In the deeper shadows, giant octopus tentacles extended from the crevices between buildings. Their surfaces were covered in glowing suckers, connected to the city's biological network, monitoring every corner.
A faint electric hum filled the air, mixed with the low murmur of the deep sea.
It created an indescribable sense of awe.
Inside one of the great halls.
Seawater was held at bay by a boundless membrane, creating a vast, open space.
Hu Qi stood opposite a tall and burly Merfolk.
Lan Ze, the supreme king of the Merfolk Race, was an imposing figure, standing a full ten meters tall.
He naturally exuded an innate aura of majesty.
In comparison, the body of Bai Kong that Hu Qi occupied seemed exceptionally small—like a swaddled, naive infant, almost insignificant before Lan Ze's massive frame.
However, when facing Hu Qi, Lan Ze showed no trace of a king's arrogance or temper.
