"There really is an ancient black ship like that!"
The woman seemed to know where the ancient black ship came from, and her expression was one of profound shock.
Of course, although she recognized it-or rather, knew of the ancient black ship-she clearly did not truly know its origins. Otherwise, she would not have worn such an expression.
"What is it?" Di Yi looked at the ancient black ship. He found it somewhat familiar; in certain aspects of its form, it resembled the Ghost Ship.
"I don't know. I've only heard of it." The woman shook her head, unable to offer an answer.
The ancient black ship was immense. Judging by the surrounding points of reference, it would not have been an exaggeration to call it a great world shaped like a ship. It rose and fell with the ocean in that sea, as though it were truly sailing through the waves, lending it a peculiar beauty.
"What have you heard?" Di Yi asked.
"Nothing particularly good. They say there aren't many ancient black ships like that even in that sea, but every one of them is terrifying, as though it carries something taboo. If you traced their history back, even the Emperor Fall Era might not be their beginning," the woman answered.
According to her, from antiquity to the present, across endless ages, few had ever seen one. It was one of the three most inconceivable strange phenomena.
Rumor had it that it was a ferry of ill omen. Encountering it meant death, and no one could escape.
Of course, no one could say for certain whether such rumors were true. After all, if no one who saw the ship could return alive, the source of those rumors was highly questionable.
"Seeing it means death?" Chi Wuxia's expression turned