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The sea breeze picked up a bit at night.

But the renovated boat really lived up to expectations, especially the semi-sunken rest area, which was simply the prime location on the boat.

Klaus, completely exhausted, was now sleeping peacefully inside.

And with a bright green night light...

"If this were on land, I'd have to light two candles for you."

He sat at the stern of the boat, holding the "Fisherman's Blessing" and talking to himself.

"Anyone who didn't know better would think I was keeping vigil for him."

There are quite a few night owls in the live stream room.

[This scene is so eerie, I'm afraid to even breathe loudly.]

[I don't understand, is this some kind of mysterious resurrection ritual?]

[This decor...it'll turn into a mass grave tonight.]

[Could you please change the color of that green light? It's creepy.]

Although the light from the nightlight was faint, it acted like a guiding light on the dark sea, attracting many small creatures drawn to the light.

The fishing rod had barely been cast when there was a movement.

Pick it up at random and you'll see a small fish, about the size of your palm, still wriggling. Its body is flat, like a glowing playing card.

【Colorful Paper Fish】

[Review: Utterly flashy and impractical; it's good for nothing but looking good. PS: Not addictive, but also not explicit.]

He casually broke it down.

[Obtained: 1 luminous biological fluid]

Better than nothing, I casually rebaited the hook.

There was no other way; feeding the old man turtles had almost depleted their stock.

Even though the meat would spoil anyway, I wouldn't feel bad using it to fleece people.

But if we encounter another big guy who treats him like a buffet, we can't exactly slice Klaus up and feed him, can we?

[Glowfish] [Colorful Paper Fish] [Glowing Sea Cucumber]

......

After that, the things he caught were all strangely shaped and inedible just by looking at them.

He simply cast the fishing line even further.

But this time, ten minutes... half an hour passed.

There was no further movement.

It's as if all the sane people in this area have run away!

The sea breeze that had been blowing suddenly stopped, the sails marked with question marks ceased to billow, and the ship came to a stop.

"Klaus, wake up!"

He casually wedged the fishing rod against the railing and patted Klaus on the shoulder.

"Caught another turtle?" Klaus rolled over, but didn't open his eyes.

"Quickly, start a fire!"

In just a short while, the surroundings were almost completely enveloped by an impenetrable fog.

Klaus jolted awake, instantly snapping back to reality.

"My God, what kind of weather is this?"

While complaining, he deftly took out the tinder and magnesium rods he had prepared beforehand and lit the dry wood.

"Crack!"

The warm firelight flickered, tearing a hole in the surrounding white mist.

The firelight illuminated their wary faces as they gripped their spears tightly.

[Holy crap, is this atmosphere turning into a horror movie?]

[The wind has stopped, the fog has rolled in, and a mermaid might appear...]

My grandma said that when there's a thick fog at sea, you can't answer anyone's calls!

at this time,

Both of them heard it; a series of intermittent sobs pierced through the white mist.

"Over there."

Klaus raised a torch and looked warily toward the source of the sound.

The sobbing grew closer, and a moment later, accompanied by the sound of oars cutting through the water, the outline of a fishing boat came into view.

It was a simple fishing boat, and the markings on it indicated that the athletes were from Italy.

A woman is rowing a luxury boat, looking weak.

"Help...help me..."

Her voice was hoarse, her long, dark hair was wet and clung to her cheeks and neck, and her beautiful face was pale and fragile. She stopped three or four meters away from Renyi.

"My ship is sinking... Please help me, I'll do anything for you..."

[Holy crap! Where did this woman come from?]

[Meeting a girl in this fog? That's incredibly lucky!]

[What's so great about that! A thick fog rolls in at sea, and suddenly a woman appears, crying for help? This is definitely a horror movie opening!]

[Run! Run! Ignore her!]

At the same time, in the Italian live broadcast,

"That monster... two more players are going to get tricked!"

The commentator, pale-faced, pointed at the screen, while the live chat screen filled with static.

No! Don't believe her!

[Sotomayor! Can you please save Sotomayor?]

[Can anyone tell them? Can anyone remind them?]

[Damn it... two more...]

Unfortunately, there was nothing they could do but watch.

The girl's crying posture bore a striking resemblance to Lina's, and a flicker of sympathy crossed Klaus's eyes.

He leaned forward, holding the torch, trying to get a better look at the other person's condition.

It was at this moment that

Ren Yi, with his sharp eyes, noticed that as Klaus's torch approached, the woman subtly shrank back.

"My boat is broken and taking on water."

She cried even more pitifully.

"Please, please help me..."

Afraid of fire?

Ren Yi understood the situation and put on a reassuring smile:

"Then come here."

The woman looked up with delight, her face streaked with tears, and thanked him pitifully.

"Thank you..."

"But my leg... my leg is injured, could you please come and help me?"

"certainly."

He nodded casually, turned around, and extended his hand to Klaus, who was still hesitating.

Klaus assumed that Ren Yi would personally go and help, so he instinctively handed over the torch, adding a few words of advice:

Be careful.

The moment Ke Yi took the torch, he suddenly launched an attack, hurling the torch at the woman with deadly accuracy!

"Sizzle!"

"ah--!"

Accompanied by the sound of grease being ignited, a piercing shriek tore through the night sky.

There seemed to be something flammable on the surface of the woman's body, and flames shot into the sky in an instant.

Her once charming face cracked into a wide grin, revealing sharp teeth that stretched to her ears, the firelight illuminating her raised lower body—

A thick tail covered with rough, grayish-green scales!

She abandoned the boat and plunged into the water.

"My God!"

Klaus broke out in a cold sweat and quickly lit another torch in case the thing jumped out of the water.

Seemingly realizing that these two prey were troublesome, she changed tactics.

From within the mist, the intermittent sobbing could be heard.

This time, the sounds came from all directions: women's cries, pleas, clear laughter, and ethereal chanting...

Countless sounds mingled together, gradually penetrating the eardrums and piercing straight into the brain.

A chaotic scene flashed before Ren Yi's eyes—

The children crying and clutching the corpses, the severed limbs of their comrades, the desperate cries for help... those memories from a past life repeatedly tore at his nerves...

Ren Yi felt a splitting headache, "...It's fake."

Distracted, I noticed that Klaus on the other side had already dropped his torch, his eyes unfocused, his face shifting between anger and happiness.

"Shut up... I'm going to shut her up..."

He muttered to himself, his feet seemingly moving uncontrollably toward the ship's side.

"Lina, it's not deep-sea silencing syndrome...you're awake..."

Jump down,

Once you jump, it will be quiet.

"Klaus!"

He called out casually, but the other person ignored him, already stepping one foot over the railing.

Below him, in the seawater, a shadow quietly rose, seemingly waiting for its prey to walk into its trap.

Without a second thought, he dashed forward.

Instead of going to Laclaus, he used all his strength to plunge the spear made of mutated barracuda spines into the shadows of the sea!

"Pfft!"

That was a dull thud as it pierced flesh.

The next second, the deceptive sounds around them disappeared, and the piercing screams of pain that pierced eardrums rang out again.

"ah--!"

The shriek made Ren Yi's temples throb.

Fortunately, Klaus was also awakened. His unfocused eyes regained their clarity, and his face was filled with confusion and lingering fear.

"Just now......"

He gripped his weapon tightly, staring at the splashing water not far away, and answered him.

"You did a good job as bait just now."