Martial Arts: Start by Obtaining the Wild World

Chapter 259 0258: Set off to the Abyss of the East China Sea!

Cheng Zongyang looked for a while, calmed down his anxious mood from traveling all night, found an uninhabited seaside area, and then went down the mountain.

When they reached a reef, Cheng Zongyang took out the keel boat from Yu Hai.

"Oh!"

The keel boat suddenly appeared out of nowhere, landed on the sea, made a huge noise, and created waves several meters high.

The black keel boat swayed back and forth on the sea for a while before finally settling down.

Seeing this, Cheng Zongyang did not hesitate. He used his body skills to quickly get on the deck, and then controlled the keel boat to quickly leave the coast.

Under his control, the keel boat quickly retreated, then turned around and headed north along the coastline of Luoyang Prefecture.

Of course, he didn't go near the seaside, and adjusted his direction from time to time according to the compass on his watch.

Due to the special feature of the keel boat, its speed is naturally not slow, and it sails northward against the wind and waves.

Having not yet reached the right direction, Cheng Zongyang did not have the leisure time to waste on fishing or enjoying the sea view.

But we did encounter many fishing boats on the way, but in order to avoid letting them know that the boats were able to travel automatically without anyone at the controls, we did not approach them. We just passed by them quickly and continued heading north.

But even so, the speed of the ship still attracted the attention of the fishermen.

too fast!
It was countless times faster than their small boats.

For a time, the news of a mysterious black ship sailing quickly on the sea was spread by word of mouth among the fishermen.

But people who have never seen it naturally don't believe it. How can there be such a fast ship in the world?
But as more and more fishermen confirmed it, the story became more and more mysterious.

After nearly half a day, Cheng Zongyang arrived at the eastern sea area of ​​Luoyang Prefecture.

By comparing it with the nautical chart purchased from Dayi Chamber of Commerce and using a compass, Cheng Zongyang determined the direction.

"Now that we've arrived at the location, we can officially set sail." Cheng Zongyang was on the third floor of the keel boat, facing the night, putting away the nautical chart in his hand.

As I gazed at the bright moon that was about to become full, the poem suddenly came to my mind.

The sea is bright and the moon is at this time.

As the thought came to his mind, the boat started slowly again and headed straight to the east.

According to Luo Dingran, as long as they continue sailing east of Luoyang Prefecture, they can reach the location of the Eye of the East China Sea.

But the sea route is long and the journey will take two or three months.

But two or three months is only for ordinary ships, but for his ship it would probably save most of the time.

After entering the correct channel, Cheng Zongyang was no longer in a hurry. He maintained automatic navigation at a normal speed and only needed to adjust the direction from time to time.

He was sitting on the deck on the third floor, enjoying the gentle sea breeze and drinking the medicinal wine that Zhang Jinquan had just mixed with the original wine paste, which was helpful in condensing his true energy. He felt quite comfortable.

This medicinal wine can speed up the condensation of true Qi in the blood, and it is a kind of medicinal wine that can only be taken by top three warriors.

It is mild and non-irritating, with a strong wine aroma and a pretty good taste.

He has no shortage of these medicines, and he even has stronger ones.

Of course, he didn't just drink while sitting on the deck. He got some dried meat of exotic animals from the wilderness and drank leisurely while watching the moon.

The keel boat is inlaid with dragon bone fragments, which can scare away the creatures in the sea and prevent them from approaching.

But this also made Cheng Zongyang lose the fun of fishing. Otherwise, sea fishing would be nice.
Of course, he didn't have any sea fishing equipment, but if he wanted to eat some seafood, he could go fishing.

But thinking back on it, I didn’t feel like doing that.

The wilderness world is close to the sea, and there are a lot of them stored in the fresh-keeping warehouse, so you can eat them whenever you want.

If you just want to enjoy the fishing process, then there is no need.

Otherwise it would seem like there is too much water in the sea!

On this sea line, Cheng Zongyang also noticed that from time to time some ships were returning from the open sea in the direction he came from.

He guessed that it must be the ships that had gone out for fishing or exploration and returned.

Those ships also discovered Cheng Zongyang's black ship. There was not even a light on the ship, which made them feel quite strange, so they did not dare to get close. They just watched from afar as the ship headed towards the open sea at a speed faster than their full speed.

Just like that, another legend was added later - there was a strange black ship on the sea, it seemed that there was no one to row the boat and no sails, but it was moving very fast.

The reason why they did not associate it with the so-called immortal ships was that they felt the atmosphere and color were not right.

In their imagination, the immortal ships should be luxurious and majestic, and shrouded in immortal light.

It's nothing like the eerie black ship.

Cheng Zongyang certainly didn't know that after a day or two of traveling, two new legends about his ship had appeared along the coast.

Of course, it doesn't matter if he knows.

