Yuanshin: The duty of the inspector is to eat melons

Seeing the two people's conversation gradually go off track, Tavernar took a breath slowly, and quietly waited for the first officer who had just been dispatched to return, while the occasional vibration of the boat under his feet still kept going.

Chapter 90 Underwater Things

The shaking of the ship quickly attracted the attention of other passengers.

More and more people gathered on the deck, the captain glanced at the crowd, and smiled apologetically at Tavernal and Dadalia, "Excuse me, it seems that I have to calm everyone's emotions."

Tavernaar watched the captain run into the crowd, shouted loudly to attract everyone's attention, revealed his identity as the captain, and asked the sailors to evacuate the crowd, especially the young passengers, to be accompanied by their parents Go back to the cabin and wait.

When the people were almost gone, the first officer also came back with a sad face.

"What's the reason?" the captain asked bluntly.

As he spoke, his feet shook again, and the two of them almost lost their standing.

Tavernaar and Dadalia also came over, and three eyes were aimed at the first officer.

The first officer was suddenly looked at by the person he was discussing not long ago. It would be a lie to say that there is no pressure, but he still kept his composure as much as possible and shook his head.

"There is no problem with the engine, and everything else is running normally. It seems that something is caught on the bottom of the boat."

"Bottom?" The captain frowned, and called two sailors, "Go down and have a look."

With the help of other sailors, the two sailors quickly tied ropes around their waists and jumped off the boat one after another.

Tavernal leaned on the ship's side and looked down, only to see the two figures dived into the water, and then disappeared quickly.

During the waiting process, the ship shook again and again, which was much cooler and more violent than the previous few times. It was nothing for Tavernaar to hold on to the side of the ship, but several sailors on the deck fell because of this, and the rest People also grasp the things around them that they can rely on to maintain balance.

Tavernal's observation skills are quite keen, she has been staring at the water, so when a cloud of dark matter spreads out in the water, the casual look on her face disappears and is replaced by solemnity.

Dadalia frowned slightly, and most of the drunkenness in his eyes disappeared, and he also noticed this strangeness.

This is the instinct of a warrior who has stepped through blood and fire. He is very familiar with the flowers that bloom in the water.

Just when Dadalia was about to remind the people around him, he caught a glimpse of a white shadow passing by from the corner of his eyes.

Tavernal pushed on the side of the boat and jumped down.

With her long hair flying, she jumped into the extremely cold sea without changing her expression.

The sea water was above her head. Unlike the last time in Guyun Pavilion, she didn't take any protection this time, allowing herself to be submerged in sea water.

The water element formed a water barrier in front of her eyes, preventing the sea water from hurting her eyes.

She was also able to see what was going on underwater.

Hundreds of tentacles protrude from the depths of the ocean, swinging wantonly in the water, like sea snakes rising vertically, some of them have already clung to the bottom of the boat they were on, and the previous shaking was caused by them .

Tavernaar's gaze moved, and he noticed the middle of the group of arms and legs.

Of the two sailors I saw just now, one of them had been amputated at the middle, and blood gushed out from the cut, staining the surrounding seawater red.

Dozens of arms and legs are wrapped around his body, and the arms and legs near the broken waist are very active, as if the blood makes them particularly excited.

And the other one is being dragged to the depths of the ocean by several arms. He is still alive, but he is already in the process of drowning.

Seeing Tavernaar's arrival, hope appeared on the face of the surviving sailor, and his eyes widened as if asking for help.

Tavernaar can't swim, but the water element helps her float smoothly in the water and maintain her balance.

She looked along the sailor, and saw some unknown lengths, with gleaming spots, and the arms and feet covered with suction cups were entangled around the sailor's legs, wrists, waist, and neck, dragging this poor human being who could not resist into the depths. The deep sea of ​​light.

Tavernaar aimed at those long arms and legs, swiped, and stepped out several wind blades in succession.

The wind blade broke through the sea water, and the arms and legs were broken into several sections under her wind blade like tofu being cut open.

The arms and legs boiled, and those arms and legs that were originally attached to the boat also separated one after another, extending towards the direction of Tavernaar in large swaths, as if to tear this unexpected guest into pieces angrily. :

The sailor felt the drag under his feet disappear, and swam upwards.

The severed arms and legs were not to be outdone, and even though the cut was still flowing with viscous blue liquid, they did not forget to continue chasing the lost prey.

