The deep sea—an exceedingly vague concept.
It could be an ocean, a purely illusory construct, or a bizarre realm of chaotic disorder.
In everyone's eyes, the deep sea seemed to take on a different form.
Differences among observers likewise led to differences in things themselves.
The essence of a thing depended on people's perception.
That was the deep sea.
It was also the definition of the deep sea in the Kolo Transcendent world. The form it took depended entirely on how people observed it.
What was the deep sea like when it was not being observed?
No one knew the answer.
Yao Ziyan had asked Ausia this question before. Even as an Inspector and the chief commander of the Tide, she still did not know.
But now, Yao Ziyan felt that she had found the answer.
Utter darkness.
Nothing more.
There was no sound. Everywhere she looked was shrouded in darkness.
It was like falling into the deep sea, drifting ever farther from the world, until one was forgotten in an endless abyss, with only loneliness remaining.
Yao Ziyan instinctively moved closer to Luo Chuan. She did not like this sort of environment; it gave her the illusion of being swallowed up and assimilated by the darkness.
Luo Chuan was likewise a shadowy figure, yet his presence could still be clearly perceived.
"Didn't I tell you? There's nothing interesting here."
Luo Chuan naturally noticed Yao Ziyan's movement and gently patted her head.
"I was just curious." Yao Ziyan turned her head away and muttered softly.
"All right, I understand."
Luo Chuan nodded and did not dwell on the matter.
The little stir in Yao Ziyan's heart quickly faded. With Luo Chuan beside her, that inexplicable loneliness soon vanished like smoke in the wind, and she curiously observed their surroundings.
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