(Morning (^-^*)/)
Perhaps the others hadn't heard what Dr. Kal'tsit said, or perhaps they had heard it and simply hadn't cared.
If Skadi had been here, she might have reacted.
Unfortunately, Blue Poison had dragged her off to pick out a swimsuit.
Skadi was just a little unwilling. A hunter born in the sea still couldn't understand why she needed to wear such strange clothing like the people on land.
Bai Ye quietly walked over to Dr. Kal'tsit and asked in a low voice:
"We won't run into the deep sea here, right?"
"After all... this is a freshwater inland lake, isn't it?"
Dr. Kal'tsit shook her head.
"Hard to say. If there's a waterway beneath this lake that connects to the sea, then it wouldn't be strange for it to give off a faint oceanic aura."
Bai Ye frowned slightly, then relaxed again with a soft laugh.
"Looks like even vacation won't be all that peaceful..."
"Perhaps only you would be willing to face something like that head-on... Still, those things may be different from Dusk and Nian. They've gone mad, so the mental contamination will be far more severe." Dr. Kal'tsit kindly warned him.
Bai Ye nodded. Mad gods would directly expose their essence—twisted, incomprehensible, impossible to look upon.
Ordinary mortals would lose their minds at the sight of them. In other words, their SAN would plummet.
Bai Ye took Dr. Kal'tsit's warning to heart. Though he was certain he wouldn't lose SAN like an ordinary person when facing "the sea," being cautious wasn't a bad thing.
"What secrets are Bai Ye and Dr. Kal'tsit whispering about? If you don't catch up, you'll fall behind!"
Amiya turned and called out to Bai Ye and Dr. Kal'tsit.
Because they had been talking, Bai Ye and Dr. Kal'tsit had fallen