Gondola traveled among the floating clouds.
It had been half an hour since they left Maraya Ice Mountain. They could no longer see any traces of the ice mountain. Occasionally, several water creatures would jump out of the blue ocean, which told them that they were still within the range of Maraya Ice Mountain.
Angor leaned against the side of the boat, still thinking about the information Yser told him.
"Namecui …" Angor repeated the name in his mind.
A moment later, he sat up and pointed at the air with a finger. The illusion nodes at his fingertip quickly created an illusion in front of him.
It was a map made of brown paper with the edges of the paper covered in fur.
The map divided the extreme environments of the Tidal Realm into different regions, each of which was marked with the image of an elemental creature.
It was Feng's map of the Tidal Realm.
As a matter of fact, it had been a long time since he last saw the map. Wise men from different realms showed him the way, and he also tamed Lobel, who was very familiar with the terrain of the Tidal Realm. Compared to Feng Luo's half-baked map, Lobel's map was much more reliable.
Angor took out the map again because he remembered what Yser told him in the ice room.
"Namecui is the true embodiment of nature. Compared to Lush Leaf Groot, the current ruler of Azure Forest, Namecui is more respected by nature's servants. Also, Namecui is an uncrowned ruler. "
"What do you mean by 'uncrowned ruler'?"
Yser stood up from its throne and pointed at Feng's painting on the wall. "This is the 'uncrowned ruler'."
Later, Angor learned that when Feng first arrived at the Tidal Realm, he traveled to different realms and painted a picture of the ruler of each realm.
By 'ruler', he meant the current ruler of the realm. For example, the ruler of the Land of Fire was Hellfire Hellfire. Another example was Yser of Frost, the ruler of Maraya Ice Mountain.
The entire Tide Realm followed this rule, with the exception of the Azure Forest Realm.
At that time, the king of Cyan Forest was Starwood, but the painting that Feng left behind in Cyan Forest was not Starwood, but … Nai Meicui.
Therefore, even though Na Meicui did not have a title, the murals left by Feng represented its existence.
It was the true uncrowned king of the Azure Forest.
"Furthermore, in terms of individual strength, it might even be the uncrowned king of all elemental creatures in the Tidal Realm."
These words were also spoken by Frost Yaser. Although there was no direct evidence, there was no doubt that Nai Meicui's strength was at the very least at the top of the pyramid, if not the "uncrowned king" of the Tide Realm.
One had to know that when Mr. Magoo mentioned Nai Meicui, there was a hint of fear in his eyes.
Out of curiosity, Angor used an illusion spell to show the map drawn by Feng.
Since Frost Yaser had said that the painting that Feng Yu had left behind in Green Forest was for Namicui. Therefore, Nai Meicui should be on the corresponding map as well.
Angor wanted to see what kind of creature Nai Meicui, who was praised but also feared by many, looked like.
He checked the map and began to look for Nai Meicui's location.
The scale and shape of Feng's painting were all wrong. Fortunately, Angor still managed to find Nai Meicui by looking at the images of the kings of different regions.
When he saw the corresponding elemental creatures on the map, he was a little surprised.
Most of the elemental creatures on the map were simple, but compared to the other regions, Nai Meicui's painting was not simple at all. It was crude.
It was an emerald green, curved line.
If he did not notice the two tiny yellow dots at the end of the green line, he would have thought that Feng Luo did not pay attention to the lines when he was drawing.
The two yellow dots were the "finishing touch" to the line.
Angor could tell that it was a snake or something similar to a snake.
"So Nai Meicui, the so-called" Nature's Incarnation ", is actually a snake?" Angor muttered to himself. This was quite rare. Almost all of the kings he met along the way were in human form or had human features.
Of course, this was just a form, which could be changed. Still, it was clear that the elemental kings preferred humanoid forms.
Nai Meicui was the only one who looked like a beast without any human features.
"That's unique … but not necessarily. It's been so many years. Maybe Nai Meicui has changed her appearance."
Maybe he could ask Lobel about it. The bird said that it had visited half of Tide Realm before, so it might have seen Nai Meicui.
Angor looked up at Lobel, who was standing outside of Gondola.
What he saw made him raise an eyebrow. Instead of flying around Gondola like it usually did, Lobel was using its long tail to hook onto the edge of the boat and borrow its power to carry it away.
As for Lobel himself, he fell into silence.
It didn't mean that Lobel didn't talk. It was just that its three heads were whispering to each other as if they were having a private meeting. However, their conversation was completely covered by the wind.
Judging from the expressions on their faces, Angor could tell that they were still having a heated discussion.
Angor didn't know what they were talking about.
"Speaking of silence … My ears are much quieter after leaving Maraya Ice Mountain," Angor muttered to himself as he looked around.
Speed Spirit was still attached to Gondola as usual, serving as its driving force without complaint. It was normal for it to remain silent.
Cub Big did not flap its wings and fly into the air. Instead, it landed on the table with its tiny front hooves supporting its head. Its eyes were blank. Angor didn't know what it was thinking, but he had a feeling that there were a lot of questions floating around its head.
Dankros, the source of all his chatter, didn't say anything either. He didn't even look at Toby like an idiot. Instead, he was leaning on the table and looking down with a troubled expression.
Apart from Angor, Toby was the only one who remained the same on Gondola. Toby was nestling inside Angor's pocket while taking out clothes from Snowy Feather. He was using Angor's pocket as a fitting room to try on different clothes.
"What's going on today? Did all elemental creatures have something on their minds? "Angor wondered.
