There was a large amount of sea salt inside the toppled ship.
But as the salt gathered into Salt Folk and ran outside, the amount inside rapidly dwindled.
There was no need to dig. After a few minutes, the armor could easily enter the hold.
The space inside was vast, with many empty barrels scattered across the floor. There was no telling what they had once contained.
Su Na controlled the armor and searched the rooms one by one, finding some aged jerky, aged dehydrated vegetables, and aged dried human corpses, all as brittle as dead leaves.
These dead people must have had different duties. Some wore cloth garments whose original colors were unrecognizable, while others wore rusted armor and held weapons.
Their bodies bore unnatural wounds. Some had been beheaded, some cut in half at the waist, and some had lost arms.
There had definitely been fighting aboard the ship.
There were cannons on both sides of the ship, but they were all covered in rust and probably no longer usable.
There was also a hole over two meters in diameter in the bottom of the ship. This was probably where the water had come in.
Su Na made the armor crouch and discovered a shriveled strip of flesh in the thin layer of salt on the deck. It clung tightly to the hull and had even penetrated it.
Although it looked only as thick as a baby's arm, it was dehydrated. Without the dehydration, it might have been several times thicker.
"Something came in through the hole."
Su Na continued searching and found an unusual room containing a shattered crystal container.
Intact, the container would probably have stood half a meter tall, with gold decorations along its four edges.
There were also hooks on the walls, holding some