In his palm, several crystals containing snowflake-shaped energy entered his body, keeping him awake all night.
Sensing that the waterfall was being attacked by several chickens, Zuo Ling opened her eyes.
I scooped the little guy up in my arms, and he immediately started whimpering and complaining.
Zuo Ling mocked it: "Aren't you quite capable? You're not even afraid of me, so why would you be afraid of a few chickens?"
Waterfall bristled, her rabbit face contorted, and she poked her little paws at her, accusing her of being disloyal.
"Alright, I'll slaughter them all from now on and stew them for you."
The little guy smacked his lips, shook his head, and seemed satisfied.
The two, one human and one rabbit, went to take a bath first, then ate something. Zuo Ling looked outside.
The outside world was more beautiful than she had imagined; the mischievous child transformed into a fairy overnight.
The sun hung high in the sky, its light pale and cold. The vast, boundless ice surface stretched out before them, utterly devoid of human presence.
The elevated structure was covered with a thick layer of ice, resembling an unfinished ice lighthouse.
Several wrecked cargo ships, some upright and some leaning, lean against the piles of ice, resembling an oil painting by an abstract master.
It's as if all it takes is a pen to awaken them and set sail again, carrying tons of cargo.
The ruins stand tall on the ice, as beautiful as ice sculptures.
The human and the rabbit were dressed neatly, wrapped up so that only their eyes were visible, and covered with hand warmers. They then slipped out of the space.
It landed on the ice at the height of a tiger claw rope.
Zuo Ling clearly remembered that she threw the tiger claw rope twice into the space, and the ice surface rose to the height of the tiger claw rope.
The sunlight shone brightly on the ice, dazzlingly bright.
I put on goggles and covered the waterfall with a scarf as well.
After walking only a dozen steps, Zuo Ling stopped.
Beneath the ice, a lifelike man stares at her with a ferocious expression.
One of them was thrown out of her spatial dimension. Ha, he died with his eyes wide open in disbelief.
Looking around, I wondered where everyone else had been swept away by the waves.
Continuing forward, there was a container with half of it sticking out. Judging from the surface, the container was not damaged.
Thinking it over, should I use a chainsaw? Or an ice axe?
Sensing something, she removed her gloves, revealing shimmering light on her fingertips. The surrounding water molecules seemed to come alive, circling around her fingertips, much to Zuo Ling's delight.
The ice, which was pointing towards the ice layer that was holding the container in place, melted little by little, slicing around the container like a laser machine.
With the container loosened, Zuo Ling seized the opportunity to take in the space.
Perhaps she didn't absorb enough cyan energy crystals in her previous life, which is why her ice-type abilities weren't developed.
With the new superpower, Zuo Ling had an extra layer of protection, which greatly boosted her confidence.
After circling the completely transformed Tianjin Port, they collected any containers they could find into their spatial storage.
After walking seven or eight miles, we saw no less than a hundred lifelike ice sculptures. Many of them were frozen in the ice, but their features were still clearly visible, as if they were still alive.
I didn't see a single living person.
With the cell phone signal cut off, Zuo Ling could not receive any messages from the outside world.
As far as the eye can see, most buildings were destroyed by the tsunami, and the loss of life and property was far more severe than the snow that had locked down the city a few days earlier.
Zuo Ling went inside and ransacked the few remaining office buildings that were exposed above the ice.
During the Spring Festival, there weren't many staff members left in the office building. When you finally saw one, he was frozen solid.
If locusts were to swarm through, Zuo Ling would collect everything she could from the building.
Computers, printers, A4 paper, desks, leather sofas, wooden and metal cabinets, safes, coffee machines, water dispensers, large bottles of mineral water, various snacks, convenience foods, express parcels...
In the offices of several people who appeared to be senior managers, a number of famous cigarettes, liquors and teas, as well as several boxes of Korean ginseng were found.
Zuo Ling didn't have time to look at the details; she planned to clean them up when she got back.
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