The voyage had gone smoothly for several days, with calm winds and quiet seas throughout.
Since the wind was too weak and the ship too slow, they could only rely on everyone pushing it forward from behind.
The crew took turns, and even He Ya, the helmsman, joined in.
The Jianghu people from the Desolate Domain who had boarded also took turns pushing, allowing the ship to maintain its speed.
"Three days, and nothing has changed." Standing on deck, Huang Xiao withdrew his gaze from the distance and sighed.
"Isn't that a good thing? At least it means we're still safe." Hearing Huang Xiao's words, Li Bai walked over to his side.
"If only it could stay this way until we reached the other side of the sea," Huang Xiao said.
"That would take a lot more time. I asked He Ya, and according to him, it would take at least three or four times longer. That means spending over a year at sea," Li Bai said.
"If our safety could be guaranteed, over a year would be acceptable," Huang Xiao said.
"But some people can't wait." Li Bai chuckled.
Huang Xiao smiled. He knew whom Li Bai meant.
Leng Guhan now had his heart set on reaching the other side of the sea, then continuing to improve his strength.
Huang Xiao could understand something of what was on Leng Guhan's mind.
It was mainly because Leng Guhan had learned of the Slaughter Domain's existence.
Everyone there cultivated the Ruthlessness Dao. To him, it was the best possible destination.
If he could go there, he would certainly gain plenty to learn from and could then go further along the Ruthlessness Dao.
With a clear goal in sight, Leng Guhan found it somewhat difficult to settle his mind. He felt that