System, hurry up! Hand it over to the supermarket and hug the country's thigh

A moment later, the people and fish floated in the vast, deep blue.

Here, the light from the sun has been swallowed up layer by layer by the sea above; the only light that can illuminate this eternal night is the faint glow emanating from life itself.

Pale blue, pale green, and speckled white...

This extremely dark scene was able to enter Lu Xi's eyes without any obstruction and with precision.

Her mermaid form seems to have given her many advantages, one of which is extraordinary vision in the deep sea, allowing her to easily capture even the faintest light.

It was beautiful, which reminded her of the fluorescent plants she had on her balcony.

It's great, they all have their own focus.

After observing several glowing creatures up close in the area, they continued swimming towards an open body of water.

The field of vision also changed from dark to light.

Sunlight streamed down from overhead, forming beams of light that pierced through the clear seawater and illuminated the slowly falling "sea snow."

This was the first time Lu Xi had ever seen "snow" moving around in person.

Countless tiny, grayish-white debris drifted slowly down from the water above, as if time itself had been stretched out.

They swirl in the non-existent "wind," forming a silent, ceaseless snowfall.

If she didn't know the true nature of this "snow," she would have really wanted to get up close and personal with it.

But the truth is that Lu Xi, who has watched many ocean documentaries, knows clearly that those are clumps of organic debris that have fallen from the upper ocean.

In reality, these are the remains of plankton, dust, and other debris, which are essential for the survival of various deep-sea organisms.

Therefore, it's best for her not to touch other people's food.

However, when viewed from a distance, it really does look like a sky full of snowflakes, or like countless slowly moving stars in a silent universe.

The little whale stopped swimming and hovered quietly beside her. The two of them stood side by side on the blurry boundary between light and darkness, gazing at each other silently.

There are no noisy colors, no crowded lives, only vast, silent, slow time, and those ancient life forms that quietly grow, struggle, perish, and return to the cycle in eternal darkness.

Perhaps only when one is in such absolute quiet and grandeur can one's thoughts and feelings, usually obscured by the noise of daily life, slowly rise to the surface like bubbles in the deep sea.

Lu Xi quietly let her thoughts drift with "sea snow" for a moment.

It wasn't until the little whale gently touched the back of her hand with its cool fin tip that she slowly blinked, snapping out of her momentary reverie.

Lu Xi reached out and gently stroked its smooth head.

No words are needed; the magnificence and tranquility of this azure world speak to the fact that this was a truly amazing underwater viewing experience.

It took more than three hours to explore the seabed before we arrived.

Going back only requires one of the little whale's innate skills.

Lu Xi felt the surrounding deep blue seawater blur and stretch instantly, turning into a chaotic flow of light and shadow.

There was no wind, no feeling of weightlessness; it was as if she had only blinked—when she opened her eyes again, she was sitting on a platform on the sea surface that had been solidified by magic.

The seawater beneath me was hard, yet it still rippled with soft light.

"Hmm..." She shook her still slightly dizzy head, her blue fishtail unconsciously slapping against the solidified sea surface, making a crisp "tap-tap" sound.

"Indeed, space jump is more efficient than swimming or flying."

As soon as she finished speaking, a gentle yet irresistible force lifted her up out of thin air.