Wizard Bloodline.

Chapter 237 Ancient Marine Creatures, Chasing "Destiny"

In just a moment, the magnificent and beautiful dreamy landscape covered with sunset glow faded away. Thick dark clouds swept across the sky, thunder rolled in the clouds, huge waves rose in the dark sea, and a terrible storm was gathering.

The magic spaceship, the only remaining source of light between heaven and earth, seemed to be sailing into a terrifying and eerie den of ghosts.

The teenagers who were playing and having fun on the deck began to panic and retreated to the cabin. The crew on the ship ran out and shouted for everyone to return to their rooms. Ronan saw the green-haired girl also turned back to the cabin under the protection of the stern man with black lines beside her, and she kept looking at the two of them.

"How did the weather change so quickly?"

White light welled up in Ronan's eyes, and a pattern of the [Eye of Truth] was woven on his forehead. He stared fixedly at the place where the storm was gathering in the distance, and saw countless lights representing the free energy particles of heaven and earth rapidly converging. Under the dark sea, deep blue energy beams surged up, as if something was swimming underneath.

"I find that as long as I follow you, basically nothing good happens."

On the side, Molly shook her head and spoke softly.

"Why don't you say that you are the one who brought this misfortune upon me?"

Ronan replied casually, not caring to argue with Molly anymore, and told her in a deep voice: "Go back to your room, I'll go see what's going on."

Molly didn't confront him, but she didn't seem to care either. They both knew that if the ship really encountered some irresistible disaster, it would make no difference whether they hid in the room or not.

Ronan quickly walked down from the deck. At this time, a rainstorm had already begun to fall. The raindrops as big as beans were madly hitting the rune array light film outside the hull. Although all of them were blocked outside, the protective shield was also shaking violently, constantly causing countless ripples.

The protective magic array of this magic spaceship is only of the second level, and is not even as strong as Ronan's own defensive spell. Once it is caught in a storm or encounters slightly stronger waves, it may be smashed to pieces.

It was obvious that the owner of the ship was also aware of this. When Ronan went down to the first deck, the entire magic spaceship had already begun to turn around, and the hull was constantly rising, trying to escape from the storm area that was about to form.

"Boom! Boom!!"

One after another, huge waves rose up on the sea level below, like high walls that rose rapidly and then collapsed rapidly.

Vast amounts of water vapor rose up, and the ship was shaking and rocking continuously.

Ronan had a solemn expression. Even though he had seen the might of a fifth-level wizard unleashing his full power, he still felt deeply shocked at this moment.

This is the great power of nature. The power of an individual is too small in the face of such majesty.

Facing a level five wizard, Ronan still had the courage to give it a try.

But faced with such wrath of nature, he could not muster any thought of resistance. The only thing he could rely on was fate!

On the first deck, all the passengers had dispersed, and only a few crew members were struggling to pull the ropes. They were all ordinary wizard apprentices, but their physiques were much stronger than those of ordinary wizard apprentices. They must have practiced the skills of knights.

Ronan was thinking about how to give them some help.

Suddenly, at this moment, a huge bolt of lightning nearly a hundred feet long flashed overhead.

"Boom!"

The sudden sound of thunder shocked several crew members and made them freeze. At the same time, in the torn darkness, everyone could clearly see—

Somewhere not too far from the magic spaceship, under the black sea surface, a huge silver "mountain" broke through the waves and rose rapidly on the turbulent sea level. In the blink of an eye, it rose to a position higher than the magic spaceship.

An ancient, massive marine creature, almost beyond any conventional imagination, broke out of the water.

Its body gleams with a metallic silver color, as if endowed by moonlight and starlight, emitting a dazzling glow.

The huge silver fins cut through the sea like a blade, and the sound of the water flow was thunderous. The fins were so large that they could almost cover most of the sea surface, reflecting countless rays of light.

The waves rolled violently, and the tide rolled back like a landslide. The surrounding seawater was stirred into waves, and even the clouds above were undulating. As it entered the water, the huge fin was like a silver crescent moon, reflecting a mysterious and unknown brilliant light band.
At this moment, everyone on the boat, including Ronan, felt their minds go blank and their bodies became still.

