Charles stood sideways beside the ship, looking at the corpses and mechanical wreckage all over the sky. At this moment, he seemed to be at the bottom of the sea.
More than twenty airships slowly passed through these things as if entering an aerial tomb.
As Charles' heart moved, a transparent tentacle wrapped around Feuerbach's ankle and pulled him gently, dragging him onto the deck.
"Linda, how long has this guy been dead? When did he die?"
He needed to know what had happened to the Foundation as soon as possible. Perhaps this corpse held the answer.
The ship's doctor Linda nodded. She put a light source similar to a mining lamp on her forehead, buried her head directly into the chest of the corpse, and began the autopsy.
Soon Linda gave an unexpected answer. "Captain, this guy is alive, he is not dead."
"Are you sure?" Charles leaned forward and asked, looking at Feuerbach, who looked exactly like the corpse.
"That's right, his brain is not dead, and other organs in his body are still functioning." Linda said as she pulled the head out of his chest.
"The brain is not dead. Maybe Anna can find something from his memory?" Charles thought of another way.
This time Anna responded immediately to the call. Although her face was still not looking good, she still did as Charles ordered.
Anna opened Feuerbach's skull, rolled up the slightly trembling brain inside with the tentacles, stuffed it directly into her mouth, and began to chew it.
"Don't you already stop eating people?"
"I want to eat it again now. What's the matter? You don't like it? Why did you ask me to come over if you don't like it?"
Anna rolled her eyes at Charles and sucked the brain fluid from the tentacles one by one. Suddenly, her body swelled up, revealing her hideous true form. This scene scared the crew members around her.
"Stop playing around. What on earth happened to him? What's up there? This concerns the fate of Earthsea." Charles asked Anna again.
Anna, who had transformed back into human form, looked down at her slender waist and frowned, then said, "I'm sorry, I can't help you. The things in this guy's brain are completely scattered, and there is no useful information at all."
I have to say, this is not a good answer and it does not help the current situation at all.
After thinking about it, Charles immediately ordered an exploration ship to act as a scout and ascend first, and asked him to keep in touch with the Narwhal via radio at any time. If there was any accident on board, at least not everyone would be caught up in it.
"You go back. Don't tell the people below about what's happening here until the situation becomes clear." Charles said to Anna.
Anna sighed helplessly, stretched out her right hand and gently stroked Charles' fingertips, "Forget it, I'd better stay here and help. It looks like there's going to be big trouble up there. I'm really afraid you'll die there if you go up there like this."
"Go back. The Foundation has already gone up there. If the situation up there is really that bad, your ability to change minds won't be of much use."
Although she knew that this was Charles' concern, Anna didn't appreciate it at all. "Who are you looking down on? Do you really think I haven't made any progress after such a long period of improvement? My strength is stronger than you think."
After Anna finished speaking, her sexy body split open, and was covered with dense black scales and tentacles that looked like rotten rainbow colors, crawling all over the deck and spreading in all directions.
Just as the surrounding exploration ships pointed their guns towards the narwhal, Anna quickly shrank back into her petite body, which was a head smaller than Charles.
Bandage quickly picked up the microphone and explained to the other captains that this was just an accident and that the monster just now was just a friendly force and they should stop attacking.
"What do you think? My physical ability alone surpasses yours, not to mention that I have acquired many new abilities recently." Anna said with a hint of pride in her voice.
Charles put his hands around Anna's slender waist and lifted her up, but found it was too easy to do. "Where did you hide all these things?"
Anna blinked her right eye at Charles and said, "Just guess. Just give me some hints, some little secrets and a little bit of deception."
Although it was a bit unexpected, Charles still decided to let Anna stay on the boat. In the current situation, the stronger the better.
"What level are you at according to Earthsea's standards? Fifteen like Julio?" Charles asked.
Anna smiled as she watched the "non-existence" that appeared and disappeared around Charles.
"That depends on how you judge it. To be honest, the Earthsea classification is too general. I have a lot of abilities now. At least if I want to make Julio disappear, it's easy."
"Huh! Isn't that a bit of bragging?" Julio had stood on the edge of the boat without him noticing, looking at the two men with eyes as sharp as a knife.
"I rushed here as soon as I received your message. Fortunately, your daughter saved me a lot of time, so I finally arrived here." Julio jumped off the edge of the boat.
"Of course, there's me too." A sweet red bat turned into a young girl, smiling at Charles with her scarlet eyes. That was Lilith, the vampire ancestor of Dark Crystal Island.
There were dozens of people behind Lilith, and they appeared on the deck of the Narwhal through various methods.
"Knowing it was the final moment, I brought up all the good players that Dihai could bring. You know the situation below without even thinking about it." Julio walked to Charles and whispered to him.
Charles took a closer look and found something wrong. "Where are the gods of the Haik tribe? Where are they?"
In terms of direct strength, those monsters who lived in seclusion could definitely be of service in the Earthsea. How could they be absent from such an important existence
"I don't know. They can come or not. Anyway, we are not afraid of them taking the opportunity to launch a sneak attack. There is nothing worth stealing in the Earthsea anyway."
Just as Charles was about to speak, the darkness around him disappeared!
Although it flashed slightly and then the darkness enveloped everyone again, this time, everyone's faces changed instantly. Whether the darkness above was a good thing or a bad thing, it definitely caused some major changes.
"Bandage! Tell the turbine bay to speed up! Don't worry about gravity! I just need to go as fast as possible now! Don't avoid the things above, I'll deal with those things that get in the way!"
(End of this chapter)