Chapter 1075

"It seems, I remember there being such a place, they say there is a Dahu that you cannot see the edge of, the sound of the waves is especially loud, and on the shore there are very many, very many large bugs, they are especially terrifying; our people, after going there just once at the time, did not dare to go again."

"I also only heard them say it, I haven't really been there; they say it is a cursed place, or perhaps there is some extremely powerful Great Shaman there who does not want others to pass, and as long as one sees the water, one will faint."

"This, there is simply no knowing what the reason is, so we are all afraid, and no one dares to go again."

"However, Zisheng, I am on this Boat, and I also feel so dizzy; do you think that as long as one is a person, one will be dizzy upon seeing water, and it is not some curse at all? That place, which is what you might call the sea, actually has no Shaman, but is a very good place."

Zisheng pondered the words of Bingzhu, but he could not figure out why this was, because he would not faint upon seeing water, nor would he get seasick; to him, water currents were like his own home, he himself counted as half a fish, so how could he faint? He just wanted to know whether the Jiuli truly had a sea or not; these things that were too peculiar, he could not explain.

"This, this, should I go and ask the Prince for you? He should know, he understands everything."

Bingzhu faced the lake surface, closed his eyes, and let his arms hang over the railing, extremely miserable: "As you wish, as you wish, I already feel like I am about to die."

Zisheng felt that Bingzhu and the others were a bit pitiful, but there was no help for it; everyone on the Boat was like this, not one looked any better, all were in this half-dead state. Zisheng and his people had long since gotten used to it; now he wanted even more to find Changle, and then ask about the matter of the sea.

Zisheng searched everywhere, and on another part of the deck he saw Changle, who was sitting on a chair, resting Ayuduo's head on his lap and rubbing it. Ayuduo was also in a completely decadent and miserable state; having grown up in a family where his parents loved each other, how could Changle be anything but good to his own wife? He also tried his best to be a little better to his woman, although this behavior of his was extremely unconventional in this era, it made other women, especially Yangasha who watched it every day, feel exceptionally envious.

The men of the Jiuli did not understand what love was, and certainly would not be this good, but Yangasha was not an ordinary person after all; she herself counted as a relatively important person in the Jiuli, so her man did not dare to treat her too poorly, or rather, it was considered quite good in the Jiuli.

Before seeing all this, Yangasha would have felt that she was too lucky to have such a strong and capable man who was also not bad to her, but until she saw the way Changle treated Ayuduo, she was truly envious from the bottom of her heart.

Of course, she had no intention of snatching a man from her own sister; she was just envious, not that she absolutely had to have him, and her own man was not unusable. Forget it, better to vomit a bit more; by now, she had already vomited until even her bile was flowing out.

They did not know what they were vomiting; they thought it was just the water they had drunk. After all, what they vomited was so clear, who knew that their mouths would actually be bitter? After being reminded by Changle, they only then knew that what they were vomiting was actually their own bile; of course, it was also because of this that they knew bile was bitter.

Although Zisheng did not really want to disturb the happy time of the young couple, his thirst for knowledge still surpassed his fear, and he believed that perhaps Changle also had a very strong thirst for knowledge regarding the sea.

So he went to Changle's side and said quietly: "Changle Prince, Changle Prince, I have a matter here to ask you about."

Ayuduo heard the voice; she struggled to sit up and cleared the space: "Changle, you two talk, I will step aside."

Changle could only say okay, but Zisheng hurriedly explained: "Hey, hey, Ayuduo, Prince, this matter is also very much related to the Jiuli, so Ayuduo does not need to step aside; this, this, you should still take care of her, this matter can be spoken of freely."

Ayuduo's eyes cleared up slightly: "Related to our Jiuli? What matter? Then speak."

Immediately, Ayuduo lay back down on the long chair; this was the only place on the entire Boat where she could feel a bit more comfortable and sleep a little more securely, and the air was also clearer. If she slept in the cabin, that would truly be wanting to die. She was the same; after getting off the Boat and sleeping on land, she also felt the world spinning. During this time, nothing had happened between her and Changle, mainly because it was very uncomfortable, and she always wanted to vomit.

Changle also raised a hand: "Fine, what is the matter, speak."

Zisheng said very embarrassedly: "Prince, do you still remember the matter regarding the sea? The Jiuli might have a sea."

"Sea? What sea? How come I have never heard of it?" Ayuduo, who was lying down, asked first.

"The sea is a type of water domain; it is a kind of large lake that you cannot see the edge of. Such a Large Ship might have to drift on the sea for a few years before being able to see land.

We do not have one here; my father said that in the far east, where the sun rises, there is a sea. Is that not the territory of the Jiuli? Zisheng is likely just wanting to ask if the Jiuli have seen the sea."

Ayuduo shook her head: "No, I have not seen it, I do not know of any sea, and I have never even heard of it."

Changle looked at Ayuduo's current state and was not in the mood to ask more. He trusted his father very much; if his father said there was one, then there certainly was. Up until now, his father had not made any mistakes, so the sea must exist; he just did not know why Ayuduo refused to tell the truth.

But Zisheng denied it, saying: "That Bingzhu said he had heard of it, that there might be such a place. What he knows is basically the same as the sea; he says that upon seeing water, one will faint. They think this is some kind of curse.

Prince, I just want to ask you, is this matter true? If a person looks at water and faints, even if there is no witchcraft present, this feeling seems quite impossible, right?"

Changle's interest was piqued a little bit; he recalled and said: "Fainting upon seeing water, it seems there is such a situation. The specific reason, I have long since forgotten; perhaps my father knows, but I am certain that this is a reasonable thing, no need to link it to witchcraft or anything like that.

Since Bingzhu says he has seen the sea, then how about we go and have a chat together and ask about this matter, because not only you, I myself very much want to go and see the sea."