One day later.
Su Na was at the helm.
Yang Yi walked to the Atrium with a fishing rod, ready to fish.
He had already used today's Pale Worm bait and caught a whole Long-Legged Sardine with it.
From here on, his fishing would depend entirely on skill and luck.
Yang Yi had been following the chat channel, where some fishing enthusiasts shared their experiences.
They were constantly testing different baits to see which worked best for catching fish in the fog-shrouded Extreme Winter Sea.
Their final result was-Pale Worms.
Using fragments of Pale Worm corpses as bait could greatly increase the bite rate in the Extreme Winter Sea.
Yang Yi was now testing whether that conclusion was correct.
He had been trying for several days anyway, without a single bite.
Today, he changed his approach and asked Su Na for a small, absolutely fresh piece of tentacle from the Pale Worm Larva-the kind that still wriggled!
The little creature was tenacious, could regenerate its tentacles endlessly, and was not picky about food. It was being kept in the Witch Laboratory as a living specimen.
Yang Yi fished for three hours, but still caught nothing.
"Are these fishing guys messing with me?"
Yang Yi began to question it.
Suddenly, the Nightmare Star stopped.
Su Na's voice came from the bow.
"Yang Yi, come take a look!"
Yang Yi's gaze sharpened. He put down his rod and ran over, already holding a weapon.
"This is..."
Yang Yi stopped, looking somewhat surprised.
A vast expanse of ice had appeared ahead of the bow. Its size was unknown, shrouded as it was in thick fog.
This was not a thin layer of ice floating on the sea, but a solid glacier blocking the Nightmare Star's path.
"Which way should we go around?" Su