C2099 Fog
C2099 Fog
"Should we fix it or go in directly?" The captain asked for the players' opinions, the players were the real boss.
"Let's fix it for half an hour." The players looked at the Shark Strait covered in fog and decided to fix it up. They did not even see the abbot's immortal mountain. If they barged in recklessly, the consequences would be hard to predict.
There was no waves on the surface of the sea, and it was rare for it to be calm. About fifty meters ahead was the Shark Strait that was shrouded in fog. In front of him was still the clear sea surface that could be seen with a single glance. Not far away, the fog was hazy, and the boundary was clear. Such a scene... It was the first time that players who had never been out of the sea had encountered such a scene, and they clicked their tongues in wonder.
"The density of the fog is between 50-60, I'm afraid it will be a bit troublesome." After observing for a while, the hunter revealed a worried expression.
"What does 50-60 mean?" The only remaining Reverend was curious.
"It means visibility is between 5-6 meters." A player who knew the ropes explained.
"It's just a little bit, that's really troublesome" The Reverend revealed a worried expression, worried about its own fate. Because it was the Reverend that became the treasure on the ship. Everyone would take care of her. But if she entered the fog, this kind of care would become uncertain. Most of the time, the distance between the players would exceed five to six meters. If there were monsters taking the opportunity to attack, the experts might not be able to notice in time. After all, the experts were mainly focused on themselves, and saving her was also convenient. The second option was very dangerous in the fog.
"Will it work if I go underwater?" The most powerful Warrior spoke. It was him. He cut off one of the tentacles of the Deep Sea Giant Seal. In an instant, his position on the ship was confirmed, and he seemed to be on equal footing with a little ant. His name was Three Years in Underwear.
It was everyone's first time going out to sea, so they were not sure if it would work. At this moment, the sailor spoke.
"The visibility at the bottom of the sea comes from the sea. In this foggy weather, the visibility at the bottom of the sea is almost zero. Going in from the bottom of the sea is much more dangerous than going into the water. Moreover, there are sharks at the bottom of the sea."
The experts suddenly remembered that this place was called the Shark Strait. There must be sharks there. Because of this rare calm, everyone actually neglected them for a moment.
"What about the sky?" A little ant asked. He was a member of the Elven Alliance, so the others should have killed him. However, they had been in the same boat all the way. Everyone needed his strength, so they all turned a blind eye to him. Although his mouth was stinky, they could still get along with each other. As long as they didn't provoke him, he wouldn't take the initiative to provoke others.
"The group of people who discovered the abbot's immortal mountain the earliest had mounts. The number of God Clan was unknown, but there were more than 20,000 fireflies in Green Sand City. Even if some of them died, there are still around 10,000 of them, but none of them entered the island. This means that it shouldn't be possible to enter the island from the sky. It's best not to try." The archer calmly said.
Everyone's heart trembled, especially when there were a few experts hiding their flying mounts as backups. Their expressions immediately became ugly. The air force was usually the last resort, but the last resort was useless, which made them feel very insecure.
"This won't do, and that won't do either. Damn it, it's just a broken island, do you really think it's an impregnable fortress? Even if it's a golden mountain, I'll still blast it apart." A little ant said impatiently.
No one dared to continue the conversation. No one could defeat a little ant with the Heavenly Ant Fist.
"Look, Abbot Immortal Mountain!" A player shouted. Everyone looked up as if they had been electrocuted.
Fifty meters away, the fog was rolling and flowing. An island emitting immortal light was accidentally revealed. On the island... Every stalk of grass and tree was emitting a sacred glow. It was like a gem, like glass. The white crane flapped its wings, and the immortal bird let out a long cry. Occasionally, a rainbow-colored light would flash. Without thinking, it was obvious that it was the light of a treasure. In the depths of the island, the pupil shadow seemed to be a palace... The fog suddenly closed. The scene instantly disappeared, leaving only the white fog in front of them. The immortal mountain disappeared.
"Sigh!" Almost everyone let out a dissatisfied sigh.
"It seems like those people haven't gone in yet. We still have a chance." The Reverend's eyes flickered with joy. When the fog dispersed, the others were staring at the immortal mountain, but she had noticed the surface of the sea. The turreted ship, the huge ship, and the battleship were floating on the sea, but they had yet to land. Although she didn't know why these people were still on the sea after so many days, but at least it showed that this was good news, that none of them had gone up yet. They weren't too late.
"Long hair and short knowledge!" A little ant swept a glance at the Reverend and said coldly.
The Reverend's expression became stiff. It did not know what it said wrong. However, he did not dare to speak back. The others understood the meaning of a little ant. So many people couldn't land. So many days had passed, what did it mean? It meant that the fog was very dangerous and difficult to pass through. Otherwise, could it be that the players in front were sleeping?
