Gu Yunzheng also walked to the island's shore and gazed at the currents, his expression slowly changing.
"So this is... the Sunken Star Currents? I thought it was all just nonsense people made up."
Qin Siyang looked at him. "Mr. Gu, you know this place?"
Gu Yunzheng fell silent for a moment, then said, "I've only read about it in old books preserved by the World-Destroying Church. To be precise, they weren't books, but handwritten journals passed down through generations, recording stories handed down by word of mouth."
"One entry specifically recorded the words of a madman. Its description of the [Sunken Star Currents] matched the scene before us exactly."
Qin Siyang frowned. "Those old stories even mentioned this stretch of sea?"
"That's right." Gu Yunzheng nodded. "Because that madman came from the Second Domain."
"A madman's words?" Hu Chan asked curiously. "Why would a journal record what a madman said?"
Gu Yunzheng said, "Perhaps whoever recorded it wanted every piece of information to be passed down."
"Or perhaps that man wasn't mad at all."
Qin Siyang gazed at the so-called [Sunken Star Currents]. "People only considered him mad because he said things none of them believed, such as 'the Second Domain wasn't destroyed; it merged into the [Evolutionary Origin Domain].'"
"That's possible too."
Gu Yunzheng continued, "No one took that journal entry seriously because its contents seemed too far-fetched."
"But I remember it recorded the madman claiming that he only chose to leave the Second Domain for the Third Domain at the very last moment before the teleportation window closed. That was why he knew things no one else did."
"He said he had witnessed what happened after the Second Domain's domain merge."
"That doesn't make sense," Old Johnny said, offering his judgment. "If the domain merge succeeded, plenty