Angor considered for a moment and knocked on the edge of the boat with his knuckles. The energy ripples immediately reached Lobel's tail.
Lober's three heads froze in place and looked at Angor with a stiff expression.
"Mister." After a moment of silence, the head at the end spoke first.
"You look like you're having a heated discussion. What are you talking about?"
The head at the end of the boat hesitated for a moment and exchanged a look with the two heads. "Actually, we were —"
Angor finally realized that Lobel's three heads were talking about the Movie Box Trilogy they saw in the Ice Palace.
Every part of the movie box trilogy had given them a great shock, especially the third part, 'The Future Possibilities of the Tidal Realm', which had given them an unimaginable shock.
"Mister, are we sure that humans will enter the Tidal Realm?" the head couldn't help but ask.
Angor glanced at it and didn't answer. The answer to this question had already been clearly stated in the trilogy. What it was asking was a nonsensical question.
The head lowered its head awkwardly when Angor ignored it.
The main head fell silent, and the assistant head asked, "Master, is it good or bad for the elemental creatures that humans have entered the Tidal Realm?"
"Some are good, and some are bad. But whether it's good or bad, it's not up to you to decide. Don't worry about it. "
The head at the end of the boat also spoke up, "After watching Future Possibilities of the Tidal Realm, I've been wondering if you're going to accept us as your elemental companions, mister?"
When he finished speaking, Qiu Big, who was on the other side, also pricked up his ears. From this, it could be seen that Qiubig's previous silence was probably because he was thinking about the problems related to the trilogy.
"Do you want me to answer yes or no?" Angor asked another question in return.
The head didn't say anything. Angor could see the reluctance in the creature's eyes.
Angor expected this reaction. After all, his first meeting with these wind creatures wasn't pleasant at all.
Angor didn't mind. He wasn't going to accept these creatures as his elemental companions anyway.
"I said I'll sign a 20-year contract, and I won't consider anything else. Twenty years later, you'll be free. "Angor ended the topic.
"You've been to Cyan Forest, right? Did you see Na Meicui? "Angor asked.
Tail Head was still immersed in its own thoughts, but it quickly calmed down and began to explain in detail.
Several minutes later, the head stopped talking.
Angor learned that Lobel did go to Cyan Forest during his travels in the Tidal Realm, but he didn't see Na Meicui there.
Lobel wanted to meet this legendary creature as well, but something happened later and forced him to change his mind.
Nai Meicui was located in a remote forest in Green Forest. At that time, Lobel was ready to go to the forest, but before he could get close, he was swept away by a terrifying pressure.
Later, Lobel learned that it was Na Meicui's way of warning to intruders.
The aura left a deep impression on Lobel. It was something he had never felt before, so he didn't want to see Na Meicui again.
According to Lobel, Lobel wasn't the only one who couldn't see Na Meicui. Other elemental creatures in Cyan Forest couldn't see Na Meicui either.
Even in the mouths of some newborn elves in the Green Forest, the deeds related to "Namicui" had already become legends. They only heard about it, but never saw it.
That meant Na Meicui wasn't just powerful, but also mysterious.
This also explained why other elemental sovereigns and wise men didn't know much about Na Meicui. It had been a long time since Na Meicui showed up.
"I guess I'll have to go to Cyan Forest to find out if Na Meicui's real identity is a snake," Angor muttered to himself.
After sending Lobel away, Angor decided to stop asking about Na Meicui.
He put away the illusion map and told Toby to stay alert. After that, he began his daily meditation.
While meditating, Angor didn't notice that Dankros was looking up at him with a troubled expression. He seemed to have made up his mind and slowly looked at Angor.
Three hours later, Angor woke up from his meditation.
As soon as he opened his eyes, he saw a hand in front of his eyes. Angor swung his arm out of instinct and slapped the hand out of the airship.
Angor only realized that the hand had eyes and eyebrows. Was it Dankros?
Angor quickly moved to the edge of the airship and looked down.
That force seemed to have slapped Dangros down. He was an elemental creature … Even if he fell from a height of a thousand meters, he should be fine, right? But there was the sea below …
As Angor thought about it, he saw a gust of wind rising from below.
Along with the wind, there were screams of agony.
When Angor looked closer, he saw a hand made of wind gently holding Dankros up. Dankros didn't realize that he was being held up. He was still screaming.
It was only when the Hand of Wind placed Dankros on the flying boat that it looked around in a daze.
Huh? I didn't fall? He thought he was going to fall into the sea and become the first fire elf to drown.
While Dankros was feeling lucky, Angor spoke to the hand of wind outside the airship, "Thank you for your help."
The Hand of Wind swayed left and right, then disappeared.
"What was that?" Dankros stood up.
"Speed Spirit. He saved you. You should thank him," Angor said. "Speed Spirit is working for me now, so I saved your life. You should thank me for that."
Dankros subconsciously wanted to thank him, but just as he finished speaking, he seemed to have thought of something. "You were the one who smacked me down!"
Angor didn't seem to care. "I saw you the moment I opened my eyes. Who knew if you were going to ambush me? Of course, I had to do it first."
"I wasn't going to ambush you. I was … I was going to …"
Angor raised an eyebrow when Dankros suddenly lowered his head. "What are you going to do?"
After a while, Dankros stuttered, "I was going to … thank you."
"See? You still need to thank me." Angor chuckled.
"It's not the same. You slapped me down. That's why I'm not thanking you. "
Angor raised an eyebrow. "Then why are you thanking me now?"
Dangros hesitated for a moment before saying, "I'm thanking you for what happened in the Malaya Iceberg."
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