Though he kept muttering to himself, Gu Xi still suppressed his urge to attack and did not make a move.
Instead, he carefully listened to the sailors' introductions to the underwater monsters and how to deal with them.
Gu Xi even asked about the reasons these underwater monsters appeared, their battle records, and so on.
In Gu Xi's view, since there was no way to make the ship go any faster, he might as well study how these Sea Beasts and sea monsters came into being.
When he returned, he could reproduce some of them in his own rivers and canals.
After all, the rivers and canals on the Highland were almost completely connected.
His naval troops were already clearly lacking, both in unit types and numbers.
As for the ships Gu Xi had always talked about, there was still no definite answer.
Any ships they could find were being used for transport, leaving them unable to spare attention for battles on the rivers.
This voyage had made Gu Xi feel that his greatest gain was the sea monsters and Sea Beasts in the ocean.
The ideas behind their creation were a valuable harvest to him.
Gu Xi might not be able to replicate sea monsters and Sea Beasts on a large scale.
But that did not mean he could not use the same ideas to raise some new undead in the rivers.
Sea monsters like Lantern Fish would actually be quite interesting if placed in rivers.
Thus, whenever Gu Xi had free time, he asked about the origins and traits of all kinds of sea monsters, Sea Beasts, and underwater Abominations.
He even recorded them, intending to bring the notes back and arrange for people to conduct experiments.
Perhaps before long, Gu Xi's naval forces would gain new unit