"Use fire! But the fire must be powerful enough; ordinary fire won't work."
As she spoke, the girl offered her own solution to everyone.
"I chose it because the weapon is pretty good. It has a burning effect and is made from fire elemental essence. Although it's effective, it's quite expensive. I also discovered that fire elemental essence can be used directly as cannonballs."
Seeing this, Gu Xi asked a question out of curiosity.
Gu Xi: "Not a fire elemental cannon?"
The girl said, "No, although the Fire Element Cannon is powerful, you can also throw the Fire Element Essence directly like a bomb. However, detonation requires a collision of mental energy, which demands some control over mental energy."
Gu Xi: "Hmm... I didn't know it could be used like that."
Gu Xi discovered that everyone really has their own survival experience. This method is a waste of fire elemental essence, but it seems to be usable when there is no other choice.
But didn't she know that the Fire Element Cannon could increase its power?
In recognition of the girl's selfless sharing, Gu Xi also shared his own little experience using the Fire Element Cannon.
Gu Xi: "The Fire Element Cannon can be made more powerful. The Fire Element Cannon primarily focuses on heat; piling up Fire Element Essence together will increase its power. However, be careful to prevent fire..."
"Hahaha~ What did I just see? I bet Sister Xi's boat must have caught fire."
"It's hilarious, but it's worth it to be able to find a way to increase the power of the Fire Element Cannon."
"Thank you, Sister Xi, and thank you for sharing so generously. My Fire Essence is limited, so I can't use it to explode Fire Essence, but I'll try Sister Xi's method to increase the power of the Fire Essence Cannon."
"Hey buddy upstairs, be careful with fire."
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Gu Xi looked at everyone's joking remarks and felt helpless about becoming the subject of gossip in other people's eyes.
Having reached a preliminary conclusion, Gu Xi decisively closed the chat panel.
By summarizing the previous clues, she could basically deduce the cause of the current situation.
First, after the freezing, the virus appeared, causing the death of a large number of fish, which directly led to the infection of deep-sea creatures and marine mammals that feed on fish.
The virus caused a mental upheaval among the deep-sea creatures and sea monsters, leading to continuous conflicts among the deep-sea creatures. Those who died became skeletons, losing their self-awareness and wandering the sea.
The zombie sea monsters she had seen before were probably in the same situation, or perhaps due to their size, they didn't turn into skeletons as quickly as the deep-sea creatures.
The virus's impact on humans was limited because, after discovering the mass deaths of fish, humans stopped eating marine fish. Although it had some effect on mental strength, the impact was also very limited because everyone was alone on the ship and had no direct contact with other people or deep-sea creatures.
"From this perspective, when disasters occur, whether or not they directly affect humanity, humanity will ultimately be affected. Now I truly feel that we are one with this world."
Gu Xi sighed softly.
Ais heard what she said.
"Purr~ This is an unavoidable situation for survival in this world; accidents can happen at any time."
Gu Xi looked up, and sunlight streamed in through the window, blurring Ai Si's figure.
"I know, but it suddenly feels strange that the disaster has had a greater impact on the deep-sea race than on us humans."
Perhaps, sensorily, the world has become more real. Gu Xi added in her mind. After she finished speaking, she turned to Ai Si and asked, "Is there something you need?"
Ais replied, "Ariel is out."
Gu Xi paused, then pushed him outside, "Come on! Let's go see what's going on; there's still a lot to do." (This chapter has been read. Please click to continue reading the next chapter!)
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