Shen Lang truly stared blankly for a while upon seeing Princess Ning Han.
Of course, Shen Lang had somewhat anticipated that Princess Ning Han had not died. After Dragon's Regret exploded, Shen Lang had sent people to search the sea for Ning Han, yet they found neither living person nor dead body.
Most importantly, when he later saw Pavilion Master Zuo Ci again, Zuo Ci had not displayed any grief or fury. Of course, a great figure like Zuo Ci would basically never reveal overly obvious emotions, but there should have been at least a trace of it. He had no children and had completely regarded Ning Han as his daughter, as his heir.
If Ning Han had died, could he truly have felt no pain? Could he still have been so calm and unruffled when he saw Shen Lang? Moreover, when Shen Lang and Ning Han met again before, she had once asked him a question: did he want to switch bodies? That question had been extremely abrupt, practically coming out of nowhere.
Shen Lang and Zhu Hongxue landed at the edge of the Ten Thousand Li Great Desert.
Of course, the Ten Thousand Li Great Desert itself was exceedingly strange. It was surrounded by sea on several sides and had no especially obvious mountain ranges. It should not have been without rainfall, nor should it have lacked green vegetation.
Deserts by the sea were not unusual. There were quite a few on Earth as well, such as Chile's Atacama Desert, and there were also many deserts along America's west coast. Those were caused by special geographical conditions, usually because they were wedged between two great mountain ranges.
Yet this Ten Thousand Li Great Desert looked completely flat and boundless. There was not the slightest trace of green, nor