Reborn: I Stock Up and Bully the Trash to Dominate the Apocalypse

Some buildings have been severely damaged by earthquakes or other disasters, leaving only ruins, while some buildings are still intact, standing quietly on the seabed, as if time has stopped for them.

"Is this... a city?" Zhou Jianghai's voice trembled a little. He had never thought that he would see such a shocking scene in this deep sea area.

The scale of these buildings is astonishing. Judging from the remaining traces, before it sank to the bottom of the sea, this was at least a city of considerable size. However, it has now been eroded by sea water, leaving only scattered intact buildings.

"This...how is this possible..." Zhou Shuwan muttered to herself. She carefully observed the styles of these buildings and tried to identify them. She felt more and more that the style of this place was very similar to that of some small towns in the south.

However, their current latitude should be in the deep sea area of ​​the South China Sea before the end of the world, and human buildings should not appear in any case.

But now, they saw it in a place so far away from the Chinese territory.

This shows that the Earth's latitude and longitude have undergone tremendous changes.

Another point is that the sea level has risen so high!

Enough to cover an entire city!

After a brief shock, Zhou Shuwan suddenly understood something.

"Brother Xiaoyu, try to look inside these buildings."

Qi Mingyu glanced at her sideways: "Are you saying that those 'fire seeds' might be hidden here?"

Zhou Shuwan nodded, her tone calming down. "We're almost at the bottom of the ocean now, well beyond the maximum depth humans can dive to in a diving suit. Therefore, this is a very safe place. The pirates must have discovered this underground city and hidden the 'fire' here."

Her analysis makes a lot of sense.

Qi Mingyu nodded, controlled the submarine, and carefully shuttled through the buildings on the seabed, looking for the unknown "fire".

The submarine shuttled between narrow underwater buildings, causing a slight vibration.

Zhou Shuwan looked at the huge billboards on the buildings that had not yet faded, and felt as if he were in another world.

They hadn't seen such a scene in many years.

"Found it, look there." Qi Mingyu suddenly exclaimed in surprise.

He pointed to the remains of a half-collapsed building ahead, where the submarine's searchlight was shining on a huge, rusty metal container.

The surface of the container is covered with a thick anti-corrosion coating, with a bright red mark prominently printed on it.

"There are still many!" Zhou Shuwan pointed to a place not far away and whispered excitedly, "Quick, go and take a look!"

Qi Mingyu steadied the submarine and carefully approached the wreckage.

Surrounded by mountains of rubble and deep-sea silt, the submarine's propellers stirred up the turbid sea water, raising pieces of black mud and sand.

He skillfully maneuvered the submarine, nimbly avoiding scattered rocks and broken building components, and finally arrived at an open space between several buildings.

The place was filled with metal containers of various shapes, far more than they had expected.

"So many..." Zhou Shuwan counted and roughly estimated that there were at least more than two hundred containers.

These containers seemed to have been roughly sunk to the bottom of the sea from above. Due to their large area and heavy volume, some of the containers even had a corner broken or knocked out a big hole in the seabed.

These more than 200 containers lying there in a mess are actually quite shocking when viewed from a distance.

The depth here is too deep, far beyond the range where humans can dive.

Zhou Shuwan asked Qi Mingyu to control the submarine, almost sneaking close to the high-rise building. She tried to control the robotic arm to extend out of the submarine and slowly touch the container.

She closed her eyes, and suddenly, the container that the robotic arm touched disappeared.

She opened her eyes with a smile on her face: "Okay."

The seabed here is too deep, with high pressure and low temperature, which does not meet the conditions for human exit from the cabin.