Captain of the Neptune Army

Bubbles kept rising from the sea floor. These bubbles were quite pretty, and most of them were large, with the biggest ones even taking on a rainbow of colors in the light. Bubbles of Cook's scale already exceeded the volume of Fish-Man Island.

With bubbles that massive, if Enel sent a lightning bolt over, the explosive force would blow their ship and them together into ashes.

Carefully bypassing this area, they finally arrived in front of a cavern. The ocean current here was extremely swift, acting like an abyss that sucked in a massive amount of seawater.

Th-this is the final three thousand meters. Will we die if we go in? Ares worried. The two dogs had already run far off, taking precautions against this fellow strangling them again.

"It's fine," Cook said.

The Ark entered the large pit, and under the rapid propulsion of the ocean current, they experienced that feeling of high-speed rushing they had felt back with the Express Shrimp on Sky Island.

Only, unlike the one on Sky Island where they could at least still feel and see the scenery, it was far too dark down on the sea floor. The ship plunged straight down headfirst, dropping at a ninety-degree vertical angle. Fortunately, Jelly had tied all of them onto the ship, or else they certainly would have fallen out.

After a bout of turning upside down, they opened their eyes, and the world before them had changed.

"Are we still on the sea floor?" Jelly asked with wide eyes.

Enel and the others were already too shocked to speak. At this moment, they didn't know what to say either, and could only gaze into the distance.

The Ark hovered just like that in front of a crystal ball. Outside this crystal ball was a layer