Across the endless deep-blue sea, the Eternal Boat seemed to sail out of thin air. Waves slapped against its hull with a splashing roar.
They were still aboard the Eternal Boat, and their cultivation was sealed, so they could only observe the place where the boat appeared with their naked eyes.
At a glance, Bai Yang judged that this was not Tianyuan Star—not even any planet he knew.
His judgment was based on the sun in the sky. The sun above Tianyuan Star was enormous, a white orb of light. It was the Extreme Dao Divine Weapon left behind by Supreme Being Tai Hao, a being at the Supreme level.
But here, the sun in the sky was golden-red. It was far smaller than the sun above Tianyuan Star, yet larger than the sun seen from Earth.
If he had to describe it, the sun they saw now, at the height of the day, was about the size of a basketball in diameter—perhaps a little larger.
Strangest of all, the basketball-sized golden-red sun in the sky was surrounded by a faint purple halo. Perhaps this strange phenomenon was caused by the planet's atmosphere refracting its light.
Standing in the pavilion atop the Eternal Boat, Lan Xin surveyed their surroundings with a frown. "The sea is churning, but I can't see any living creatures. Could this be a planet with no life?"
"I don't know. Let's wait and see. The Eternal Boat wanders without a fixed destination. It's not impossible that it would appear somewhere without signs of life," Bai Yang said, frowning slightly.
By then, the Eternal Boat had completely emerged from the void. Its enormous hull lay across the sea like a gloomy mountain, churning the waves wherever it went.
Several thousand people had gathered on deck. They scrambled