The Naga didn't appear in every game.
That wasn't because they were poor at surviving. The main reason was that their personalities were simply too strong.
Apart from the Eight-Armed Naga, they respected no one.
If a sea had no particularly powerful beings in it, the Naga could survive there.
But in a world like this one, where even the sea beasts were at the Mythic level, the Naga's chances of survival were much lower.
After all, the Naga weren't like Fishmen. Fishmen existed at every level, starting from Level 1. In the sea, they were like swarms of tiny shrimp, impossible to wipe out.
If danger came, they could send some of their number away and leave behind a few to carry on their kind.
Once the danger passed, it wouldn't take long for new Fishmen to appear and form a powerful tribe.
The Naga were different.
Their level was high, but not high enough.
They had long growth cycles and low survival rates. Often, a single fatal attack was enough to wipe out the entire Naga race.
Videnina hadn't found any traces left behind by the Naga in this sea.
But she wasn't discouraged. She had only come underwater to check things out, see what dangers lurked in these waters, and find out whether they might threaten the city Liu Zhi was building.
The sea beasts weren't important. They rarely came ashore.
Whether there were Naga in the sea didn't matter either. Even if there were, they wouldn't be a major source of population for Liu Zhi's city.
What Liu Zhi was really worried about was whether there were any Fishmen in the sea.
Even now, Liu Zhi still didn't know what was wrong with him, or why he kept running into Fishmen.
He hadn't seen any Fishmen