Special Chapter: Atlantic Ocean Sea Diary (5) Thanks to the Generous Reader Xia Meng Xing Ye for the Alliance Master Reward

Above him was a cloudless blue sky stretching for thousands of miles; beneath him was the unfathomably deep ocean.

Both hands gripping the mast, his feet planted on a white Sailboard, every muscle in his body straining as though he were taming a wild horse, he controlled the untamed force of the sea wind filling the sail.

Then he raced freely across the boundless ocean!

As he experienced the water sport known as Sailboarding, feeling the droplets flung at his face by the sea breeze, soaking his shirt beneath the Clear Sky sunlight and bringing coolness wherever they struck his skin,

an incomparably refreshing sense of freedom and openness rose from the depths of his heart.

"Ha."

At that moment, he returned to the side of the ship and watched a section of the boathouse wall open, unfolding over the sea into a small dock. With a light leap, he jumped back aboard.

Fang Ran took the towel from the maid, shook out his wet hair, and said brightly,

"This Sailboard is pretty good. It's quite fun."

Having finished his Sailboarding experience, he gave that assessment with cheerful satisfaction in his voice.

Given the sheer number of water recreation facilities in the boathouse, the ship was equipped with dedicated water sports instructors.

So, with someone teaching him, relying on a participant's athletic ability and a tiny bit of ability-assisted support—mainly because he was afraid of suddenly sinking while playing—

Fang Ran quickly mastered the basic technique of adjusting the sail according to the wind direction.

And honestly, once he was roughly familiar with it and removed his ability, the feeling of speeding over the ocean without an engine while still moving quite fast was novel and fun.

Standing nearby and watching Fang Ran dry his hair, Adeline spoke quietly.

"Would