The stars were like a sea, the waves like song; even the ocean was restless at night.
After being steeped in the fishy stench of the sea for two days, Ji An sighed softly. By all rights, that should have been enough time for Kui Ox's blood relatives to arrive.
Did something happen to the old bulls?
He was unfamiliar with the habits of sea beasts and could not think of any reason why the old Kui Ox had yet to appear.
Two days were enough to fly more than a hundred thousand li. If he traveled day and night, he could cover nearly three hundred thousand li in two days.
If no Kui Ox appears before noon tomorrow, I'll leave.
Ji An made up his mind. He could not cultivate while staying here, nor could he make any major moves. It was exceedingly stifling.
He preferred to blast his enemies down openly and honestly rather than hide here and launch sneak attacks.
His disguise methods seemed decent enough, but there was still a high chance of being exposed if an enemy of the same level swept him with divine sense. The reason he had chosen to wait for rabbits by a tree stump was because he was gambling that the enemy would never imagine he dared to lie in ambush.
Ji An sealed his nostrils and closed his eyes. His body became like withered wood as he began another round of waiting.
Half asleep and half awake, he sensed two ferocious auras rapidly approaching. At that moment, the horizon was turning pale with dawn. Two enormous demons broke through the waves, wind and rain following in their wake.
Sea beasts possessed the ability to control water currents. Water offered them no resistance, and they traveled faster through it than