If it had been anyone else, they might have agreed.
After all, the atmosphere, environment, and setting had all been pushed to the limit.
The only drawback was that the spiritual energy rising from the undersea Dragon Vein was a little thin.
Xu Changqing swept out with his Spiritual Sense and discovered that the lights among the reefs actually came from fish. They hid within the rocks, and whenever something approached, they opened their eyes and stared.
The feeling was rather strange, so he refused Ming Zhu's enthusiastic invitation.
"How?"
"I don't think this place is very good. It's a little too bright."
"You mean we should keep going down?"
"That's right. Find somewhere with more spiritual energy, and where we won't be disturbed."
"Alright~"
The two continued downward and soon reached a depth of five hundred meters.
The light was nearly pitch-dark, with only Ming Zhu's silver scales and the pearl necklace around her neck giving off a faint glow.
Quite a few wrecked ships appeared around them, their wooden hulls long eroded into ash-gray brown by the seawater.
Strange grass grew on the decks. Its blades were shaped like sails and turned with the current.
Most bizarre of all, the backs of the blades bore blurry human faces.
It gave off an inexplicable sense of horror.
Yet it had to be admitted that the spiritual energy here was at least twice as dense as it had been at three hundred meters, becoming far richer.
At this depth, people generally were not permitted to descend any further.
Although this was still within Profound Heart City's territory, the depths of the ocean were simply too dangerous.
Ming Zhu gave him an inquiring look.
Xu Changqing also felt this was about enough, so he nodded slightly.
At the sight, Ming Zhu's