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Shen Fei's eyes can see again.

The deep-sea scene was gone, and he felt the sea breeze; it was very cold.

He stood still, without moving an inch.

Professor Archibald looked at his pale face and was about to ask him something.

Kyle.

Shen Fei spoke, his voice was very steady, but his tone was the kind that left no room for doubt.

"exist."

"Contact Hannah immediately and tell her to stop working on the Atlante and get out of there as fast as possible."

Kyle hesitated for a moment, then ran?

"We're going to Greenland, to that Thule Air Base."

The name of the place made Kyle's eyes widen.

That is a very important U.S. military base in the Arctic Circle.

"Notify Ivan to stop preparing for an attack and have the Abyss Walker dive down to level one alert. I need him to send me all the pictures of what the seabed looks like in real time."

He rattled off a string of commands without pausing for a moment.

Professor Archibald couldn't hold back any longer.

"Young man, what do you see? That temple, what's inside?"

Shen Fei turned his head and glanced at him.

There was no emotion in that glance; he was just stating a fact.

"Something older than Leviathan still wants to eat."

Upon hearing this, the professor's face turned deathly pale, completely drained of color.

Older than Leviathan?

What is that? Isn't that something that only exists in mythology?

Ignoring the professor who was about to faint, Shen Fei gave Kyle another order.

"Contact David Murray. Open that firewall plan with maximum privileges."

Kyle's fingers flew across the terminal. He knew as soon as he heard the word that things were serious and far more complex than a simple business transaction.

"I need a list of all the geologists, oceanographers, and physicists in the world, along with their contact information."

Give it to me within ten minutes.

The crew members on the ship, as well as the captain Bellini, all stared at Shen Fei as if he were a monster.

They don't understand anything about firewall plans.

But they can understand "all scientists in the world".

What does this person want to do?

Everyone thought, "This guy isn't here to find treasure, is he? What is he up to? Is he going to save the world?"

Shen Fei's gaze returned to the large head that was still bowing its head a hundred meters away.

"Professor, let me tell you, that was actually a prison, a real prison."

His voice wasn't loud, but everyone heard him clearly.

"The prison is broken, so we need to find someone to fix it. Or rather..."

Shen Fei paused for a moment, an idea forming in his mind.

"Find an even more powerful way to make it never come out again."

He didn't say anything more.

He closed his eyes and once again extended his consciousness toward the gravedigger.

This time, he neither attacked it nor commanded it.

Then he sent a request, wanting some data.

What are the coordinates of the prison?

The energy data leaking from the cracks needs to be available in real time.

What is the seal made of? Let's analyze it.

What is the energy spectrum of the prisoners?

hum-

The large, blue orb of light belonging to the gravedigger suddenly lit up for a moment.

It seemed to have found a place where it could talk.

A huge amount of data entered Shen Fei's mind all at once through that link.

That's everything about that prison from hundreds of millions of years ago.

How did the geology change? How did the energy decrease? How many times did the prisoner crash into it? How many times did the seal break?

With so much information, even a supercomputer's processor could burn out.

Shen Fei swayed, and then his nose started bleeding, two streams of blood.

"Boss! Are you alright?"

Kyle rushed over to help him.

"Don't touch me!"

Shen Fei called out.

His mind was racing, utilizing the power of the dragon bones and the heart of the ocean to process this ancient information.

"Hannah! Hannah!" Kyle yelled into the communicator, "Boss, something's wrong!"

"I know!" Hannah's voice was terrified. "Our servers are beeping! The boss's body signals are acting strangely, like they've turned into a channel, and tons of data is coming in! Our firewall is about to break down!"

Professor Archibald looked at the young man standing by the ship, his face covered in blood, his body trembling, but still standing straight. His lips were dry, and he uttered a single word.

"god……"

"Is he... is he downloading something from a god...?"

No one could understand what was going on.

A person is using their brain to receive data from a living organism spanning hundreds of millions of years.

Shen Fei suddenly opened his eyes.

His eyes were bloodshot, but his gaze was exceptionally bright.

Then, the data stopped being transmitted.

The gravedigger's blue orb also dimmed.

Shen Fei raised his hand and casually wiped the blood off his face.

He turned around, looked at Kyle, and his face was expressionless.

"Notify Ivan."

"I've sent the coordinates."

"Tell Ivan that any weapon is acceptable, even the one called the Wrath of the Sea God."

Kyle's heart skipped a beat when he heard that.

The Wrath of the Sea God, that was Ivan's last treasure, a small nuclear torpedo.

"Notify David Murray as well."

"I don't need any list. Just have those people form a team immediately and fly to the Thule base."

"Their task is simple: use the data I provide to calculate a coordinate point."

There was an inhuman coldness in Shen Fei's voice.

"A single coordinate point can be used to break off a large chunk of the seabed crust."

"A tectonic plate... fracture?" Professor Archibald's voice trembled. "What are you trying to do? Do you want to cause a global tsunami?"

"It's not a tsunami, Professor."

Shen Fei walked to the table and picked up the long box containing the axe.

His fingers touched the cold, hard box.

"I'm going to have surgery."

"Just cut that piece of earth's crust, and that temple, and let them fall into the mantle, wouldn't that solve the problem?"

madman.

That was the only thought on everyone's mind on deck.

Bomb the seabed with nuclear weapons, create an artificial plate tectonics movement, and throw a mythical prison into the Earth's core.

This plan is insane.

But this time.

Shen Fei suddenly stopped moving.

He suddenly looked up at the dark sky.

He sensed an idea.

This idea didn't come from the gravedigger; it came directly to him.

This idea is cold, old-fashioned, and seems to look down on people. It's like someone playing chess and watching the whole chessboard.

A voice in his head said: You know nothing.

This is not your business.

Get out of here.

Shen Fei's pupils shrank to the size of pinpoints for the third time.

There are other people on this chessboard.

It is neither a god nor a monster.

are people.

People like him.

On the sea, the gravedigger, who had just quieted down, suddenly raised his big head.

Its dim blue sphere suddenly turned red, and it was extremely dazzling.

This is the most dangerous alarm.

It no longer looks at Shenfei.

Its eyes were fixed intently on the top of the Atlante.

"Boss!"

Kyle suddenly shouted, pointing in a direction in the sky.

"Look in the sky! Something's flying by! It's so fast! It's not one of our planes!"

Everyone looked up.

At night, a red dot appeared in the sky, growing larger and larger.

It turned out to be one person.

He was wearing black armor with flames behind him, like some kind of ion thruster.

He stayed in the sky, looking down.

He looked at Shen Fei, and also at the very nervous gravedigger.