It was a plane that reeked of fish.
It was flying high above a turbulent sea.
Countless whirlpools were swirling on the sea, occasionally setting off huge waves. There were almost no creatures in this turbulent sea because no matter what creatures entered the sea, they would be sucked to the bottom of the whirlpools and fall into the waterless space at the bottom.
Thus, the scene of sea creatures corpses all over the sea was created …
But this fishbone plane had just flown out from this … … turbulent sea.
Because it did not fly by itself, but relied on … … the gravitational organ to fly.
This also made Lin feel that the organ should be not far away, just ahead … … on land.
Looking into the distance, she could see a seemingly normal coast with a beach made of golden sand and many gorgeous huts built on the beach.
Those huts appeared to be made of sand. Although the waves were turbulent, they did not hit the beach, allowing the sand buildings to be maintained well … …
The plane could not control its direction at all, it was flying towards the beach on its own.
Nothing happened and the plane landed safely on the beach. The spy used his hair to untie the seaweed that bound him and stepped on the sand.
He glanced at the village chief sitting in the pilot's seat. The village chief was now unconscious because he had been in the sea for a long time. He had already fainted from suffocation.
But he was not dead yet, so it was better to just leave him here.
With that in mind, the spy explored the beach. The spy approached the nearest sand hut, which was a hemispherical structure. After entering, he found neat furniture inside, all of which were made of sand … … It seemed that there were no residents here.
Generally speaking, strange places like this should have some strange residents … … So, he should go find the organ's location first.
The organ was on the beach.
After leaving the hut, the spy continued to move deeper into the beach. Here, he saw more sand buildings and sand amusement items.
There were things called slides and swings. They looked like they would fall apart at the slightest touch, and in fact, that was the case.
These items were very fragile, but if one did not touch them, no matter how strong the wind was, they would be fine … …
"… … It's here."
The spy walked to a large building made of sand. This was … a castle made of sand. The three-meter-high gate and the entire fortress were made of dry sand.
From this castle, the spy could detect the reaction of Ershi's organs. These organs more or less contained some energy. Generally speaking, whether it was a teleportation organ or not, they would use the energy of teleportation.
Stepping forward, the spy first tried to push the door, but the moment the spy's hand touched the door, the sand door collapsed. After the sand scattered, the inside of the castle was revealed … …
There were residents … …..
The spy saw a large group of residents here. They seemed to be called 'sand people' because their bodies were made of sand.
The moment they saw the spy, they all seemed to be terrified. They immediately fled in all directions … … … …. But the spy's speed was faster than them.
But the spy's, the moment the spy, the spy, like the gate, instantly, turned into sand of sand.
Except for its head, its head did not scatter into sand.
That seemed interesting. That was probably why they ran away when they saw the spy, because they would fall apart if they were touched.
But why did it fall apart?
Then, the spy carefully examined the head of the sand person … … So that was it.
The head of the sand person was the head of a normal Ershi Min. But only the head was normal.
Its whole body was made of … … 'sand.'
This kind of sand was not ordinary sand, but a kind of precision … … it could be said to be small parts. Although they looked the same as sand, they would assemble with each other to form the body of the sand person.
The thoughts of the sand person's brain would be transmitted to the sand in the body, so that the sand would form the shape of the body of the Ershi Min.
However, external contact would interfere with this kind of signal. With a gentle poke, the body of the sand person would instantly disintegrate … … That was what the spy was seeing now.
Lin felt that this was done deliberately by the organs. Because the sand people were made of sand, they must be as … … fragile as sand.
But they would not disintegrate because of wind. The only reason for disintegration was that other creatures touched them.
But after a while, they would reassemble. Unless the spy took away a part of the sand of this sand person, then they would not be able to reassemble … … Lin was not interested in stopping it from reassembling, but was interested in its memory.
The memory of this sand person indicated that it had always lived in this place and had never been anywhere else … … It did not know anything about the outside world.
They had always lived in these sand buildings and were careful not to come into contact with any creatures.
Most importantly, the underground of the castle where they lived … … was the location of the organ.
Thinking about it, the spy looked at a flight of stairs not far away and walked there.
Whether it was the ground or the staircase, they were all made of sand. But these places were not as fragile as the previous sand objects. They could be walked steadily to the first underground floor.
The underground of the castle was also a space made of sand, whether it was the walls or the ground … … But there were also objects not made of sand.
That was the … … organ in the center of the basement.
This organ looked … … very much like an organ.
Like the organ of a cellular creature, it was red and looked like a huge piece of meat, and it was constantly beating.
Lin had seen many kinds of organs before, and this seemed to be the most primitive one … … The spy walked over and gently put his hand on it to examine.
So that was it … …
This was the organ responsible for synthesis.
It was used to synthesize various kinds of food and other things and distribute them to the organs everywhere in the fantasy space. The fantasy space was different from other spaces. The creatures here could not be self-sufficient, so they needed organs to continuously provide them with … … nutrients.
And all kinds of food and synthesis materials came from Ershi … … the real Ershi.
That seemed to be the case at first.
But that was a long time ago. At some point, Ershi created a space to store materials, and now the organs got materials from there.
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