Countless players left comments saying this was truly the most absurd game scene they had ever seen in their lives, bar none.
Some said they had sent screenshots to friends who did not play Great Flood. Their friends stayed silent for a long time before asking whether this was some kind of cult ritual.
Some called it performance art, some called it the final romance of the flood era, and some said it was the developers' psychological revenge after being cursed at too much.
Others asked whether this ship could really float. Someone below seriously replied that from a mechanical standpoint, it was impossible, but the flood in this game could drown even fish, so mechanics had died long ago. Therefore, it was possible. The only rule in Great Flood was that there were no rules.
After the news spread, countless players who had already left began rushing toward Divine Mountain.
Someone posted on the forum that he had already returned to the Eastern Continent, but the moment he saw the post, he turned around and flew toward Divine Mountain. Not to help, but simply because he wanted to see with his own eyes what a ship assembled from billions of people actually looked like.
Someone replied that they were also on the way. Although they did not believe the ship could float, even if it sank, they wanted to watch it sink with their own eyes. Even if it sank, it would still be a ship made of billions of people. It would go down with more grandeur than any ark.
Someone else posted that he had already arrived. The ship was even more outrageous in person than it looked in the photos. Up close, he could see the players on the hull still waving at the people below,