The seafloor terrain in the area Ye Yuan planned to search today was rather complex.
It was different from the endless plains.
The seabed here was shaped by rolling hills.
Hills hundreds of meters high could be seen everywhere, and there were even quite a few peaks reaching over a thousand meters.
This greatly increased the difficulty of Ye Yuan's search.
After all, the seabed was filled with towering valleys and ridges.
His perception was also heavily affected, and at a depth of 1,200 meters—
Even with Ye Yuan's perception, he could only investigate an area less than ten nautical miles around him.
That distance might seem quite far, but in the Gulf of Alaska, it was truly nothing.
As Ye Yuan moved through one undersea canyon after another—
His perception accidentally discovered a massive group of king crabs gathered inside an undersea canyon.
As Ye Yuan drew closer, his perception followed the crab swarm into an underwater cave.
When his perception entered the cave and clearly saw what lay within—
Ye Yuan stood frozen in the sea.
First of all, there were so many king crabs in the cave that the word "many" could not possibly describe them.
Inside the football-field-sized cave, king crabs were piled several layers deep.
Even more unimaginable was that still more king crabs were pouring toward the entrance. If the entrance had not been too small, the cave would have long since been filled with king crabs.
At the center of the cave grew a five-meter-tall plant resembling bamboo.
This bamboo was entirely golden.
Its branches were covered in dense golden leaves, identical to the half bamboo leaf Ye Yuan had discovered earlier.
Seeing this, Ye Yuan finally understood where that golden bamboo leaf had come from.
It had fallen from this Deep-Sea Golden