"Ga! How long are we going to stay here! "
A green fist heavily struck the rock wall, and a few traces of blood splashed out from the fist.
This was an underwater cave. Susumi and a few Emerald Dragons had been here for a long time. Some of the Emerald Dragons were impatient and even hit the rock wall hard.
Susumi looked at it and said, "Stop."
"But … King! We might not be able to get out of here! "
Susumi said, "I told you to stop. I won't say it a third time."
"Ga …" The Emerald Dragon sat on the ground helplessly and said, "Are we going to wait for death here?"
"No," Susumi said, "We will … survive."
This cave was a spacious space of more than ten meters. The damp ground was covered with glowing terrestrial corals. There were solid rock walls everywhere. Their only source of food was a hole with a diameter of less than thirty centimeters at the top of the cave. Fish would occasionally fall from there. Sometimes, it would spit out fresh water.
These things kept the Emerald Dragons alive, but they couldn't contact the outside world at all.
The ancient squid that communicated with them didn't appear again. They were trapped here.
The Emerald Dragons were almost crazy. They liked to run around and couldn't stand small places. Fortunately, their excrement was absorbed by the corals on the ground, so the place wasn't full of stench.
Compared to the crazy Emerald Dragons, Susumi was quite calm. She seemed to have been waiting. She seemed to believe that the ancient squid would appear again.
Would it really appear? It wasn't clear yet. But. They were indeed being raised by the ancient squid.
The fish and fresh water above were all put in by the ancient squid. They intended to raise this group of Emerald Dragons, but they didn't know their purpose.
This situation reminded Lin of Monte II, who was raised by the ancient squid. But the ancient squid didn't raise them for no reason. They should have some purpose.
But Lin was more interested in the place where the ancient squid lived. Lin was now planning to explore that place.
The group of Emerald Dragons at the edge of the Fog Sea didn't leave. They even planned to look for Susumi. They built some thorny planks on the ship to defend against the strange fish. At the same time, they let some dragons go into the water to observe the situation …
Some Emerald Dragons tried to contact the harbor and get more Emerald Dragons to head there.
They were indeed quite hardworking. If it had been any other Emerald Dragon, no matter which noble it was, they would not have searched for so long. In fact, many Emerald Dragons were very happy because there was a possibility of replacing them.
However, no dragon would think this way if it was Susumi. This was because they believed in Susumi.
For the sake of their faith, they could do anything.
As for the Silver Armored Dragon. He seemed to be ready to set off as well …
When they passed by their city, Lin left some Eyeballs to observe their lives. In the City of Creation, the group of silver-armored dragons were preparing for a new expedition in the underground shipbuilding cavern.
Previously, they attacked the Northern Continent because they received orders. But this time, it was a spontaneous expedition.
Their goal was very clear. It was their former home … the dinosaur continent.
It was also known as the Creator's Land. The Silver Armored Dragons still remembered the story of that place. They believed that now that they had enough strength, they could go there and take back everything they had lost.
And they might encounter some very crazy creatures there. For some reason, the dwarves on the dinosaur continent had become more and more powerful.
And Lin also hoped to meet some interesting creatures.
In the sea of clouds, the spy was walking on the same track as the silver-armored dragons. No, it should be the original track.
This place was originally paved with tracks, but for some reason, the tracks were smashed apart. Along the way, scattered metal rods could be seen everywhere.
Previously, Lin thought that some creature had smashed them apart, so she could see the parts that were not smashed apart. But now it seemed that it was deliberately destroyed because the tracks at the back were also scattered.
And there were traces of being smashed by something. Some of the metal rods were even distorted.
This was not done by the guides. They could have just taken apart these tracks. Something else deliberately destroyed these tracks.
What could it be? At least it was not the creatures in front of Lin.
In front of the spy was a group of 3-meter-long soft creatures. They were also a type of atmospheric creature. Lin called them velvet-eaters. These creatures were like sponges, lying on top of the clouds and slowly nibbling away at the tall mountain formed by the clouds.
It seemed that there were also creatures here that directly ate the sea of clouds. However, the sea of clouds would also grow. Lin had already discovered that the sea of clouds was made up of the secretion of some microorganisms inside, so it would constantly grow. At the same time, it also provided a home for the various creatures inside.
"Guuu …" Next to the spy, the silver-armored dragon's stomach showed a hungry reaction. It asked the spy. "Are you hungry? That cloud looks delicious … "
After staying with the spy for a long time, the silver-armored dragon seemed to have started chatting with the spy about some daily matters. At first, it ignored everything and just kept looking for a target.
"Don't you eat that cloud," said the spy to it, and went on.
Although the sea of clouds was rich in microorganisms, most of them were poisonous to the silver-armored dragon.
It was unknown how far this place was from their destination, but it felt good to stroll around here and observe the rich creatures moving around.
What kind of creature was the guide? Was it a division of labor type? Or was it an individualized creature? Or perhaps it was a gigantic individual like the creator.
If it was an atmospheric creature, Lin still didn't fully understand it, so it wouldn't be strange if anything happened.
But at the very least, she could confirm that it was a creature that was very good at synthesizing objects. According to the metal rods they found, the way they were constructed was different from the Voidfolk, and the internal structure was also more refined.
So, the possibility of it being an individualized creature was higher? Because division of labor type creatures usually didn't like to synthesize objects other than their bodies.
In reality, division of labor type creatures could also synthesize objects, but the possibility of that was lower. The lifestyle of these creatures determined the way they developed, but there wasn't much of a gap between them.
With that in mind, Lin noticed that they had arrived at their destination, and it was quite close.
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