Chapter 662

Only Lingxin remained stunned on the spot.

Li Yao walked at the front of the team without looking back and said indifferently:

"Sorry, I refuse. You are too weak and cannot help me."

Everyone looked at them in surprise,

and they also understood what Captain Li Yao meant.

It wasn't that he was cold-blooded,

but if he didn't make it clear, the Floating Water Spirit clan would definitely be entangled endlessly.

Lingxin nudged the old patriarch, its eyes flickering,

and jumped onto Li Yao's shoulder.

The Floating Water Spirits, led by the old patriarch,

stared with their eyes wide, looking at each other.

"Gu Ji Gu Ji,"

they made a sigh-like sound.

Li Yao was right;

they were too weak

and couldn't help Li Yao with anything.

The old patriarch's body turned a melancholy light purple.

What was he still hoping for?

Lord Li Yao had already led them to escape this place,

yet they were still thinking of following?

At his age,

he wasn't even as clear-headed as Lingxin.

Now, what he should be thinking about was how to repay Lord Li Yao,

not continuing to make demands.

The Floating Sea Spirits followed.

Li Yao suddenly said:

"I might explore the Abyss in the future."

"Lingxin, are you willing to be my guide?"

"A guide?" Lingxin asked in confusion.

"It means a pathfinder."

Hearing this, Lingxin was thoughtful.

A pathfinder,

Li Yao's pathfinder in the Abyss?

Lingxin's body turned a clear, bright blue.

It secretly swore

that after returning,

it must do everything possible to understand everything about the Abyss!

When that day comes,

it must!

It must help Li Yao!

The Flame Seat Crab was unimaginably large.

Even knowing the location,

Li Yao and the others walked for several hours.

And this was just one of over a hundred feeding areas.

If they wanted to go to the excretion point of another feeding area,

don't even think about it without three or five days!

Everyone arrived in front of a huge cave-like passage

and walked to the end.

In front of them was a pool of water.

According to the Tidal Sea Spirit,

this pool of about a hundred square meters in front of them

was actually a special anti-leakage membrane.

Any object could pass through it,

but the membrane would not be damaged.

It was like memory metal, recovering to its original state in the shortest time.

Everyone looked at each other.

Having reached this point, no one would hesitate.

They jumped down!

Passing through the membrane,

Li Yao only felt a strong wind brush past.

"Blue Bird!"

He grabbed the Blue Bird's claws,

but was still blown away by the strong wind for several hundred meters.

The Blue Bird barely stabilized its figure.

There weren't many professionals who possessed flight capabilities,

but dungeons were strange and varied,

and more or less, everyone had means to make an emergency landing from the sky.

Jiutiao Meise, like Li Yao, was dragging the ankle of a flying Shikigami.

Wei Hai was stepping on his shield, like skiing, barely maintaining balance in the air.

Some took out a balloon-like item,

some stepped on clouds, drifting with the wind,

and some put on parachutes before jumping into the membrane.

Everyone's gaze was attracted by the surrounding scenery.

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it was the orange-red sky that came into view.

Sunset clouds were on the horizon,

and the afterglow of the setting sun spilled over the earth.

They had entered the Flame Seat Crab for about ten hours,

and it was now around six in the evening.

The sky was similar to that of Blue Star.

Looking down from a high vantage point,

the ink-green earth was flat and unobstructed.

Even until the distant horizon, it was still a stretch of ink-green.

On the flat earth,

there was only one thing: brown giant trees spaced far apart.

The giant trees varied in size;

there were towering trees with diameters exceeding a hundred meters that shot into the clouds,

and there were also those of common size that could be seen on Blue Star.

Whether it was the tree body, leaves, or branches, they were all a deep brown like mud.