Well Fish did not cause much of a stir. If this were Earth, the gimmick of fish emerging from an underground spring would definitely make for an excellent publicity sensation.
But in this world where wonders were everywhere.
Let alone an underground fish spring—even a rain of fish falling from the sky would not count as a major event.
The same was true for Liszt. He was merely curious about how the fish spring had formed and enjoyed the delicious Well Fish; it was not worth paying too much attention to. At present, aside from Magic Beasts and magic potions, only special products like rubber trees and Rope Vine could stir his interest.
The knights he had sent to dive into the fish spring soon delivered their survey report—the fish spring was indeed connected to a waterway, but the passage was extremely narrow. After diving in and swimming less than ten meters forward and back, they encountered a tight, narrow section and could go no farther. However, the waterway contained a great number of Well Fish.
This proved that the fish spring had indeed been dug into an underground river, which was why schools of fish surged forth.
After reading the report, Liszt was not particularly satisfied. "If the underground river is merely a narrow waterway, there is no way it could support so many Well Fish. There must be a huge underground cavern or lake somewhere. Perhaps the underground river is even connected to ancient magma passages!"
He recalled Bone Lake in Red River Town, which had once been the Burial Ground.
Beneath those dragon bones back then had been a vast magma cavern, with magma passages from every direction sealed tightly shut. Perhaps the underground river had developed within those cut-off magma passages.
"Forget it. There is no