"Juliet, before we went underwater, where are the things I left with you for safekeeping?" Sophia asked, standing atop the waves.
"Huh? Oh!" Juliet came to her senses and hurriedly unzipped her diving suit. She rummaged through the inner pocket and pulled out a tiny electronic device.
Juliet glanced at the small screen, identified the locations of the two blinking dots, and said, "Our cruise ship should be..."
As she spoke, Juliet turned around and said, "The tanker is in that direction."
Sophia said, "No, we won't go over there. Let them come to us. Press the call button, and they'll come pick us up."
Sophia braced both hands against the Water Sphere, doing her best to keep the current still in case the books inside were damaged. She looked extremely cautious. "We need to pinpoint this location precisely so that when we bring others here next time, we can find the right place without fail."
Prince Bino said rather helplessly, "If we report this, the two of us won't escape a scolding."
Sophia said, "A scolding, or even confinement, doesn't matter. This information must be reported."
"Mm-hmm." Prince Bino nodded repeatedly, only to receive another lecture from Sophia.
Ugh, this is unbearable. Prince Bino had tried to change the subject, but then he saw Jiang Xiao standing in the night sky. His broad black cloak billowed loudly in the sea breeze.
Tsk, tsk. Little Poisonous Milk!
You're way too cool, aren't you?
"Hey! Jiang Xiao Pi, what are you thinking about? You haven't said anything in ages." Prince Bino raised his head and shouted.
"Ah! I'm looking at the sea." Jiang Xiao came back to himself. He really was looking at the sea, but not with his own eyes. He was seeing through the Giant Whale's eyes.
Ever since