Sailing all the way, braving the wind and waves, even if it rains, blows, or storms, the keelboat can still pass through them safely and unaffected at all.

Some passing ships only vaguely saw a black ship emerging from the storm, but they did not see it clearly and thought it was an illusion.

When the crew members looked carefully in the storm, waves and rain, the trace of the suspected black ship disappeared again.

When a ship encountered pirates, they saw a strange black ship sailing automatically without sails or oars. When it passed by their ship, the crew and pirates also saw a figure in flowing clothes standing on the third deck, smiling at them, and then the figure disappeared as the ship quickly went away. This frightened the pirates so much that they had to abandon their spoils and flee.

There was also a case where a ship was attacked by a sea beast and the crew fell into the water and were attacked. When the entire ship was almost wiped out, a strange black ship without sails, crew or oars passed by, scaring the sea beast so much that it fled. The crew members who survived the disaster were grateful, but also shocked by the strangeness and speed of the ship.

The fate of various ships added some mystery to the keel boats, which were already becoming more and more mysterious.

Cheng Zongyang never intervened in any of the ship incidents that occurred during the voyage, whether it was pirates asking for help, falling into the water during a storm, or the rare attack by sea beasts, he treated them all as they came.

If he saved the ship, he would get into trouble. If he didn't save the ship, nothing would happen. But the pirates and sea beasts were so scared that they ran away when they saw his ship passing by.

The latter was understandable, after all, the keelboat had a dragon keel. But he had never expected the pirates to run away as if they had seen a ghost.

Time passed by in a flash as he practiced, ate and drank. The ship had been sailing for more than a month.

With the wilderness world around, he didn't have to worry about food and drink, nor did he have to worry about safety. He basically spent this month in cultivation.

End of May.

The keelboat stopped near a small island. On the third-floor deck, Cheng Zongyang took out a telescope and observed the island from afar.

After a moment, he maneuvered the keel boat around the island.

After understanding the general terrain, he stopped the boat and took out the nautical chart to confirm the direction.

Soon, he found an island with a similar terrain to the route. Looking at the approximate location, Cheng Zongyang was helpless.

"After a month of traveling, we can almost go back and forth from America and Asia. I never thought that we are still one-third of the way to the Eye of the East China Sea." He finally understood why those exploration ships had to sail for two or three months.

He had no intention of going to the island to find something to do.

This trip has only one purpose, to find the Eye of the East China Sea. After the investigation is complete, we will slowly explore every land we pass by on the way back, so that we can set up the teleportation formation.

Put away the nautical chart, look at the watch and compass, determine the direction, and continue sailing at full speed.

However, Cheng Zongyang did not know that when he was steering the ship to continue sailing eastward, on the hillside of a small hill in the central area of ​​this not-so-big island, there was a man looking at the departing ship with a gleam of light in his eyes.

Ten days passed again, and the lonely keelboat arrived at a rocky island three or four meters above the sea.

The area of ​​the reef island is not large. Cheng Zongyang steered the keel boat closer and circled around it. It was estimated to be only about 700 to 800 square meters.

An area of ​​more than one acre is considered a very good reef island in the sea. This place is also a temporary habitat for a large number of seabirds.

It was precisely because of his appearance that many seabirds on the island were driven away, and the reef island was covered with bird droppings accumulated over the years.

Looking at the bird droppings, he was reminded of a small country in his previous life that became rich by selling bird droppings.

"This place is a good base. With a little renovation, it can be turned into a small teleportation transfer station."

Looking at this reef island, he has many ways to transform it. He can later place a soul-collecting monument here to ensure the safety of the reef island.

As for the future habitat of seabirds, this was not a problem for him either. From the sea chart, there were also smaller reef islands within two or three nautical miles.

He collected his thoughts, not thinking too much about the matter that had no clue about it, and then took out the nautical chart for final confirmation.

"Yes, judging by the size, it is Seabird Reef Island." Cheng Zongyang looked at the mark on the sheepskin map with a smile on his face. He then took out the telescope and looked towards the east.

As expected, about two nautical miles away, a surging area like boiling water could be vaguely seen. It was not large, but still recognizable.

"We're finally here." Cheng Zongyang murmured.

After traveling by sea for more than forty days, we finally arrived.

He put away the nautical chart and steered the keelboat to continue sailing towards his destination.

After more than ten minutes, Cheng Zongyang saw the "eye of the sea" hundreds of meters away.

"It's a pity that the outside world cannot identify the place name, otherwise there would be no need to guess. If this is not the Abyss of the East China Sea, then I really don't know where the Abyss of the East China Sea is."

Even the Dayi Chamber of Commerce has never heard of the Abyss of the East China Sea, which means that no one knows about this place, and this expedition is just his verification.

