Primitive Tribes: Starting with the Name Daji

Lingzhi didn't hide her thoughts at all; she also boarded the cruise ship and stood next to Su Che.

“In the entire Great Xia Kingdom, apart from you, no one else is interesting, so I have no choice but to follow you.”

Su Che looked at the Ganoderma lucidum and couldn't help but smile slightly:

"To be honest, I sometimes think so too. In the entire Great Xia Kingdom, being with you is probably the most comfortable."

Lingzhi then teased Su Che:

"Aren't you afraid of hurting Daji and the others by saying that?"

Su Che said casually:

"Being with you is the most comfortable thing for me, but that doesn't mean I don't value them. They hold a very high place in my heart and are the most important people to me."

"However, they are orcs, while I am human. Although some of their ways of thinking have changed under my education."

"However, I sometimes still feel that there is still some difference in our bloodline."

Although it may sound somewhat ruthless.

But now, he feels like a stranger wandering in a foreign land.

He was the only human; everyone else was an orc.

When he first arrived, he felt pretty good. No one was smarter than him, and he could lead these somewhat clumsy orcs to prosperity.

But after a while, I still felt a bit lonely.

Even amidst the bustling city around me, a sense of loneliness inevitably arises.

This feeling……

It was beyond his control.

Rather, it's something inherent in humans from birth...

After all, this is not his hometown.

Everything here didn't belong to him; he just forced these things to belong to him.

The longer you stay in this world, the clearer this feeling becomes.

Lingzhi gave Su Che a deep look, then said with a smile:

"Sometimes, I feel that I am different from those sea creatures."

"In all my years of life, the only person I can truly connect with is Yao Ji."

"When I first learned about that so-called prophecy, all I wanted was to escape from the dungeon."

"I never imagined that I would be spending so much time with you in the blink of an eye."

She gazed at the boundless sea and spoke softly;

"Although I don't like life underwater, I'm a little unhappy that the ocean floor has now been taken over by a group of demons."

"I'm thinking of going down to see what these demons are really like."

"I would rather drive these demons away from that sea area."

Su Che chuckled:

"I thought you weren't very interested in anything about the ocean floor." 2.3

Lingzhi smiled helplessly;

"I really don't like the seabed because the memories it left me with aren't good."

"Those old guys want my life, but they just can't kill me."

"But I grew up at the bottom of the sea, so I can stay away from the surface for a while."

"I still can't leave the sea, and I must eventually return to the sea."

Su Che understood Lingzhi's feelings.

Now, she and the other sea creatures are just like herself.

I am in a foreign land.

Even though they live a comfortable life here, they always think about their homeland.

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Chapter 337 Want to See the Seabed?

To tell the truth.

Su Che really misses his own world.

There is everything.

Instead of having to create everything themselves.

If you have money, you can buy it, isn't that great?

The two chatted like that, and they seemed to grow closer together.

It's not just that we're physically closer; our hearts seem to be closer too.

They just stood there on the cruise ship.

We enjoyed the sea breeze together and gazed into the distance.

Even……

Gazing at the seabed!

Su Che looked at the seabed and asked, "Would you like to go see the seabed?"

Lingzhi laughed: "Of course I want to, do you dare?"

Su Che raised an eyebrow slightly and said, "Of course I dare! But I can't tell anyone else, at least not Daji and the others."

Lingzhi asked in confusion, "Why? Didn't we go down there last time?"

Su Che 16 smiled and said, "That's true, but that time we only stayed in Haimen and didn't actually go down. This time, we're really going down."

Lingzhi seemed somewhat expectant: "This time, will you come with me through the sea gate and into the real seabed?"

Su Che nodded; "Yes, at least that's what I think right now."

Lingzhi smiled and said, "You're really bold. Or is it because neither of us has ever seen a real demon that we're acting this way?"

Su Che laughed heartily; "Perhaps... this is what they call curiosity killing the cat?"

Lingzhi asked in confusion, "Curiosity killed the cat? What's a cat?"

There are quite a few felines in this world.

But most people have never seen a real cat.

After all, all living things are meant to be eaten.

Even in Su Che's world, cats were already considered pets by the time they were introduced to them.

Faced with Su Che's question, Su Che smiled faintly and explained:

"It's a metaphor. The two of us are like cats, because we're curious about what the demons in the sea are like."

"After going down there, you might be killed by those demons, or by unknown horrors."

Lingzhi, however, looked confident:

Do you think I'm the kind of person who gets killed by a demon?

"Besides, you couldn't possibly be killed by those demons!"

"Your power is inherently different from others."

Su Che, however, continued his analysis on his own:

"These demons came from the gates of hell, and the elements they possess may be different from ours."

"And my abilities may not be enough to subdue them."

Lingzhi was even more puzzled:

"Since you think you might not be a match for those demons, why did you go down there?"

Su Che hesitated for a moment, then said:

"I'm very curious about how much human civilization is hidden in the seabed."

"I want to know if the answer I'm looking for is down there."

"Could that so-called prophecy also be verified at the bottom of the sea?"

Su Che had wanted to know the answers to these questions for a long time.

They've just been busy with development.

Now that the development tasks are continuing, he has time to think about these things.

We're going to go down and take a look anyway, whether it's sooner or later.

He had a gut feeling that he needed to know the secrets of the deep sea sooner.