looked so small had only grown a little bit larger.
So it will probably take at least another ten hours to get there.
But she doesn't want to cultivate now, so she can only chat with Wuhen.
After an unknown amount of time, when Ye Sisi looked out again, the sea was now a vibrant green, no longer the endless blue expanse of the ocean.
When she was still some distance from the island, she put away her flying boat, concealed herself, and flew towards the island.
The island was covered with many tall trees and a variety of spiritual herbs and flowers, all of which were quite old. It was rare to see spiritual plants of such age in the Cangjing, so Ye Sisi accepted them without hesitation.
She wandered around, but there were no living creatures like monsters or beasts here. Apart from a few more spiritual herbs and flowers that were useful to her than in the sea, it was just as eerily quiet.
After she had searched through all the spiritual herbs and flowers, she still found nothing else. Just as she and Wuhen were muttering to each other and preparing to set off again, the once calm sea suddenly became stormy.
In the distance came a series of beast roars, which were deafening. Even across thousands of mountains and rivers, Ye Sisi could feel the terrifying pressure.
Although she wanted to find some living creature and figure out the situation here, she didn't want to encounter anything she couldn't resist.
So she decided to stay there for now and see how things went.
Then she saw two enormous dragons getting closer and closer to her. They were truly enormous; it felt like each dragon was no smaller than the island beneath her.
One dragon was light blue, and the other was dark blue. The dark blue dragon was slightly larger, and the two dragons were engaged in a brutal fight.
The commotion was so loud it was earth-shattering; it was both shocking and terrifying.
Ye Sisi felt that if the two dragons got any closer, they wouldn't even need to lift a finger; the sheer pressure they exuded would be enough to crush her to death. The Nascent Soul Tribulation was nothing compared to these two dragons. Just what level of cultivation did these two dragons possess?
Is it Mahayana, or Tribulation Transcending? Or is it a legendary divine beast on par with immortals?
But the two behemoths were moving too fast, and she couldn't run away in time. All she could do was pray that the two giants wouldn't attack her.
She almost cried. Logically speaking, her luck had never been bad, so why was she so unlucky this time? She wondered how her senior brothers and sisters were doing.
Fortunately, her prayers worked, and the two dragons really did fight further and further apart, and the terrifying pressure disappeared.
Ye Sisi breathed a sigh of relief and said to Wuhen, "Wuhen, waaaah, I was so scared! You almost lost your smart and adorable master."
Wuhen didn't want to talk to her, but after looking around, he still asked, "Where are you planning to go next?"
After taking out the flying boat, Ye Sisi said, "Since there are other living beings here, there must be a place where they can live. It can't be that there is water everywhere. The most urgent thing is to find Senior Brother and the others."
What she didn't finish saying was that since two such terrifying dragons had appeared, it meant there were likely other equally terrifying creatures. She could only hope that Su Jiuli and the others would be lucky and not run into those big guys.
The airship avoided the direction where the dragons were fighting, but still flew in the direction they came from. There was no other way; it was too desolate here, and she wasn't sure if she would just keep going in the Dead Sea if she chose a random direction. So she had to take a gamble.
After flying for three days, she finally saw the mainland, and the seabed was no longer the Dead Sea where there was nothing, but instead appeared many monsters that were incredibly powerful to her.
These monsters were not only incredibly powerful, but also incredibly large.
Although not every monster was as ridiculously large as those two dragons, they were still quite big.
Anyway, she felt she didn't even deserve to be a flea on their backs.
But being small isn't necessarily a bad thing. At least after she abandoned the airship and concealed her presence, these behemoths couldn't detect her at all. In fact, even with the airship, these big guys would probably still have a hard time spotting her.
She navigated the treacherous seas with trepidation, until finally her feet touched the long-lost land once more. Although this continent might also be full of dangers, the feeling of having her feet firmly on the ground was reassuring.
She tried to activate the communication jade tablet again, but unfortunately there was still no signal.
This continent is vast, and even the trees are incredibly tall, as if the whole world is a land of giants.
The roars of ferocious beasts echoed through the forest; just from the noise, you could tell that a big fight had broken out.
As she was wondering which way to go, the communication jade tablet, which had been silent all along, suddenly lit up.
She excitedly clicked on it, and Bai Luochen's voice came through, broken and intermittent: "Junior...sister, I've finally...made...contact...you..."
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