But in order to ensure that some backup plans could be used, he placed the teleportation array on the first deck of the keel ship.

Once it is verified that the sea is really a world of immortal cultivation, he can directly set up a magic array there to try to teleport. If not, the magic array can also be dismantled. It will not affect the use.

Cheng Zongyang murmured and began to control the keel boat to patrol the Eye of the East China Sea. In the end, he did not find anything unusual, so he stopped the keel boat in a relatively calm area and began to make arrangements according to the method taught by Luo Daoren.

After more than an hour, he was very satisfied when he saw the completed teleportation array on the deck, which was about twenty square meters in size.

Then he entered the wilderness and exchanged for a swimsuit made of water rat skin.

This is a swimming uniform made for a soul slave who has a talent for clothing making, based on his body shape. Although it is not completely waterproof, the properties of water rat skin can reduce resistance when swimming.

This one-piece swimsuit covers the head, leaving only the eyes and nose exposed. Cheng Zongyang did not feel uncomfortable after putting it on, and it did not get in the way no matter how he stretched. At the same time, there are some buckles sewn on the swimsuit, which can hold some short weapons and small tools.

Cheng Zongyang inserted two blue-grade daggers bought at the market into his waist. At the same time, he also put some things in the market hut so that he could use them at any time after going to sea.

Returning to the keel boat, Cheng Zongyang took out three Wu Gu Nei Bu Pills and swallowed them, then took out three more and held them in his mouth to ensure that he could adapt to the consumption needs of his innate energy in the future.

With a "bang", he jumped into the sea.

He didn't know how long it would take him to go down there. If everything went smoothly and he was sure that there was an entrance to another world below, the teleportation array left by the keel ship would come in handy. If he made a mistake, he could always return to the ship.

Taking a deep breath, Cheng Zongyang began to dive.

At the same time, his passive talent adaptation also allows the body to instantly adapt to the water pressure generated when diving.

He had already memorized this process when he practiced in the simulated environment of the training room.

As the adaptability of the eyes and underwater vision is activated, the underwater environment gradually becomes clearer.

Looking at the situation under the sea, Cheng Zongyang took the initiative to approach the central area of ​​the Eye of the East China Sea.

It was an upward current that reached the surface of the sea, just like bubbles rising upward. But this strange sight of the sea water rising still amazed him when he looked at it from under the sea.

But when he felt that his body would be carried upward by the current, Cheng Zongyang immediately moved away a little and then officially dived down.

As he dived deeper, although the sea water temperature gradually decreased and the water pressure gradually increased, there was not much change in Cheng Zongyang's body.

His body was adjusting every second to the changes in the dive.

Every time he tried the simulation, he felt that his adaptability was really an extremely powerful innate ability. As long as he had enough energy in his body and his talent was improved by one more level, theoretically he could dive infinitely.

According to the information provided by the Dayi Chamber of Commerce, the strongest one is a martial arts master who has reached the great perfection of innateness. His diving depth is about 4,700 meters. At this depth, his innate energy can no longer sustain it, and he has to retreat.

In a simulated environment, Cheng Zongyang used his adaptability to dive to a depth of nearly 10,000 meters. This was the limit of his talent.

Because after exceeding this limit, his adaptability talent had not yet adapted before it was burst by the water pressure.

In other words, he couldn't hold on for even a second.

Unless his adaptability talent is further improved to the point where he can adapt in less than a second.

As the diving depth continued to increase, Cheng Zongyang could no longer see the light on the sea surface. When he looked up, he could only see a little bit of blurry light, and it was completely dark all around him.

He didn't know how deep it was, but the energy in his body was gradually being consumed. It was his adaptive talent that was constantly absorbing energy and feeding it back to the body.

At this moment, he was like a deep-sea fish, diving continuously under the sea like a fish in water, without being slowed down by the influence of temperature or water pressure.

After an unknown amount of time, Cheng Zongyang suddenly stopped. His body suddenly exerted force to release some true energy to cover his body, but the moment the true energy appeared, it instantly dissipated.

It's totally impossible to condense.

Seeing this, Cheng Zongyang knew from the information from Dayi Chamber of Commerce that the depth was at least three thousand meters.

The masters of the Dayi Chamber of Commerce had conducted an experiment to find out at what depth underwater one could not use their Qi. The final result was more than 3,000 meters. This depth was measured by them using a rope.

But Cheng Zongyang also has his own verification experience.

Because of his previous practice of the tortoise breathing technique, he can hold his breath for half an hour.

In the simulated environment, he can dive about three thousand meters in half an hour.

Now, he has almost reached his limit in one breath, which coincides with the intelligence information from Dayi Chamber of Commerce.

When it was almost at its limit, it entered the wilderness to breathe, and then reappeared, continuing to swim downstream like a fish.

(End of this chapter)