The ship really was floating in the sky now.
Zhao Si had no idea where exactly it was flying.
All he saw was the old captain looking perfectly confident, glancing at the Golden Compass from time to time.
He indicated that they were still heading in the right direction.
Occasionally, he adjusted the helm to steer.
How strange. This wasn't an airship, yet it could actually change direction in the sky.
"Does this ship have a propeller at the back?" Zhao Si's questions just kept coming.
The old captain smiled. "It's all the power of faith."
"Fine, whatever you say." Zhao Si couldn't see what the stern looked like anyway, so he would take the old captain's word for it.
"Still, I want to know what that thing just now was." Zhao Si seemed intent on getting to the bottom of it.
The old captain shook his head. "You're better off not knowing. The sea is completely different from the land. Things in the sea can grow far larger than most people could imagine."
"What, could it be some monster with an octopus face and little wings?" Zhao Si didn't take it too seriously.
There was a saying: mountain folk wouldn't believe fish could grow as large as trees, and fishermen wouldn't believe trees could grow as large as fish.
That was the state Zhao Si was in.
He had seen plenty of huge things.
The Erdtree was pretty big, wasn't it? And the Giant King he had seen in the Spirit World had been enormous too, hadn't he?
How much bigger could something in the sea be?
Once his curiosity was stirred, it was like a hundred claws scratching at his heart.
He kept wanting to catch a sea monster for a look. If he couldn't catch one alive,