I am Master Maoshan

Chapter 2043 Leaving
"Crown Prince, you can't do that! How can you, with your precious body, do such a dangerous thing?" A sea beast guard hurried forward and stood in front of the crown prince, his voice full of anxiety and worry.

The eldest prince was stunned for a moment, then smiled. "That makes sense, come on."

"Ah? Me, I'll do it?" The guard was stunned. His expression froze instantly, and then he looked miserable. He obviously didn't expect the eldest prince to suddenly give him the task, and panic suddenly surged in his heart. He recalled the ferocious appearance of those parasites just now, and he couldn't help but shudder in his heart.

"Otherwise you just move aside and I'll do it myself." The eldest prince said, and took another step forward, as if he was really ready to jump into the lake himself.

"No, no, I'll do it!" The guard hurriedly took a few steps to block the eldest prince, and then jumped into the lake without hesitation. Although his movements were swift, his face had an expression of being ready to die, as if he had already made preparations for the worst.

The water in the lake was icy cold. As soon as the guard entered the water, he felt a chill running up from his feet. His heartbeat quickened, his breathing became rapid, and the terrifying scenes of the parasites attacking the river beasts kept replaying in his mind. He felt as if he was standing on the brink of death and could be devoured by those ferocious parasites at any time.

However, the moment he jumped into the lake, something strange happened. The parasites that were originally swimming in the water actually fled one after another, as if they felt some kind of threat. They quickly swam to the depths of the lake, disappeared in the dark waters, and never appeared again.

The guard was stunned, standing in the water, at a loss for a moment. He had thought he would face a life-and-death struggle, and was even ready to sacrifice himself, but the scene before him was completely beyond his expectations. The parasites actually ran away, as if they had no interest in him at all.

The eldest prince stood on the shore and witnessed all this, with a hint of surprise in his eyes. He originally thought that these parasites might also pose a threat to the sea beasts, but now it seems that this is not the case.

"Your Highness, they... they escaped!" The guard climbed out of the water, soaking wet, but with a hint of joy on his face. His voice was full of disbelief, and he obviously hadn't recovered from the thrilling experience just now.

The eldest prince nodded, his eyes still fixed on the surface of the lake. "It seems that what His Royal Highness the Saint said is correct. These parasites are indeed not a threat to our sea beasts."

The guard breathed a sigh of relief, secretly glad that he had escaped. However, he still felt a little uneasy, after all, the cruelty of these parasites had been deeply imprinted in his mind.

"However, we cannot let our guard down." The eldest prince continued, his tone serious. "Although these parasites are not a threat to us, they are still quite destructive. Let's keep a close eye on this place."

"Yes, Your Highness," the guards obeyed the order.

At this time, Liu Jun and his team had already started preparations for the return trip. According to the plan Liu Jun had made before, he was responsible for developing a parasite specifically targeting river beasts, which could effectively paralyze the entire defense system of the Amazon Glacier. The task of safely delivering these parasites to their destination was given to the sea beasts.

As soon as the eldest prince returned to the camp, he saw Liu Jun and others who were busy packing their luggage.

"Brother Liu, what's going on? Where are you going?" The eldest prince walked forward and asked with a puzzled tone.

Liu Jun stopped what he was doing and pointed to the glass containers containing parasites. "We are going back to the Skyfire Divine Realm. Remember to arrange for someone to send these parasites to the Yama Glacier to ensure that they can function on time."

In the glass container, the parasites were still twisting their bodies, appearing unusually active.

The eldest prince took a look and nodded: "I will definitely not forget this. But, you should stay for a while longer, you will leave in just a few days."

Although he had not spent much time with Liu Jun, the eldest prince had already regarded Liu Jun as his best friend, and a good friend with whom he had gone on adventures together.

Since childhood, everyone around him has been respectful to him, and no one can communicate with him on an equal footing. The appearance of Liu Jun gave him an unprecedented feeling.

Liu Jun smiled and patted the eldest prince on the shoulder: "The mission is urgent, we have to go back as soon as possible. However, we will meet again if there is a chance. I am also very happy to spend this time with you."

"Then you guys wait for a day, and I can ask my father to hold a farewell banquet," suggested the eldest prince.

"Haha, compared to the farewell party, I prefer the celebration party in a while. Then you and I, brothers, can drink to our heart's content," Liu Jun said with a smile.

"Okay, remember what you said today, and have a good drink when the time comes."

The eldest prince patted Liu Jun's arm. Although he felt a little reluctant, he also understood that Liu Jun must have his own things to do.

With Liu Jun's departure, the eldest prince began to arrange personnel to ensure that the parasites could be safely delivered to the Yama Glacier. He knew that these parasites would play a key role in this war, and he would do his best to ensure that everything went smoothly.

Liu Jun and his companions were sent to the Seaman City by the big fish arranged by the eldest prince. It was a huge sea beast, its back was as broad as land, and its scales shone silver in the sun, as if it was wearing a layer of armor.

As the sea beast slowly approached the dock of Hairen City, Liu Jun's eyes fell on the familiar large wooden boat.

The big ship was still moored at the dock, with its masts towering and its sails neatly furled, as if waiting for its owner to return. Although the hull was a little worn, it was still sturdy.

