Fly, Big Fish!

But this time, Bino had learned his lesson. He swam along the very top, keeping close to the stone ceiling.

The group carefully crossed the underwater forest. Only then did they realize that this forest, neither large nor small, was probably a barrier—a collection of magical plants planted by the Underwater Giant Race themselves.

After passing through the forest, they quickly detected a magnificent structure.

"Is that... an altar?" Sophia asked.

The group continued downward. Under the illumination of the Sea Soul Lamp, they saw steps stretching into the distant darkness.

They moved forward, and the appearance of this enormous altar was finally revealed.

A stone ring rested atop another stone ring, which in turn supported an even smaller one.

At the very center, on the central stone ring, they saw two enormous footprints.

They looked up. They had reached the end of their exploration. Before them was a somewhat blurry mural.

"Juliet." Sophia pointed at the mural on the wall. "Memorize this image."

As she spoke, a broken piece of wood drifted over in the current.

Juliet pursed her lips unhappily. She took the broken fragment floating beside her, held up the lamp with one hand, and drifted over.

Meanwhile, Jiang Xiao was already examining every part of the mural with meticulous care.

The mural seemed to tell a story.

A story about a group of deep-sea giants conquering all living things in the world.

Jiang Xiao did not recognize most of the creatures, but he saw the two-headed monster bird from the Kingdom of Fenhe. He also saw the three sculpture star beasts they had encountered on the way to the castle.

Clearly, the races represented by the three sculptures had probably submitted to this group of Underwater Giants.

Jiang Xiao scanned the mural up and down, following