After surviving several brushes with death, Jin Jue Ming's gaze had become much clearer. At the very least, he now understood that the Boundary Abyss Sea was not a place where he could recklessly stir up trouble. He had to cling tightly to his Ancestor's thigh.
Jin Wuya saw all this as well, but he had no intention of comforting Jin Jue Ming. This extra tempering might not be a bad thing for him. At the very least, his damned arrogance had truly been knocked into shape.
After waiting for some time and sensing that the sea tornado had gradually moved away, Jin Wuya released the Soul Boat he had put away. Before long, they encountered you.
Before the sea disaster, if Jin Wuya had encountered you traveling alone, he might have entertained some other thoughts. After all, no one would know it was his doing.
But after the sea disaster, he had expended no small amount of strength just to bring Jin Jue Ming out. That had instead dispelled such thoughts.
Seeing you now, the two of them were in terrible condition, yet they sincerely wanted to bring you aboard. To them, one more source of strength meant one more measure of safety. To that end, they even swore a Great Dao Oath: so long as you did not attack them, neither of them would harm you in the Boundary Abyss Sea.
Jin Wuya was not Qin Huang, so you could still sense that his condition was far from good. You also guessed that he had suffered the ravages of the sea disaster as well.
Fellow wanderers at the ends of the earth, reduced to the same plight—under the restraint of the Great Dao Oath, you chose to board Jin Jue Ming's Soul Boat. Compared with the fragments of