The azure sea lay still as a mirror, reflecting the stars that filled the sky.
Chen Yiyi leaned backward to look behind her, and the scenery she saw was no different from what she had seen before.
The water below had become the surface of the sea, while the starlight remained unchanged, illuminating everything.
Chen Yiyi stood up, shook her head, and bounced a few times to straighten her loose, messy hair. Her eyes brimmed with undisguised curiosity.
"Yue Ling, what does this mean?"
Chen Yiyi shook Yue Ling's arm, vaguely feeling that the model before her seemed to conform to some hidden law.
"Half of the island floats above the sea, and half sinks beneath it, representing Kolo and Tianlan Continent respectively," Yue Ling explained.
"Mm... why is Kolo on top while Tianlan Continent is below?" Chen Yiyi could not figure it out.
"That's a bit complicated to explain." Yue Ling shook her head. "And didn't I just say it? This is an idealized model that ignores many necessary conditions, such as the worlds on different planes, those Ancient Ruins that cannot be judged by common sense, the space where the dragons live..."
Chen Yiyi gave an oh, seeming to understand without truly understanding.
She was simply curious and had not thought too deeply about it.
As the saying went, when the sky fell, the tall ones held it up. It was better to leave these complicated-looking matters to others and let them rack their brains over them.
"Yue Ling, I have another question."
Chen Yiyi raised her hand like a student in class preparing to ask the teacher a question.
"Go ahead." Yue Ling looked at her.
"I'm only sharing my own opinion. Don't blame me if I'm wrong." Chen Yiyi was very cautious.
Yue Ling laughed. "What