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

But looking around, there was nothing except the mirror-like sea surface.

There were no floating objects, no reefs, and not even the sound of wind and waves.

"If this goes on, where will we be taken?" Zhou Jianghai couldn't help but speak, his voice full of anxiety.

Mu Mu was silent for a moment, then whispered, "It could be a deeper ocean, no one can tell."

Before we could come up with anything.

Suddenly, Qi Mingyu looked up sharply.

Because of the influence of the mirror on the sea surface, his vision was a little blurry at this time.

When I looked up suddenly, I felt dizzy.

But he had seen the broken glass-like sky gradually forming in the sky.

"Dodge! Dodge!" Qi Mingyu's roar exploded on the empty deck.

He shouted!

The mirror effect on the sea surface is intertwined with the broken glass-like clouds that suddenly form in the sky. The sunlight is constantly reflected and refracted between these double mirrors, forming a dazzling light network.

Every ray of light seemed to be magnified countless times, piercing people's eyes.

Several people on the deck covered their eyes almost at the same time, but the light still seeped in through their fingers, making people dizzy.

Zhou Jianghai stumbled and almost fell off the edge of the deck.

Mu Mu reached out to pull him, but the strong light made her eyes go white and her whole body was shaking.

"Everyone get into the cabin! Quick!" Qi Mingyu's voice sounded like he was fighting for control with Guang. He grabbed the railing with one hand, and together with Mu Mu and Zhou Jianghai, they groped their way towards the cabin entrance.

The refraction of light became more and more intense, and the entire sea surface seemed to be burning with white flames, and even the air was trembling slightly.

Zhong Tiyun also felt something strange in the lounge.

Through the window, she saw the outside world enveloped in a dazzling white light, as if someone had turned on a huge light bulb in front of her eyes.

She subconsciously used her body to block Zhou Shuwan, preventing the glaring light from shining directly on her face.

But even so, the light refracted through the glass still made her eyes hurt, and she heard a buzzing sound in her ears, as if countless bees were flapping their wings at the same time.

Qi Mingyu had already rushed into the lounge and yanked down the sunshade.

The heavy metal plate slowly fell down, blocking out the unbearable light.

The lounge suddenly became dark, and the few people finally came to their senses, gasping for breath.

"What's going on..." Zhou Jianghai rubbed his temples, his voice trembling slightly.

Mu Mu pondered for a moment, then said, "It seems that this was a precursor to the ice rain. When the mirror-like phenomenon of broken glass appeared in the sky, and then the mirror-like phenomenon on the sea surface...

This will produce extreme refraction, and sunlight will be repeatedly reflected, forming a 'light trap'. In this environment, people will become dizzy and dizzy within a few minutes, and in severe cases, they may even go blind.

Just as he finished speaking, a low roar came from afar, as if something huge was passing through the clouds.

The sound was just a faint vibration at first, but soon became thick and dense, as if the entire sky was resonating.

The air seemed to be taut and even breathing became heavy.

The next moment, the sky suddenly brightened for a moment. The light was not warm sunlight, but a piercing white with a metallic chill.

Immediately afterwards, countless slender ice spikes as sharp as blades poured down from the clouds, piercing the sea surface with a sharp whistling sound.

The tips of the icicles flashed with cold light, like spears thrown by a giant.

Ice rain!

Everyone looked solemn!

The speed of the ice spikes was extremely fast, crossing hundreds of meters in the blink of an eye. Each one was as thick as an arm and so sharp that it seemed it could easily penetrate steel plates.

They hit the sea surface, splashing huge water, but were frozen by the cold the moment they came into contact with the air, turning into countless floating ice cubes.

The ice blocks were of different sizes and twisted shapes, and soon a white area of ​​broken ice spread out on the sea, as if someone had scattered countless broken glasses on the sea.

The deck of the ship was instantly hit by the ice spikes, making a "ding-dang-dang" sound. The crisp and intensive impact sounded like a rapid war drum, beating on everyone's heart.

Several higher railings were directly cut off, and the broken ends were as smooth as if they had been cut by laser. They broke into two pieces and fell into the sea, splashing more water.

Qi Mingyu walked to the window and carefully pulled aside a corner of the curtain.

The world outside has turned into a hell of ice and fog.

The sea surface was riddled with holes. Every time an ice spike fell, it would leave a brief hole in the water surface, which was then quickly filled by the surrounding sea water.

Pushed by the undercurrent, the ice floes kept hitting the ship, making a dull "bang bang" sound, as if someone was hitting the hull with a huge hammer.

The icy spikes in the sky continued to fall, as if they would never stop.

Their trajectories are straight and precise, as if being pulled by an invisible force, with a heart-pounding sense of order.

The wind had completely died down, but the air was colder than ever, so cold that it seemed to freeze one's thoughts.

"We absolutely can't sail now," Qi Mingyu said gravely. "The ice spikes will damage the engine and rudder system. We can only shut down all power and let the current carry us."

"Then aren't we completely out of control?" Zhou Jianghai gritted his teeth.

"At least I can save my life." Mu Mu's voice was very soft.

Zhou Shuwan still lay there quietly, as if he had no idea what was happening in the outside world.

Zhong Tiyun gently tucked the quilt for her and silently prayed in her heart that the disaster would pass quickly.

Time passed slowly in boredom and fear.

The icicle rain lasted for nearly two hours before gradually thinning out.

When the last ice spike fell into the sea, the dark clouds in the sky, which looked like gray-blue glass, began to slowly dissipate, revealing a pale sky.

The people in the cabin finally breathed a sigh of relief, but no one dared to go out immediately.

The deck was covered with a thick layer of frost, and even the metal railings were wrapped in a crystal shell.

On the sea in the distance, the ice floes were still moving slowly under the push of the undercurrent, colliding with each other and making a low "crackling" sound.