Seeing Liu Jun and his crew coming back, the crew and guards on the ship suddenly became excited.

Everyone rushed to the side of the boat, waving their arms and cheering enthusiastically. Some people even jumped up with excitement, tears in their eyes. Liu Jun could feel their joy and relief. After all, they had followed the sea beasts into At City for some time, and the crew and guards were filled with anxiety, fearing that something might happen to them.

"Captain, get ready to sail." Liu Jun stood on the dock, looked up and said to the captain on the ship.

"Okay!" The captain responded with a long-lost smile on his face. He then quickly turned around and shouted an order to the crew: "Everyone, take your positions and get ready to set sail!"

The big wooden boat has been on standby since Liu Jun and his crew left. The crew checks the boat and sorts out supplies every day to ensure it is ready to set off at any time.

Therefore, the moment Liu Jun and his crew stepped onto the deck, the entire ship immediately began to set sail. The crew members moved quickly and in an orderly manner, as if they had practiced this countless times. In less than half an incense stick of time, the large wooden boat slowly left the dock and headed for the vast ocean.

Shortly after the big wooden boat left the dock, Lord Tyrone of the Sea People City hurried to the dock.

The Lord of Tyrone stood on the shore, panting, and anxiously scanned the sea, but he only saw the wooden boat that had gone far away. The boat gradually disappeared where the sea and the sky met, and the Lord of Tyrone could only sigh helplessly, his heart full of regret.

"They left so soon. Please at least give me a ride. I also want to go to the God King City," murmured the City Lord Tyrone in a low voice, with a complex emotion flashing in his eyes.

The sea breeze blew, the sails fluttered in the wind, and the large wooden boat moved steadily forward in the waves towards Donglai Port.

At this moment, the atmosphere in the cabin of the big wooden boat was so solemn that even the air seemed to have solidified.

Chen Manni lay on the crude operating table, her face pale, beads of sweat oozing from her forehead. There was a hint of uneasiness in her eyes, and her fingers were tightly grasping the bed sheet, her knuckles turning white from the force.

"Will I die?" Her voice trembled slightly, as if it was squeezed out from the depths of her throat, with an unconcealable fear.

Liu Jun stood beside her, wearing a clean white coat and a mask on his face. He held a syringe in his hand filled with pink liquid that glowed strangely under the light.

It was the venom of the Styx jellyfish, an extremely rare and deadly anesthetic.

Liu Jun got this venom from the eldest prince of the sea beasts. The Styx jellyfish live in the depths of the Sea of ​​Death. They are rare and mysterious, and ordinary humans cannot find them at all.

However, for the sea beasts who have lived in the Sea of ​​Death for generations, the Stygian jellyfish is rare but not impossible to catch. In order to help Liu Jun, the eldest prince even went so far as to catch the entire Stygian jellyfish group and sent him more than 10,000 of them.

Liu Jun looked down at the needle in his hand and secretly rejoiced. With the powerful anesthesia of the Styx jellyfish, his confidence in operating on Chen Manni has increased to more than 90%. Although the risk of the operation still exists, the situation is much better than before when he had no clue.

"No, don't worry, I'm sure." Liu Jun's voice was low and firm, with a reassuring power.

Chen Manni took a deep breath and tried to calm herself down. She knew that she had no way out and could only trust Liu Jun. Her eyes fell on Liu Jun's face, trying to find a trace of comfort in his eyes.

There was no hesitation in Liu Jun's eyes, only determination and confidence.

Outside the cabin, the waves hit the hull, making a low roar, as if playing background music for the upcoming surgery. Liu Jun took a deep breath, adjusted his breathing, and then gently brought the needle close to Chen Manni's belly.

"Are you ready?" he whispered.

Chen Manni nodded and closed her eyes, as if she was welcoming the judgment of fate. Liu Jun quickly stretched his hand forward, and his fingers pressed the needle steadily, and the pink liquid slowly injected into Chen Manni's body. Her body trembled slightly, and then gradually relaxed, and her breathing became steady and deep.

Liu Jun watched Chen Manni fall into a coma and silently prayed that the operation would go smoothly. He knew that every step would determine her life or death, and he had to go all out without making any mistakes.

The atmosphere in the cabin was still tense, but Liu Jun was unusually calm. He picked up the scalpel, looked firmly at Chen Manni's belly, and began this life-and-death operation.

"Swish" Liu Jun swung the scalpel, a cold light flashed, Chen Manni's belly was cut open, revealing the strange centipede inside.

Blood gushed out instantly. Liu Jun quickly pressed the wound with gauze soaked in special medicine to prevent excessive blood loss, and then quickly stuffed a blood-replenishing pill into Chen Manni's mouth.

Just like before, this strange centipede was still lying in Chen Manni's stomach, tightly holding Chen Manni's intestines. The only difference this time was that this strange centipede stretched out six tentacles and grabbed Chen Manni's heart.

In other words, Liu Jun must cut off the six tentacles in an instant, otherwise Chen Manni's life will be in danger.

Liu Jun hesitated for a few seconds, then picked up the syringe and injected a little Styx jellyfish poison into the strange centipede to make it more anesthetized.

"Give it a try and the bicycle will turn into a motorcycle," Liu Jun muttered and waved his arms again.