Sinking

Indeed, thought was humanity's most powerful weapon.

After hearing Su Gao's fairy tale, even someone as formidable as Fu Qian was deeply shaken for a moment.

But seeing Su Gao recall the past with an expressionless face, Fu Qian thought for a moment, then pointed at the bright blue expanse.

"Want to go for a swim?"

"Maybe not. It'd draw too much attention."

Su Gao was clearly a little surprised by Fu Qian's suggestion. She hesitated briefly, but ultimately shook her head.

She was right. Although the cruise ship was nowhere near full, the decks were packed with passengers watching the spectacle.

The captain had even brought the band outside.

If she simply leaped overboard, she'd be the most talked-about person on the ship for the rest of the voyage.

So she was conscientious after all. It wasn't that she was embarrassed; she just didn't want to draw too much attention and disrupt their plans.

"It's fine."

Fu Qian smiled and snapped his fingers. Starlight swirled around his hand.

"Go on. No one will notice now."

"They..."

Su Gao could naturally sense the changes that had swept over the entire ship at Fu Qian's gesture.

In that instant, everyone aboard had become dazed, their gazes unfocused, as if their souls had wandered far away.

Even Jia Keke, who had been secretly watching them all along, hadn't escaped, despite being an Intermediate Tier transcendent.

"They're still looking at the sea, just not this part."

As he spoke, the cruise ship had already entered the stretch of Bioluminescent Sea.

Fu Qian showed Su Gao Clear Dream, then pointed below them.

"Make the most of it. It might not last long."

Realizing that Fu Qian had dragged the entire ship into a dream, Su Gao lowered her head and said nothing