Yang Yi told Su Na what he knew.
That included the glacier's area and the ship frozen inside it.
"I'm planning to take a look at that ship. There should be more clues aboard.
"It certainly didn't fly into the glacier for no reason.
"It could only have encountered something midway through its voyage, then been frozen in place."
Yang Yi gave his opinion.
He wanted to find out the cause so he could be prepared if he encountered it himself.
Su Na had no objections and said she wanted to come along to take a look, but Yang Yi flatly refused.
His reasons were sufficient and direct: Su Na wasn't agile enough, she could easily get lost in the fog, and her bow and arrows would be hard to use effectively.
It would be much safer for Yang Yi to go alone.
Besides, he had plenty of trump cards to keep himself alive.
Once the decision was made, Yang Yi first launched several loads of stone with the Catapult. They struck the glacier, leaving a few small craters and sending ice chips flying.
This showed that the ice was very thick. Walking on it would pose no problems whatsoever.
What he still needed to watch out for was the white fog, along with any dangers that might exist.
The white fog severely obstructed vision. Without Three Eyes, visibility was only a few meters.
Even with a torch, visibility would only extend a dozen or so meters.
Finding the ship frozen two nautical miles away in this white fog would be almost impossible, since there was no way to locate the target.
Only Yang Yi could accomplish it, relying on Three Eyes to see through the white fog.
Yang Yi checked the temperature.
As they approached the glacier, the temperature