Above the gray fog

What's the matter with that ship?

What are the creatures on the ship?

Lin Shan stood on the sea, with his hands behind his back, staring at the huge ship.

He was not afraid at all. In this world, except for the gods, nothing could give him a sense of oppression.

Although this ship was strange, its power was far from enough.

As long as it was not a god, he was not afraid. It was nothing more than some unknown things.

He was now on the path that the giant ship had to pass.

The ship was heading straight towards him.

Lin Shan was like a tiny dust under it.

The giant ship ran over Lin Shan's position, and Lin Shan disappeared out of thin air. When he reappeared, he was already on the sail.

The people on the deck looked surprised.

Someone was looking around for Lin Shan, as if he wanted to find Lin Shan's figure.

Lin Shan stood on the highest sail of the black ship, overlooking the huge and terrifying black ship in front of him.

The black ship was like a moving mountain, with its hull towering into the clouds, like a black beast. The material that made up the black ship was smooth and cold, exuding a palpitating breath. There were countless strange spiritual patterns on the ship flashing in the dark.

Lin Shan looked forward. The bow of the black ship was carved with the image of an evil beast. Its sharp claws seemed to be able to tear everything apart, and its blood-red eyes flashed with a fierce light. Behind the statue, there was a rudder that was two people tall. There were thick iron chains hanging down from the sails. On the chains, there were imprisoned souls struggling and roaring.

The surging sea breeze blew through the black sails, causing them to roar in a low voice, as if it was a roar from hell.

At the stern of the black ship, the huge steering wheel kept rotating, and every rotation caused the waves to surge violently.

As if he had noticed something, Lin Shan suddenly looked in a certain direction.

At the other end of the sail, stood a young man in a red robe, who was staring at Lin Shan vigilantly.

The aura of this person made Lin Shan frown. He should be a Sequence 7, which looks... much stronger than an ordinary Sequence 7.

Lin Shan came to the deck of the giant ship in a swagger.

The creatures who were standing on the deck and staring at him suddenly turned their heads to look at Lin Shan, their eyes full of fear.

That expression seemed to say, how are you still alive? How did you get on the ship?

Although the expression was like this, none of these people said anything. They just stared at Lin Shan with a vigilant look like the young man just now. The difference was that these people were weaker, three Sequence 9 and two Sequence 8.

"Can you talk?" Lin Shan walked slowly towards them and asked with telepathy.

The vigilance on the faces of those people turned into fear, but they still did not move, allowing Lin Shan to approach.

In this strange situation, Lin Shan did not dare to act rashly. When passing by two of the extraordinary people, Lin Shan gently released his pressure.

The two extraordinary beings immediately fell to the ground, foaming at the mouth. Seeing that they were about to die, Lin Shan quickly withdrew his strength.

"Just ordinary extraordinary beings?" Lin Shan carefully looked at the two unconscious beings lying on the ground.

One of the beings was in human form, with many wrinkles on his skin and a fiery red tail behind him.

The other being was not in human form, but more like a standing toad, with a mouth that occupied one-third of his face, and could at least eat his own two hands in one bite.

"No wisdom? Can't speak?" Lin Shan asked again.

He looked at the beings still standing next to him.

These beings were terrified or terrified, and had no other expressions, as if Lin Shan was some evil demon king.

Lin Shan himself did not believe that they had no wisdom.

Even if they could not speak, they could at least express some body movements, right? But these beings would only stare at him...

Lin Shan imagined in his mind that there were only two possibilities for why they became like this. The first possibility was... they were originally like this, and the second possibility was... because of his arrival.

Lin Shan was more inclined to the second possibility.

But there didn't seem to be anything special about him that could scare these people. Except for his vision switching between black and white from time to time, he didn't even reveal a trace of aura. How could he scare these people?

Unless they could see his life level at a glance, these people, who were only Sequence 7 at most, would be so scared when they saw Sequence 5. This made sense.

But this was a false proposition. They couldn't see through him because they were separated by several life levels.

There was only one truth left. They were frightened not because of their own strength, but because of... their behavior of boarding the ship from the sea.

Seeing that he couldn't get any information from these people, Lin Shan started to walk around the ship.

The style of this ship was very old. There was a hollow cabin under the ship, which was where these people usually lived.

Lin Shan found a staircase leading down, but didn't go down. Instead, he released his spirit and scanned the interior of the cabin over and over again.

There was nothing special about it. Below was the ordinary living area, with about two or three hundred people, all ordinary people. Only the creatures on the deck were extraordinary.

The ordinary people in the cabin were different from the extraordinary people on the deck. They were gathering in groups of three or two, talking in low voices.

This was exactly what Lin Shan needed.

He stood in front of the entrance, listening to the gossip of these people.

"Hey, brother, you said that your human circle is now ruled by the Zhuhuo, and the Zhuhuo was established by the Plant and Fallen tribes. This is too ridiculous. Aren't the Plants and Fallen tribes just tools to carry characteristics? How can you still rule the galaxy where you are?" A creature wearing strange clothes, carrying two axes on his back, and having horns on his head asked with a smile.

The creature he asked about was not a humanoid creature. It looked a bit like a caterpillar lying on the ground. This reminded Lin Shan of Diao Yin, whom Lin Shan had not seen for a long time. It looked exactly the same. Its round mouth slowly opened and closed, making a sound.

"These are those extraordinary things. How do I, an ordinary insect, know about them? I know these things because one of my extraordinary friends told me about them. Unfortunately, after it became extraordinary, our interactions became less and less."

The caterpillar turned to look at the horned humanoid next to it, "Where did you say you came from...what was it like there? Is there no war?"

The humanoid creature with horns smiled and said, "The Falling Dragon Land is right next to your human circle. Because it is millions of light years away, we don't have much contact with each other, but the gods of your human circle should know about us. Back then, I didn't know either. How many years ago, or so it is written in history, our gods from the Falling Dragon Land led people directly into the human circle, and were defeated by those angels of yours, and then they retreated. "