Chapter 418

The great shark was stunned for a moment, its massive body still maintaining the posture of ramming the ship, as if it hadn't yet recovered from the impact just now.

The first to react was the little dolphin, which nimbly leaped out of the water, emitting a joyful and urgent cry: 【Little Master, is this your space? So we really can come in! Wuwuwu... It was so terrifying just now, we and the little bluefin were all dragged onto the deck!】

Of course, they knew their Little Master had a space; they just hadn't been able to enter it before.

The great shark finally came to its senses, shook its still-dazed head, and added in a muffled voice: 【And me! They hit me with a harpoon tipped with anesthetic... Huh?】 It subconsciously twisted its body: 【The harpoon in my body is gone?】

【My head doesn't hurt anymore! The wound is gone, and the bleeding has stopped!】 The great shark shouted again in surprise, its voice filled with unbelievable joy.

The most excited one was the little bluefin.

It had just been thrown onto the deck, along with its little companions who had been dragged up while biting the fishing net.

It thought they were all going to be wiped out in one go.

The little bluefin's voice was tearful: 【Wuwuwu, that's great, Little Master, this is actually your space, I'm really so happy, wuwuwu, you scared me to death...】

Lu Lu Qiaoge looked at them with a smile, her heart, which had been hanging, finally settling down completely.

She could feel that in this space, her will was the law, and the injuries her companions had sustained were naturally smoothed away here.

Meanwhile, on the distant high seas.

On that well-equipped large ship, a group of experienced sailors who had once been pirates were now looking at the bizarre scene before them with terror and astonishment.

That bluefin tuna, which had taken so much effort to haul up and looked absolutely delicious, had been rolling and thrashing wildly in the special metal net, trying to make a final struggle, along with the dolphins, sea turtles, and hairtail fish that had been inexplicably biting the net, and most ridiculously, a drifting jellyfish.

But in the next second, before they could even blink, they had vanished into thin air!

All that remained was a sturdy metal net lying on the deck.

However, there was also a puddle of water, spreading silently.

"Where's the fish? Where's that bluefin tuna?" a sailor screamed first, his voice changing pitch due to fear.

Someone at the bow let out an even more shrill, almost cracking exclamation: "My God, the great shark, that great shark from just now is gone too, my God, it was ramming the ship just a moment ago, where did it go? How did it disappear too?"

The deck fell into chaos, people looking around in a panic, running to the ship's rail and staring desperately downward.

Apart from the slightly rippling seawater, where was there any shadow of that fierce great shark?

It had disappeared just like that, without a sound.

"What's going on? What exactly happened? Where did they go?"

"Ghosts! There are ghosts!"

"It's the Sea God! The Sea God must be angry!"

The incomprehensible supernatural phenomenon brought a bone-chilling coldness to these men who had spent their lives risking death at sea and had seen it all.

However, an even more soul-shattering sight was yet to come.

The originally clear sky suddenly turned gloomy without any warning.

Thick, dark clouds gathered from all directions at a speed visible to the naked eye, pressing low over the sea surface. The sea breeze stopped howling, replaced by a suffocating silence.

Immediately afterward, on the sea surface not far from the ship, a huge whirlpool appeared out of thin air without any warning.

It was only the size of a millstone at first, but in an instant, it expanded wildly, its diameter quickly exceeding a hundred meters and continuing to grow.

The center of the whirlpool was bottomless and pitch black, as if leading directly to hell, emitting a low and terrifying roar while crazily devouring the surrounding seawater.

The whirlpool possessed an unimaginably huge suction force. The nearby seawater was violently pulled toward it, and even this ship of several thousand tons began to sway and spin uncontrollably, dragged by an irresistible force, sliding bit by bit toward that gaping abyss.

"My God, you idiots, why aren't you opening the throttle and retreating at full speed..." the captain roared at the top of his lungs.

The crew finally reacted, scrambling toward the control console and pushing the engine power to the maximum.

The propellers spun wildly in reverse, kicking up huge waves in an attempt to resist the terrifying force.

But all of this seemed so futile in front of the massive whirlpool; the ship was still irreversibly pulled toward the center of destruction.

Someone completely broke down, falling to their knees on the deck where the fishing nets still lay, hands clasped together, praying frantically to the unpredictable sky: "Forgive us, Sea God, forgive us, we offended you, we shouldn't have captured your messengers, please let us go!"

More people fell into complete despair, collapsing to the ground with ashen faces.

Jump into the sea?

That would only lead to being sucked into the whirlpool faster, to be smashed to pieces.

Stay on the ship?

That seemed to only delay the moment of death by a few moments. They had never felt death so close.

Just as the entire ship was about to be completely swallowed by the whirlpool, and everyone had given up hope, closing their eyes to wait for the final moment to arrive.

That terrifying whirlpool, which seemed to want to devour everything, suddenly disappeared without any warning!

Just as abruptly as it had appeared.

The crazily swirling seawater instantly calmed down, and the huge suction force vanished completely.

Almost at the same time, the suffocatingly thick dark clouds overhead dispersed rapidly. In the blink of an eye, the clear, blue sky was revealed once again, sunlight spilled over the sea surface, and a few wisps of soft white clouds drifted leisurely.

The sea surface was calm and tranquil once more.

Only their huge ship remained, swaying slightly due to inertia, as if the terrifying, world-destroying scene from just a moment ago had been nothing more than a collective hallucination.

The huge contrast of escaping death left everyone frozen; the deck was deathly silent, with only the sound of people's heavy, trembling breathing and the sound of hearts beating wildly.

A few seconds later, the captain was the first to react. He used all his strength to let out a hoarse, tearful roar: "Go, go quickly, leave this place, full speed ahead! Never return to this devilish sea area again, hurry!"

Meanwhile, in Lu Lu Qiaoge's space, it was a completely different scene of peace.

The companions who had survived the disaster finally understood completely that they were truly saved, rescued by their Little Master from a desperate situation ten thousand miles away in an incomprehensible, magical way.

Immense joy and a sense of security instantly overwhelmed them. The little dolphin excitedly leaped out of the water repeatedly, emitting crisp, melodious cries.

The giant sea turtle paddled slowly, its head stretching in and out, looking exceptionally at ease.

The little bluefin darted through the clear seawater, feeling the joy of having its pain gone and regaining its freedom.

It even ran to the shore, trying to rub its head against Lu Lu Qiaoge, who was standing on the beach, to express its affection and gratitude.

The great shark was even more excited, its huge tail slapping the water surface with force, splashing up huge, joyful waves.

Little Little Cangcang, Little Little Huacai, and the purple whistling thrush were also circling and dancing in the air, feeling the Little Master's space, which was different from the outside world...