Full-Time Magister: The Calamity of Fire, the Emperor's Flame Burns the Heavens

Chapter 57 The Giant Underwater Shadow, the Totem Baxia!
"We seem to be almost there. We can finally see land. It's a very long coastline, so it can't be an island!" Mo Fan said.

Zhao Manyan's vision wasn't that far, so he could only hear what Mo Fan said.

He looked down to see if the ship was heading in the right direction, and suddenly noticed a black object on the blue, canvas-like ocean.

He looked closely but couldn't see very clearly, so he called to Mo Fan next to him, "Look at the seawater below, it seems like there's a patch of black."

Mo Fan looked down and discovered that the seawater was not black, but rather there was a dark shadow on the white cruise ship, which overlapped with the white ship.

At first, Mo Fan didn't think much of the dark figure, but after thinking about it carefully, he suddenly realized something was wrong and was immediately gripped by terror!

Although the cruise ship Lin Junxian gifted them wasn't a luxury behemoth, it was still over thirty meters long, equivalent to three buses lined up side by side. Compared to the black shadow printed on it, the cruise ship was just a white dot on a black sheet of paper, which showed how huge the thing underwater was!

Mo Fan subconsciously looked up, hoping to see if it was the shadow cast by a cloud, but the sky was clear and there was no fog, let alone clouds, so it must be something underwater!

That was clearly a giant underwater shadow; it's terrifying to think about!

"Zhao Manyan, let's fly down quickly!!" Mo Fan exclaimed.

Before Zhao Manyan could react, he saw Mo Fan's solemn expression.

Mo Fan's heart was pounding, and he could hardly believe his eyes!

What exactly is that thing underwater?

Moreover, it must have been very close to the sea surface, otherwise it wouldn't have been imprinted on the blue sea!
Meanwhile, the other passengers on the cruise ship were completely unaware of their predicament and continued sailing forward...

It hurriedly folded its wings and swooped down with Mo Fan in its arms.

"Boom!"

Mo Fan and Zhao Manyan landed heavily on the deck, nearly cracking the planks.

"What did you see? Why are you so flustered?" Jiang Yu asked as he walked over, pushing up his glasses.

"Where's our mentor? Call Mentor Hua Yu over first!" Mo Fan said hurriedly, somewhat flustered.

Mo Fan's commotion attracted Ai Jiangtu, who was observing the direction of their advance at sea.

"No need to call me, I'm here!" Hua Yu walked over, wearing floral shorts, a straw hat, and carrying a bottle of Guangdong herbal tea.

Nan Jue and Jiang Shaoxu also came over with Hua Yu, clearly attracted by the commotion on Mo Fan's side.

The seawater was very clear, and you could see very deep into the water. The dark shadow was still below the ship. After landing on the ship, the two of them realized just how huge the thing was. It felt like the entire ship had entered a black sea. Looking out, the deep blackness shrouded the ship, which made them feel a deep fear that went straight to their hearts!

"Oh my god, what's that down there?!" Jiang Yu suddenly screamed.

The sound startled everyone awake, and they all rushed to the railing, only to discover a huge dark shadow underwater, like a black abyss that could suck the entire ship in at any moment!

Cold sweat trickled down their necks. Although the thing below didn't emit any aura at all, it brought immense pressure to everyone on the ship, as if their lives were now being controlled by the monster below!

No one spoke. Their eyes were wide, their bodies frozen in place. They dared not look down to see what lay beneath the water, fearing they would be swallowed whole by a gigantic maw, or crushed to pieces by a giant claw that whipped up waves. This was not mere speculation; they were convinced that the creatures of the sea were absolutely capable of it!
"What...what exactly is it?" Zhao Manyan asked stiffly.

Mo Fan gasped and slowly shook his head, saying, "It seems to have submerged."

The underwater shadows began to fade, and the fear that enveloped everyone gradually subsided.

I don't know how much time passed. Finally, the seawater regained its original clarity, and looking down, the seawater was that deep blue.

They looked at Hua Yu, who had a calm expression, trying to learn something from him.

"Don't worry, it won't attack you. Just pretend it doesn't exist!" Hua Yu left these words and departed with the two women.

Seeing that nothing was wrong, Ai Jiangtu left. As the team leader, he still had to be responsible for the entire team!

On the ship, everyone was exhausted, and Jiang Yu even collapsed on the deck!
The ship continued its journey, but the people on board remained silent for a long time. After an unknown period of time, Jiang Yu, who had been limp, finally stood up and glanced at the silent crowd.

"I don't know why, but I have this feeling that I'm a frog in a well," Jiang Yu said.

Jiang Yu felt that he already knew all the demons and monsters in the world, and could easily identify their species just by seeing their shadow or outline.

However, he couldn't make any judgment about the beastly figure underwater, and he couldn't even see the creature's full appearance...

He didn't know what it was. He only knew that it was a kind of demon that no human had ever recorded before, and it lived in the vast Pacific Ocean!
Mo Fan and Zhao Manyan had seen the coastline when they flew into the air. Startled, their flight path deviated, and they needed to travel a longer distance to reach the expected port.

Upon entering Ankai, the waters off Japan, the ship, which had been registered beforehand and bore a Japanese name, entered Ankai smoothly.

Upon reaching the Anjie sea area, we began to see several fishing boats engaged in salvage operations.

There are two types of fishing boats in China: one is a fishing boat that uses machinery to catch fish, throwing thousands of fish into their freezing rooms.

Another type is the very primitive fishing boat, with one or two fishermen and very simple tools. There are many such simple fishing boats near Asuka City.

Japan also has traditional fishing boats, but they have become more mechanized. They have a wide variety of ways to prepare fish, and their fishing industry is quite developed.

This area of ​​Anjie waters is filled with these salvage vessels, all painted gray. When this white cruise ship from China sailed into this area, it looked somewhat out of place.

Upon entering the port and stepping onto solid land, Mo Fan felt a sense of peace and security.

I don't know why, but he just doesn't feel safe in the ocean. And it turns out the ocean is dangerous; not long ago, they were enveloped by that unknown creature and almost peed their pants in fear. Once on land, without the rocking of the seawater and with a sense of direction, he feels completely refreshed!

Because of the ship's constant rocking, even when stepping on land, one still feels that swaying sensation, making walking feel like being drunk.

"Does anyone speak Japanese?" Mo Fan quickly asked a crucial question.

“Me? I can!” Jiang Shaoxu said, raising her hand.

(End of this chapter)