The Sinking Ship

Because snow kept falling from the sky, the sea surface was extremely cold.

But once one dove two or three meters down, they would encounter warm seawater. Diving deeper made it even warmer.

Hundreds of Siren Warriors swam back and forth through these waters...

The Gray Dwarves who had jumped from the Imperial Merchant into the sea first had to face the freezing water, then the Siren Warriors beneath the surface.

Of course, this cold on the sea surface might have been nothing to Gray Dwarves from the Frozen Sea...

But they could not defeat that group of Sirens underwater.

Sabrina jumped into the sea, and several Sirens immediately approached her. At first, they thought Sabrina was an elf who had accidentally fallen overboard and prepared to rescue her from the water before sending her back to the Three-Masted Sailboat.

After Sabrina surfaced, she relayed Roy's orders to a Siren Captain...

The Siren Captain immediately dove underwater and let out a shrill cry.

The sound was sharp and piercing. It traveled through the sea surface into Sabrina's ears, even making her feel dizzy.

Soon, the surrounding Siren Warriors gathered one after another and surrounded the Imperial Merchant. Although they lacked specialized hull-piercing tools, Sirens possessed immense natural strength. Even their tridents could punch thigh-thick holes through the merchant ship's heavy outer planks.

However, thigh-thick holes were clearly not enough to sink an Imperial Merchant nearly a hundred meters long.

Nearly eighty Sirens attacked the hull at once. Sabrina did not return to the Imperial Merchant; instead, she dove into the sea and floated beside its hull. The phantom of a female swordsman appeared behind her and merged with her.

As nearly a meter of fierce Sword Qi extended from the Serugi Longsword in Sabrina's hand, she raised it over her