Qikqi as husband.
Central Island Lake.
From the center, a vortex that occupies half the area of the island lake begins to rotate smoothly.
Yet it does not affect other places.
Even if the ship is already at its edge, as long as it doesn't enter, it won't be affected at all.
"Although I sowhat expected it, when such a scene actually appears before ..."
Heiswantha muttered.
Staring at the deep vortex in front of him.
The pilot and the captain in the cockpit couldn't help but look serious, swallowing hard.
"Advance."
As Kana's voice ca through.
The captain nodded, waving his hand to issue the order.
The ship began to set sail.
Slowly moving forward, the bow dipped slightly, sliding down along the slope of the vortex.
What amazed everyone was that the vortex did not cause the ship to spin with it; the ship sailed in it as if on an ordinary sea surface.
At this mont.
Soone suddenly exclaid.
Turning to look.
The entrance is slowly closing.
However, the problem is that a large amount of seawater crashes in like waves, striking hard amidst everyone's tense emotions, forming a surging current that pushes forward.
The massive ship moves down the passageway at an exaggerated speed.
Faster and faster.
Creating a strong pushback force, forcing everyone to hold tightly onto surrounding objects.
This is the shortcut passage.
...
Eastern Wilderness.
The cultists hidden outside were finally about to take action.
After paying a certain price, added to the experience accumulated in the past, they finally figured out the entire surveillance chanism of the Eastern Wilderness.
Naly, any stranger entering its range seems to be marked.
Even if they perford a near-perfect concealnt with the Evil God Power, they would still be caught and annihilated by the patrolling Night Watchers.
In fact, this was exactly how the Night Watchers patrolled the Eastern Wilderness.
The first thing to clarify is that the Eastern Wilderness was fully illuminated because Cui Yu beca the life of this area, hidden in the life of the entire region.
From a systematic perspective.
It can even be said that the entire Eastern Wilderness is Cui Yu's body, referring to the natural environnt here.
This results in anyone entering this area, whether or not they've concealed themselves, being inevitably detected.
Points representing life forms appear.
Even if these points would not show red under the concealnt of Evil God Power, they certainly wouldn't show green either.
In this area, all non-green points can only be outsiders, and all outsiders entering the Eastern Wilderness are registered.
Either rchants or visitors.
Allies of the Night Watchers.
Especially cultists attempting to enter through hidden and dark areas, it's as obvious as trying to sneak in the open from the Night Watchers' point of view.
Under these circumstances, the joined cultists finally figured it out after paying the price.
"Praise our god in our hearts, offer everything of ourselves, and we shall eventually reach the Divine Kingdom, where we will experience eternal life."
The leader of the cultists leading this operation was giving the final speech for the sacrificial offerings about to be made in this operation.
This ti, they were well prepared.
They even had their own followers beco sacrifices, allowing the Apostle of the Evil God to descend.
They planned to proceed openly with their followers forming sacrificial formations advancing boldly towards the Eastern Wilderness.
Concealnt was aningless.
In that case, they would just proceed openly. Should there be irresistible danger, they would sacrifice on the spot.
Enough fragnts combined with self-sacrifice of the cultists ant that the descending ritual would not be interrupted despite external influences.
This was almost akin to a suicidal attack by the cultists on the Night Watchers of the Eastern Wilderness.
In Candlelight City.
George was reading a report.
"It seems soone is spying on us; all of them are able to hide themselves, one cultist after another...
Is it to investigate sothing? Or have they confird the absence of the leader?"
He muttered.
Thinking for a mont, he started using the channel to send ssages to various departnts.
...
Undersea vortex channel.
A massive ship was being propelled forward by the seawater in the vortex, moving at such a speed that it shot through the passage like an arrow.
Everyone aboard was still securing themselves to avoid being slamd against the back wall by the pushback force.
They had maintained this posture for so ti.
"We won't reach our destination at this speed, will we?" Bobo was grabbed by soone, his entire body swaying with the speed.
"You're quite right; this logistic channel can directly take us to the offshore area of Lebia Continent."
"Oh my god, considering the distance from our diving point to Lebia, are we really going straight there at this speed?"
Bobo complained: "You should have inford of such conditions; we could have at least added so resisting magic or created a chamber to withstand this for resting.
Rather than like this!"
Listening to Bobo's complaints, Kana could only shrug helplessly, as he indeed hadn't thought of this.
In past gas, when Kana traveled through such channels by ship, it was during a ti when both the passage and the entry points were fully developed.
The ships navigating these channels were already prepared with resisting asures, using either magic alchemy items or tools.
Thus, during the journey, Kana didn't have the physical sensation, didn't have a deep impression, and consequently didn't propose such requests.
But this ti, it was an experience firsthand.
For future trips through the passage, preparation of this kind was a must.
Who knows how long it took.
When everyone felt exhausted, finally a passage opening appeared ahead, with the seawater gradually forming a Vortex Entrance as they got closer.
"It's light! The exit is here!"
A crew mber couldn't help but exclaim, his voice filled with joy and excitent.
Amidst everyone's excited cheers, the ship shot out.
The current pushing them forward surged through the Vortex Entrance, creating a waterspout that launched the ship into the air.
The ship hovered on the waterspout, descending as the stream weakened.
Crashing onto the water, bobbing around.
This final jolt finally allowed the exhausted crew to relax, rolling together chaotically and stumbling into different parts of the ship.
"Damn, how did we get tossed into the sky!"
"Get up, you're crushing !"
"Don't step on my head!"
"Where are you grabbing?"
The entire ship was in chaos, but at least they landed safely.
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