Under the sea,
Li Si looked at the Coral Forest before him and was not particularly surprised.
This Coral Forest was highly abnormal.
But that only proved Li Si had found his destination!
The place where World Rune [Forest] was located was supposed to be different from ordinary places.
If there had been nothing in these waters, Li Si might actually have suspected that he had come to the wrong place.
Though it differed from an ordinary forest,
this Coral Forest should still count as a forest, right?
Li Si descended into the Coral Forest and surveyed his surroundings.
The seabed beneath his feet was soft, as if he were stepping on a vast carpet woven from the finest velvet.
Fine grains of sand glittered with specks of silver in the faint light, as though countless tiny stars had been scattered across it.
A thin layer of seagrass also covered the silvery-white sand. It swayed gently with the current like dancers in green gauze twirling through the seawater.
Li Si looked around. Coral rose high on both sides, more than ten meters tall, like magnificent towers beneath the sea.
Most of the coral resembled tree branches, scattered across the seabed in orderly layers. Some were thick and straight like towering ancient trees in a primeval forest; others were slender and graceful, like light ribbons in a maiden's hand.
However, amid this forest dominated by branching coral, other forms of coral were scattered throughout as well. Some resembled blooming flowers, layer upon layer, delicate and vivid.
Others looked like bizarre rocks, their surfaces covered in uneven patterns.
Coral of every color competed in splendor here. Countless vivid hues intertwined, forming a dazzling tapestry that overwhelmed the eye.
Yet the most remarkable thing was the faint blue radiance shrouding every coral formation.