The Time to Set Out Had Come

The High Priestess: "Oh! Are we finally going to take action?"

The Star: "Then I'll go take a look, too."

The High Priestess: "Didn't you say you didn't want to go?"

The Star: "I didn't want to before, but after what happened, I don't think I'll be able to sleep unless I go and see for myself."

Ruan Qingyi hadn't been particularly interested in the barrier they'd found.

After all, compared to her own field of expertise, this was far too advanced.

So advanced that Lan Qingyou's theory seemed entirely plausible to her.

And since she'd already prepared herself for that possibility, the rest was naturally a job for someone more qualified.

The idea had been a good one.

But then the unexpected happened.

The giant monster's appearance had cost the Jiaoren dearly, too.

In this situation, no matter how much she wanted to leave the matter alone, she couldn't pretend she hadn't seen it.

The Pope: "You're welcome to come whenever you like. Just be careful when you do. It's best to arrive before lunch each day."

The Tower: "Why?"

The Pope: "Because we change shifts every day, to avoid conflicts with the Teleportation Array."

The Tower: "..."

They'd gone to all the trouble of setting up a Teleportation Array. They couldn't just leave their people floating around on the ocean with nothing to do.

Besides, their homeland was still fighting the water monsters.

So after recording the Teleportation Array, Nemo sent people back to help.

He even sent the ships and himself back to lend a hand.

The Tower: "Then let's go tomorrow at noon."

Looking at the sunlight outside, Lan Qingyou decided she'd get some sleep first. She'd only just returned, after all, and deserved a proper rest.

They'd been roughing it outdoors.

They had a Magic