"Let's set off. We'll never be able to get close to the island if we stay here." A player wearing a pair of underpants said calmly.
No one objected. If they did not see the abbot's immortal mountain, they would probably be able to remain calm. When they saw the island, everyone's hearts heated up. They wished they could fly to the island immediately and take all the treasures on the island.
The turreted ship was activated. The moment it entered the fog, everyone had a feeling that they had entered another world. Their line of sight shrank and everything before them became blurry. Even the players around them became hazy.
The players were on high alert. This visibility was probably less than 5-6 meters, at most 3 meters. This was not good news.
"The white fog is poisonous!" Reverend shouted. She wasn't the first one to discover it, because there were already people consuming Detoxification Pills.
"Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 Detoxification Pills are useless. Does anyone have a Level 4 Detoxification Pill?" The young Water Magician was looking around the others. His voice seemed to be faintly discernible and distant under the filtering of the fog.
No one made a sound. The price of a Fourth Grade Detoxification Pill was basically more than 1 gold coin. Unless they were certain that the place they were going to was poisonous, under normal circumstances, no one would be so extravagant as to prepare a Fourth Grade Detoxification Pill and above on their bodies.
There were Level 3 antidote pills, but they did not have any effect on the fog.
-3000.
'-5,000.'
'-1,800. '
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The poisonous fog was not willing to harm anyone. This was related to the job, physique, poison resistance, and so on and so forth. The calculation formula was very complicated. Everyone only needed to know how much damage they would suffer. Dongfang Qingyu's blood loss was 1,000 points per second. He thought he was the smallest. He didn't expect that there would be another one that was even lower. It was the last one to attack. female player, who used the Forbidden Device to repel the Deep Sea Giant Seal, lost 800 points per second.
The one who lost the most HP was an Assassin. She lost 8,000 HP per second. His expression was very ugly as he drank the Super Red Drug one bottle at a time. An Assassin's HP was relatively weak to begin with, but it also lost a lot of HP. If he encountered any monsters or other dangers, the probability of him dying was very high.
"Big fog, the fog has dispersed. Look, it's the Immortal Mountain! Quick, turn around! We're heading in the wrong direction!"
No one had expected their luck to be so good. After walking for less than ten minutes, the fog had dispersed, revealing the figure of the immortal mountain's abbot. However, the crew did not move. A little ant was so angry that it almost smashed the building ship.
"This direction is wrong. If we follow this direction, we will be far away from the abbot of Immortal Mountain." The captain came out to explain.
"Bullshit, don't find an excuse. Immediately move towards Immortal Mountain's abbot!" A little ant was unquestionable.
"Look at the compass. We are only heading east. Immortal Mountain's abbot is on the east side. But if we change direction now, it's going west. The opposite direction. " The captain patiently explained.
"How does the abbot of Immortal Mountain explain this?" A little ant loudly questioned.
"You should have heard of the mirage, right?" The captain glanced at him.
A little ant shut its mouth, but its brows furrowed.
"Are you sure it's a mirage?" A pair of underpants asked after wearing it for three years.
"I only believe in the compass." The captain said.
"Do you feel like the magnetic field here has changed" female player walked over and looked at the confused eyes of the captain. "The players in front of us came a few days earlier than us. If the direction was correct, they should have arrived on the island a long time ago. But now, no one has landed. Their ship is more advanced than ours, and their compass is no worse than ours. If the direction is correct, why is it still floating on the sea?"
" This is very likely. If the fog contains other metallic substances, it will definitely affect the magnetic field. " Eight hundred soldiers rushed out of the North Slope. Good people did not live long, and disasters were left behind for thousands of years, yet they did not die.
"I am only suggesting that the final decision is in your hands." The captain hesitated for a bit, no longer insisting on his own opinion. He was sure that there was no problem with the direction, but what female player said was the truth.
The players in front of them had been there for so many days. If they were not lost, why were they still floating on the sea?
"Head towards Immortal Mountain's abbot. I believe in my own eyes." A little ant said affirmatively. The others did not say anything. They did not object, nor did they agree. After all, they had only walked for ten minutes. They were very sure that the ship was heading in a straight line. It was heading straight east, but it did not change the course. This meant that the compass was reliable. But what female player said also made sense. Furthermore, they looked at Immortal Mountain's abbot as if he was real. How could a mirage be so real?
"Turn around!" The captain became famous and immediately gave the order. The turreted ship turned around and headed in the direction of Immortal Mountain's abbot at full speed. This time, Immortal Mountain's abbot was exposed for a very long time, about three minutes. The players on the deck saw Immortal Mountain's abbot's appearance getting clearer and clearer, and their hearts burned with passion. However, their excited hearts were quickly extinguished. A thick fog was used, and their vision instantly blurred. Immortal Mountain's abbot disappeared. He could not see anything.
"F * ck!"
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