Everyone stared blankly at the scene in front of them, as if a group of ants were desperately holding their breath and suddenly brushed past the giant's ankle.

When the shock faded and the noise returned, Ronan remembered his breathing instinct. He could clearly hear the sound of his heart beating wildly in his chest.

At that moment just now, he felt as if his soul had left his body. Even though he was already a third-level wizard, compared with that indescribable giant creature, he was still no different from a speck of dust.

The protective magic circle of the magic spaceship had been completely torn apart at some point, and the heavy rain hit everyone without any hindrance.

An old sailor was soaking wet, with a dazed look on his face, and he kept muttering: "Sea Dragon God. The ancient Sea Dragon God."

Ronan took a deep breath, and only then did he understand what caused the storm and waves before him.

The image of the huge marine creature he had seen before was still deeply imprinted in his mind and could not be erased.

It's not that he hasn't seen such a huge creature before. In Hekart's inherited dream, he had seen the true form of the ancient frost hydra and even saw it fighting with the phoenix.

But separated by the fog of time and illusion, everything no longer seems clear, and the shock and impact it brings are nothing compared to experiencing it in person.

For some unknown reason, Ronan felt a strong urge in his heart.

He wanted to follow the footprints of that huge ancient creature, even if it meant dying in its wake!

This impulse was so irresistible, just like a devout pilgrim suddenly inspired by the faith in his heart.

"I'll go and lure it away..."

Ronan hurriedly uttered a few words, then ran to the edge of the boat regardless of everything, and jumped in the direction where the huge marine creature had sunk.

He didn't know why he had such a crazy idea, and the blood in his body seemed to be boiling.

Countless raindrops and water splashed on Ronan, and lightning flashed over his head one after another.

Ronan had just stepped out of the boat when he completely lost his way. Suddenly, a huge wave hit him and swallowed him whole in the cold sea.

Ronan struggled hard, and the seven mental power crystals in his mind shone like golden diamonds. His mental power was stimulated to the extreme and spread out, but the area he could cover was really pitifully small compared to the vast ocean.

He kept searching in the water, and he almost forgot what he was looking for.

Suddenly, the surrounding sea water calmed down, a hazy silver light shone over, and then the entire underwater world was shrouded in a dreamy silver color.

Ronan stopped moving, his body quietly suspended in the water.

Once again he saw the huge ancient creature.

This time I was able to see the other person's full appearance.

This is an extremely huge silver fish with an extremely narrow and winding body. It looks like a conger eel.

There are rugged fins growing on its back, and every scale on its body has gorgeous patterns like natural runes. There is a silver coral forest on its head, emitting a hazy glow.

When it turned around, Ronan looked into its eyes. In the silver moray eel's extremely deep eyes, Ronan did not see Ronan, but in its eyes, he saw an entire vast deep sea world.
Time passed silently, and no one knew how much time had passed. Feeling a slight burning sensation on his cheeks, Ronan slowly opened his eyes.

The bright sun hanging in the sky casts bright sunlight, which is a bit dazzling.

Ronan blocked it with his hand, raised his body, and found himself lying on the rippling water.

The sky was clear and blue, and everything around was calm.

The thunder, the rain, the storm, and the huge silver moray eel, everything disappeared, as if it was just a dream.

Ronan felt inexplicably empty in his heart. He raised his head and looked at the sun above his head with a confused look in his eyes.

He sat on the sea for a long time before he calmed down and flew in one direction following the connection between him and Molly.

After a long time, he suddenly saw a figure flying towards him in front of him.

It was the green-haired girl who was followed by the stern-looking man with black lines on his face.

When he saw Ronan, his eyes obviously relaxed and he nodded slightly to Ronan. The two of them did not communicate at all and flew in the direction where each other came from.

Soon they saw a magic spaceship flying in the air. The rune array on the hull had been activated again. There were people standing on the deck looking out, and it looked calm and peaceful.

Ronan and the stern man with black patterns caught up with the spaceship. As soon as they landed, Ronan was caught off guard and pounced upon by a petite figure.

