"Don't underestimate these grand formations at sea," Huo Lian said as he walked in. "I think this is only the beginning."
"Oh?" He Ya looked Huo Lian over. "You think there are even greater dangers ahead?"
"You'd best listen to him. He was the one who laid that formation just now," Huang Xiao said.
Hearing this, He Ya no longer dared look down on him.
To be honest, since he came from across the sea, he did feel a certain sense of superiority over the people of the Desolate Domain.
Even though he knew these people were stronger than he was, and that once they crossed over, their future achievements would be boundless.
But that was still in the future.
How many geniuses had fallen along the way, never living to see that day?
"Please enlighten me, Senior." He Ya drew a deep breath and asked respectfully.
Now that he knew of the other man's attainments in formations, he dared not be careless.
Their lives were at stake.
A master proficient in formations was far too important out here at sea.
What had just happened proved everything.
If even greater dangers lay ahead, they could only rely on this man.
"Although I don't know much about the formations out here at sea, judging by my experience, we've temporarily entered a relatively calm region," Huo Lian said.
"You mean...?" Something stirred in He Ya's mind, and he immediately caught on. "This is the wind eye?"
"You're an expert at sea. Don't you have any judgment of your own?" Huo Lian asked, staring at He Ya.
He Ya found his heart pounding violently.
Those eyes were truly terrifying, like a sharp blade probing straight into his mind.
Fortunately, the other man soon withdrew his gaze.
He Ya gasped for breath before recovering.