And the arm wrapped around his ankle didn't fall off, it kept twisting, as if it was still continuing the unfinished mission.

Tavernaar turned a stream of water, engulfing the sailors, the current lifted them up violently, broke the sea surface, and then the wind rose, sending them back to the deck of the ship.

Dadalia's original intention to jump down to see it also stopped.

The sailor who landed spat out big mouthfuls of seawater, and the captain and first mate ran to him quickly, pressing his chest and lungs for emergency rescue.

Dadalia approached and looked at the twisting and wriggling arms and legs of the sailor's feet. In the dull eyes, faded shadows once again rose from the depths of memory.

He picked up the remaining broken arms and legs of the sailor with a water blade, and the incision was smooth, which should be the effect of Tavernaar's wind blade.

Dadalia and the sailor next to him asked for an empty wine barrel, put all three arms and legs into it, and sealed the opening.

After doing this, he asked a sailor to take care of the bucket for him temporarily and warned not to open it, then he quickly returned to the side of the ship where Tavernal jumped off, which was also a neat overturn.

thump--

He plunged into the sea.

Glancing up to make sure he didn't miss the throw, Tavernaar turned his sights underwater again.

Massive black tentacles flocked towards her, surrounding her like a blanket, compared to her figure which seemed so tiny under the water.

Taverna's eyes were flat, and now, she can take care of this guy who is blocking her way.

Calling out the staff, she raised her hand and waved it forward. The temperature that was not high dropped sharply, and a large area of ​​sea water began to freeze. In the direction Tavernaar pointed, the large-scale cooling brought the water area to the ground. In the extreme cold.

The sea water froze, mainly in the area with the most tentacles, and the fact that they flocked to Tavernaar made it easier for her to freeze them all together.

Those tentacles seemed to realize that they had encountered a hard stubble, and began to retreat into the deep sea.

It's a pity that the initial freezing was just the beginning, and Tavernaar never thought of letting go of it from the very beginning. A purer ice element was condensed in her staff, and the water-blue gemstone kept flickering.

A more majestic cold wave descended in the next instant.

Three feet frozen, not a cold day.

In her place, thousands of miles are frozen, just a moment is enough.

The icing stretched down the tentacles at a faster speed, stretching for hundreds of miles in an instant, and Tavernaar also dived together, the staff broke through the sea water, and the overflowing ice elements left a brilliant ice blue trail .

A roar came from the deep water through the sea, extremely angry.

Tavernaar's expression was indifferent, and the ice-blue eyes once again showed the sense of death that lacked the brilliance of humanity, and the corresponding element shimmered in it; the silver-white long hair was floating in the water, and the tail of the hair was constantly covered with ice crystals. Disappears with the dive.

The frosty and snow-covered girl dived rapidly along with the icy tentacles, and the cold abyss was where she passed.

Chapter 91 Whimsical

The sea water submerged his head, Dadalia closed his eyes, and looked under the water, just for a glance, the underwater situation was clearly reflected in his dark blue dull eyes.

The shock in his heart is hard to express in words.

It was a huge icicle that went straight to the deep sea, and the clear ice even undisguisedly displayed the sealed things in his vision.

The twisted tentacles are still in the ice layer, as if frozen in time.

This is also made by Tavernall.

Dadalia looked focused and dived down quickly.

He didn't need to discern the direction, along the icicle, all the way down.

Ten meters? Hundred meters?

Or perhaps deeper.

After diving for a long time, he already felt the pressure of the heavy sea water and the lack of oxygen, but the icicles still couldn't see the end.

Whether to continue down or return to wait, the two choices did not give him too much time.

Dadalia gritted his teeth in his tightly closed mouth. Although he really wanted to challenge the limit, it was an unwise choice to continue at this moment. Tavernar might have a way to get oxygen, but he didn't. .

Controlling the water element took him back up quickly, and after a while, he surfaced, took a few deep breaths, and Dadalia submerged in the water again.

This time, he dived at the fastest speed, and the underwater pressure was relieved with the eyes of God, and Dadalia continued to dive towards the deep sea.

Tentacles were sealed in the icicles, Dadalia looked at those things that gave people a sense of familiarity, and not-so-good memories churned in his mind.

It was a period of time he experienced when he fell into the abyss when he was a teenager, where he harvested martial arts that would not exist on the ground, and witnessed the hideous appearance of the abyss monsters.

It was a terrifying thing that froze the bone marrow, and the figures of those giant beasts would still hover in his dreams now.