Ronan's body suddenly stiffened, his mouth and nose were filled with Molly's scent. He heard Molly sobbing in his arms like a kitten, and when he looked down, he only saw a fleeting sly and teasing look from her.

“You are too impulsive”

"Many times, being brave is also the same as being reckless. Since you chose to bring her out, you should have thought more about her. Without you, she can't live."

The voice of the stern man with black lines rang in his ears, and the corners of Ronan's mouth twitched slightly.

The latter patted his shoulder gently, then walked past him and at the end of the deck, the green-haired girl was looking at this side with a look of relief and blessing.

Ronan: "."

A moment later, in Ronan's room.

Molly kept slapping herself, seeming to be disgusted by the smell of Ronan.

"Is this interesting?"

Ronan looked at her expressionlessly.

"I find it interesting."

Molly seemed to enjoy Ronan's expression when she saw it. Perhaps this was the only way she could think of to "fight back" against Ronan at this stage.

"Let's talk about you."

Molly stopped flapping her robe, looked at him with a half-smile and said, "I thought you would never come back. I was ready to die for you at any time."

Ronan was silent for a while, then shook his head and said, "I don't know why. I just wanted to do that."

"It's normal."

Molly spoke calmly, and Ronan looked up at her in surprise.

"The more powerful and ancient a creature is, the more likely it is to attract weaker creatures to chase it, just like moths to a flame. This is especially true for wizards with bloodlines."

"Then why haven't you been affected at all?"

Molly rolled her eyes. "What a stupid question. Have you ever seen fire chasing water?"

Ronan was silent, but Molly looked at him with a sneer and continued, "You can't even control this little bit of your bloodline instinct. I really don't know why the original 'Nirvana' ceremony failed?"

Ronan naturally wouldn't say that it was the power of the "Allis Ice Ring" that caused all this. He paused, then changed the subject and asked, "Have you seen that creature? Do you know where it came from?"

Molly shook her head. “In the gaps between continents, in the areas filled by the ocean, there are too many ancient lives like this.

Many of them have survived since ancient times, or even earlier, from the ancient times.

Only a tiny fraction of them have been observed by the wizarding world, and of course, not every ancient life is powerful enough to have its own name."

Ronan seemed to be thinking about something, while Molly clapped her hands and walked out of the room. "Okay, it's almost time. The little cutie outside the door is probably waiting for me to tell her a story."

Ronan ignored her and focused on his own business.

He thought carefully about the scene when he saw the giant silver eel yesterday. In addition to what Molly said, the instinctive attraction of blood, what really drove him to chase it recklessly might be "fate"!
When facing an irresistible disaster, the giant silver eel that jumped out of the sea seemed to have become the irresistible "destiny" itself in Ronan's heart at that moment.

During the battle for the Wizards, he understood what path he would take in the future and what he wanted to pursue.

So he followed desperately, trying to see the truth of "fate" and thus grasp the power to control his own destiny.

"call--"

Ronan exhaled softly. After experiencing last night, he felt that his mind seemed to have undergone some changes, and some of his beliefs became more firm.

He picked up a rune at random, immersed his mind in it, and time passed slowly during his practice.

After the incident with the giant silver eel, the rest of the journey returned to peace again.

This route from the southern wizarding world to the east coast has been confirmed to be the safest by countless fleets traveling back and forth. The giant silver eel is only an event with a very low probability. Unfortunately, Ronan and his team caught up with it, but fortunately, no accidents occurred.

Ronan continued his days of hard training, and before he knew it, most of the journey had passed.

On a sunny morning, Ronan and Molly stood side by side on the top deck, looking at the sea view in the distance.

Next to her stood the green-haired girl and the stern-looking man with black stripes who had always been inseparable from her.

"There is less than a week left before we reach the East Coast.
Jasmine, are you really not going to consider joining us?"

Leaning against the fence, the green-haired girl said to Molly with a reluctant look on her face.

In less than two months, the girl named Beatrice had already formed a deep friendship with Molly, like a pair of sisters who could talk about anything.

As they were about to part, she had said similar things to Ronan and Molly many times.

(End of this chapter)