The Impressionist God
Chapter 114

Gloomy Sea

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For several days in a row.

The monstrous fish in these waters seemed tireless as they attacked the people's ship.

Wave after wave of offense and defense unfolded aboard the exploration ship.

Only when the seawater had turned scarlet, when even the warm sea seemed to have gone cold, and when the various arrows aboard had nearly been exhausted, did the eyeless monstrous fish from the ocean gradually begin to thin out.

Although these fish could not bite through the exploration ship's sturdy hull and posed no threat to most people's lives.

Their sheer numbers still exacted a considerable price.

Several crew members who had been close by were bitten until their bodies were riddled with wounds. The most severely injured sailor had even lost several fingers.

Fortunately, those things had not caused any major damage to the ship itself.

At this moment, aboard the exploration ship.

After everyone finished clearing out the last of the one-eyed monstrous fish that had fled onto the ship, they were exhausted, collapsing to the ground without even the strength to speak.

No one had expected this sudden attack.

The assault by those monstrous fish also made Leona sense that something was amiss.

It was clear that they had never encountered such a situation during the previous voyages.

No one had ever explored or recorded this kind of marine creature before.

This likely meant that the exploration ship under her command had unknowingly sailed into an entirely new region.

Over the past few days, in order to evade that terrifying school of fish, no one had paid much attention to their course. They had simply let the sailors follow the wind and waves at full speed, fleeing these waters as quickly as possible.

By the time they came to their senses, the exploration ship

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