The Dawn warship vanished from the surface and sank into the sea.
Tsugikuni Yoriichi stood at the bow, carefully observing the underwater environment. He could not help but feel amazed. After living for so many years, this was the first time he had seen such a sight.
As the warship descended several meters, sunlight from above still reached this part of the sea. The waters around the ship shimmered, and Yoriichi could clearly see schools of brightly colored fish weaving past the warship.
Perhaps because they were still close to the coast of the Sabaody Archipelago, a dozen meters off the side of the warship stood a pitch-black rock wall. Corals and algae of all shapes grew upon it, their dazzling colors nearly blinding even Yoriichi.
At this moment, the Marines on deck were also curiously surveying their surroundings.
Ever since the warship had sunk beneath the sea, the Marines' surroundings had become unusually quiet. The view before them was brilliant and beautiful, but as the ship continued descending, the silence began to make them feel restless.
Some of the younger Marines were like patients suffering from claustrophobia. Once the novelty wore off, only anxiety remained in their hearts.
After descending another dozen or so meters, the environment around the warship began to darken.
The colorful schools of fish that had surrounded the ship seemed to have vanished, and the vibrant cliff face that had once been visible to the naked eye disappeared from everyone's sight.
In the dark, silent underwater world, there seemed to be no sign of life. As the warship rapidly descended, an atmosphere of quiet terror spread through the surroundings, sending chills down everyone's spine.
Tsugikuni Yoriichi stood at the bow, his Observation Haki rapidly spreading through the surrounding waters. Even someone like him could not