He had been waiting for the time to see them again.

However, at present, it seems that it is the monsters that are completely frozen now.

This kind of monster has a particularly powerful natural oppressive force on the spirit of ordinary people. Just looking directly at them requires great courage and will. His eyes lost their brilliance after looking directly into the abyss.

Dadalia looked at the tentacles imprisoned in the ice, and the illusory and distant voices echoed in his ears again.

He forcibly looked away, looking at the darkness below.

In the darkness, the whiteness is so eye-catching, like the only star carved on the night.

And that huge icicle finally reached the end.

The sea beast, which was far bigger than the icicle, crawled at the feet of Tavernaar, surrounded by a dizzying and strange force field, Dadalia could only feel the whispers in his ears becoming more real.

Tavernaar raised his head and looked up at the people from top to bottom.

When her face was raised and her eyes met, those ice-blue eyes were filled with a emptiness that Dadalia had never seen before.

Countless mysterious characters flashed and danced in her eyes, she was like an empty shell puppet that has carried countless years and time without waves, lacking the feeling of being alive.

And at the next moment, the empty body once again cast its sights on the living world.

At this moment, she seemed to be alive again, and the brilliance of spirituality emerged from her pupils again.

She blinked.

"Dadalia, you're here."

Tavernaar's voice came directly into his mind along with those whispers.

Dadalia only felt that what he saw in his eyes was a little blank, and there was a buzzing sound in his ears, and there was a faint mix of non-stop horn sounds in the distance and the howling of unknown creatures, and his consciousness was out of his body for a short time.

He seemed to see Tavernaar and the huge sea beast under her feet gradually rising up in a third-person way. It seemed slow, but the speed was extremely fast.

Tavernaar came to him, and the long silver hair seemed to be extended many times in the water. At this moment, they seemed to be entwined around Dadalia's body with autonomous consciousness, and a vacuole was formed, enveloping him completely.

The sea beast let out a low cry, and the dull sound was heard far away in the empty sea. Tavernaar glanced at his feet calmly, and the sound that hadn't stopped screaming stopped abruptly.

Then, the ice layer that had frozen the sea beast's tentacles continued to shatter, and hundreds of tentacles, arms and legs fluttered and danced in it.

After a while, a fish with its gills open and bleeding continuously was sent out with its arms and legs rolled up, and it stopped a few meters away from Tavernaar, not daring to get too close, looking cautious.

The ferocious and terrifying sea beast carried Tavenal and Dadalia, who was wrapped in long hair and wrapped in blisters, kept going upwards.

On the way, after seeing the direction Tavernal was looking at, the sea beast rolled up the body of the sailor who had been torn apart by him before, and carried them upwards.

The closer to the sea surface, the clearer Dadalia could see the details of the sea beast.

It has a gray-blue color as a whole, and some areas are so black that it seems to be able to absorb all the light projected on it.

The head is half transparent, and you can see what looks like a brain wriggling inside.Small, countless eyes surround the bottom of its head, which looks like a ring from a distance.

Attached to the huge oval head are countless tentacles, large and small, swaying left and right in the sea water, like seaweed.

The sea beast's head rose to the surface of the water, then stopped and did not continue. Tavernaar's long hair also put Dadalia down, removed the air bubbles, and gradually returned to its original length.

Tavernal touched his forehead, and Dadalia felt a huge pulling force dragging him back into his body.

Opening his eyes, the ringing in Dadalia's ears gradually subsided, the flashing white shadow in front of his eyes also disappeared, and his vision returned to normal.

Looking to the side, under the moonlight, Tavernal's expression returned to the normal indifference.

Dadalia exhaled and patted his chest with lingering fear, "It finally came out, you really surprised me."

"The culprit who killed the captain's subordinates is here. It will be punished more severely than the Winter Law. Go and tell them."

"And, my mission is temporarily on hold. I will need to escort this guy back to the Winter Kingdom. You continue to take the boat to Daozuma, and I will arrive soon."

Tavernaar looked towards the direction of the passenger ship, Dadalia nodded, embraced each of his hands and turned into two sections of sailors, one jumped up and boarded the deck again.

At this moment, the captain and a group of sailors were surrounding the side of the ship, stretching their necks and looking towards the sea.

Dadalia simply relayed Tavernaar's words and the underwater situation, and put the dead sailor on the deck.

Blood water began to seep, dripping onto the deck.