"Su Na, you steer. Just keep heading forward like this."
Yang Yi withdrew his gaze and quickly made his decision.
"But the sea is full of this animated black fog. We can't get the ship up to speed at all."
Su Na replied. The situation was exactly as she said: the Nightmare Star's speed had dropped by at least seventy percent in this environment, and would keep dropping.
But Yang Yi already had a plan and had no intention of taking these giants head-on.
He was going to use his trump card: hang the Light Fairy Shards inside the Light Container on the Execution Rack, then activate the skill called Light Theft to break through in one stroke.
This plan should be entirely feasible.
Yang Yi took out the Light Container and showed it to Su Na. She immediately understood, nodded, and took the helm to steer the ship.
Xiaoji stood beside Su Na, using radar to inform her of the giants' movements while projecting a translucent holographic map. The red dots marked the giants, and the green dot marked the Nightmare Star.
Yang Yi quickly climbed the mast, reached the Execution Rack, and prepared to swap out the trophy.
He switched to Three Eyes and looked again. The nearest giant was now only three or four hundred meters from the Nightmare Star.
They seemed to be walking on level ground, their bodies rising and falling. Judging their height by the size of their heads, each giant was probably over sixty meters tall.
In reality, however, these giants only had upper bodies, most of which were hidden in the meter-thick black fog.
There were two possibilities:
1. This meter-thick black fog connected to another space, and the giants' bodies were hidden in that other dimension.
2. This fog was actually