Wang Yue went back and checked. The wound in a vital spot wasn't serious; he'd simply never been attacked before and lacked experience.
Thinking it over, that made sense. If Yuan Jin Xia had been capable of seriously injuring him this time, he would probably have used Time Reversal already.
Still, it was hard to say. His time ability had evolved, and he didn't know whether it still had any passive effects.
He didn't have time to think it over. The sore spot made it inconvenient to keep investigating, so he stayed in his room.
Linghu Chong couldn't sit still, either. He kept Wang Yue company for a while, but once he confirmed the injury wasn't serious, he vanished in a flash.
This was Wang Yue's first time leaving home before he'd become invincible. He found it pretty exciting.
After resting for half a day, he'd recovered somewhat and decided to go out for a look around. He also wanted to see what trouble Yuan Jin Xia and the others had run into—why hadn't they come back yet?
But as soon as he stepped outside, he felt the ship shudder suddenly, then surge forward.
He wondered to himself: The male and female leads really do bring trouble wherever they go. Have they run into another problem?
Sure enough, someone suddenly cried out, "The Ghost Ship is here!"
At the shout, the boatmen on board panicked, and cries of alarm rang out one after another.
Wang Yue frowned. What was this Ghost Ship? He hurried out to see what it looked like.
When he reached the bow, he heard Lu Yi scoff, "What Ghost Ship?"
Seeing that everyone was listening to Lu Yi, the captain quickly explained, "They say this stretch of water belonged to Bianzhou, a fief of Later Liang,