"Trying to escape? It’s not that easy!"
Duncan leaped into the sea with a vine rope. His swimming skills weren’t advanced, but his explosive power was far superior to these Sea Demons.
A Sea Demon with long, dark green hair trying to escape was forcibly dragged back by her tail.
Then, in no ti, she was tightly bound and thrown onto the raft.
"Three Sea Demons."
"That should be enough!"
Duncan wrapped the woven ropes around the waists of these Sea Demons, then patted the two unconscious ones. As they awoke, they imdiately tried to leap into the sea to escape, but Duncan, like holding the reins of a horse, gently exerted force, and the two wildly struggling Sea Demons were forcibly pulled back.
With their small bodies, Duncan could hold down ten of them with one hand.
The cold shine of a dagger flashed.
Duncan plunged the dagger into the side of a Sea Demon, driving it completely into the raft, scaring the three gorgeous Sea Demons bound by vines so much they trembled with fear.
"Take to land, or to an island inhabited by humans nearby!"
Duncan’s voice seed to carry a hint of magic power. Under his intimidation, the three enchanting Sea Demons trembled, clinging to each other in terror, and then one of them timidly nodded.
"Good."
"You’re smart."
Duncan reached out to touch the cheek of that Sea Demon. She looked scared but didn’t dare to evade. Duncan patted her cheek and took out a piece of cooked snake at from behind to feed her.
As the first Sea Demon sang a mournful chant after entering the sea.
The other two Sea Demons also stared at Duncan with mournful eyes, then slowly subrged into the sea. As soon as they made a slight move, the vine wrapped around them exerted a trendous force, causing them to let out sorrowful, low moans.
"Behave yourselves, and I’ll let you go."
"Otherwise."
"Even if you break free from the ropes, you might not escape!"
Duncan casually picked up a wooden spear, which shot into the sea like a heavy cannon, piercing a fish dozens of ters away.
The Sea Demons were startled.
"Let’s go."
Duncan stood on the raft, shook the rope in his hand, and said, "Mush!"
The three beautiful Sea Demons sang a mournful chant. With the first one striding forward, the other two also moved. They were like sled dogs in the ocean waves, pulling the raft Duncan had crafted towards the southwest.
The scene that unfolded was astonishing, even the Ocean Divine Descendants would likely be dumbfounded.
This is the ’King’s Chariot.’
Even in the boundless sea, a true king can find a suitable mount.
The three Sea Demons pulled Duncan’s raft far away.
But their stamina was indeed lacking. Duncan knew the endurance of Sea Demons was poor when he was in the first human form.
Dawn hadn’t arrived yet.
The three Sea Demons were already panting and exhausted. They let out sorrowful low moans, resting on the edges of the raft with their upper bodies.
At this mont, there were more water noises nearby, indicating other Sea Demons hadn’t left.
They surfaced amidst the waves, full of dread, neither daring to rescue their companions nor approach Duncan.
"Have sothing to eat."
"Keep pulling the cart later and I’ll reward you properly when we get there."
Duncan sat down, reaching out to stroke the cheek of the nearby enchanting Sea Demon, patting gently, and fed her the cooked snake at. The creatures in the sea didn’t often have roasted at, so this Sea Demon ate it with relish. Duncan kept feeding one after another and then opened a coconut with his hands to give them water.
After filling their stomachs and resting for a while, the three Sea Demons regained so of their strength.
The sky began to brighten.
Once the leading Sea Demon subrged into the water, the other two continued to move, swimming forward with all their might, towing Duncan’s raft onwards.
The surrounding Sea Demons still lingered nearby.
However, the initial three Sea Demons captured by Duncan were no longer so afraid, though the mournful chant echoed at tis, seemingly warning their companions not to approach this dangerous man easily.
Amidst the ocean waves.
Duncan stood on the raft, holding the reins in his hands, navigating the Sea Demons across the ocean toward places inhabited by humans.
At an unknown ti.
When the sun set again, the three Sea Demons, too exhausted to continue, rested on the raft. Their bodies were mostly draped over it, with only half of their tails in the water, occasionally flapping gently.
They were almost asleep by then.
After all, they were humanoid creatures, not true livestock.
Duncan didn’t mind, even loosened the ropes tied around their waists, and the leading enchanting Sea Demon lay prone at his feet, occasionally rubbing against his firm leg, letting out mournful low moans.
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