The extraordinary journey begins with the Ouroboros Stele.

Chapter 190 Leviathan the White Whale

Lin Ye's eyes widened slightly as he looked at the red whale skeleton in the museum.

How long will it take to finish eating this stuff?

After looking at it carefully for a few seconds, Lin Ye couldn't help but swallow a few times because there was no information about the ingredients.

Given his size, even with his amazing digestive ability, it would take him three to five days to finish this meal.

"Lin, they're already on their way. Let's go inside and wait."

Guderian spoke, looking towards the museum entrance. The security personnel, having already received the message, gestured in his direction.

The three then entered the museum, where the heating was on, making the temperature a bit more comfortable.

Arriving at the red whale skeleton, the three of them stood beneath the skull, appearing extremely small in comparison.

Guderian looked up at the skull, each of its rows of sharp teeth larger than him, and a look of amazement appeared in his eyes.

"Oh, what a beautiful creature. It's a pity I can't see it alive."

Grace, who was standing next to her, adjusted her glasses.

"Excuse my bluntness, Professor. If you actually saw it in real life, you'd probably be crushed into mincemeat as a speed bump."

Guderian proudly raised his chin.

"Oh, Grace, comparing me to a speed bump is giving me too much credit. In reality, in the eyes of the red whale, we're probably only slightly better than plankton."

As he spoke, he looked at Lin Ye with a hint of curiosity.

"Lin, I haven't asked you yet what you want this red whale skeleton for?"

Lin Ye looked away. "It's just some research."

Guderian tilted his head, revealing a thoughtful expression.

"Lin, are you planning to switch to paleontology?"

Lin Ye smiled upon hearing this, "It's not that professional, I just want to use the red whale skeleton to study the sect's secret martial arts."

Guderian looked enlightened, then remembered that the secret martial arts organization Lin Ye belonged to was called the Crimson Whale Sect.

The Red Whale Clan, as the name suggests, has a deep connection with the red whale.

The three chatted for a while, then Guderian and Grace found a place to sit down.

Lin Ye walked around the red whale's skeleton, and when he got close to the tail, he stepped forward and gently stroked the tailbone.

The bones look somewhat rough, but they feel smooth and rounded to the touch, and are not prickly.

Stand at the position of your tailbone and look forward.

The massive skeleton of the red whale gradually unfolded, with a huge mouth occupying almost two-fifths of its body, exceeding the normal size of a whale.

"The god who controls the storms."

The words suddenly popped into Lin Ye's mind. In a daze, he seemed to see a red whale leaping through the clouds, a storm sweeping everything away and swallowing it whole.

"Da, da, da."

The crisp sound of leather shoes clicking on the ground rang out as an elderly gentleman in a black and green striped suit, carrying a cane, entered the museum.

His hair was slicked back with graying white hair, his beard was neatly trimmed, and his eyes were deep and bright.

He strode toward Guderian, flashing a hearty smile.

"My dear Guderian, it's been a long time."

Guderian put down his crossed legs, stood up to greet him, and the two shook hands firmly.

"Oh, Norlander, you've gotten even more handsome, you old rascal!"

Nolant smiled, about to say something, when his gaze fell on Grace behind Guderian.

He abruptly shook off Guderian's hand, straightened his tie, walked over, gently took Grace's left hand, and lightly kissed the back of her hand.

"Beautiful Miss Grace, you are becoming more and more beautiful and charming."

"Would I have the opportunity to have dinner with you tonight?"

Grace smiled professionally and withdrew her hand.

"Mr. Norland, you're too kind. The professor and I are heading back tonight, so I'm afraid we won't have another chance."

Norland shook his head in disappointment. "That's such a shame."

Guderian, standing to the side, gave a mocking smile.

"Nolanter, you're old enough to be Grace's grandfather, and you still want to date a young girl? You're shameless!"

Nolant looked somewhat disappointed upon hearing this. "Oh, my old bastard Guderian, I was just reacting like a man should."

"It's not that I'm old, it's just that I've missed my chance and can't stand here with the same spirit I had when I was young."

As they were talking, Lin Ye walked over.

Nolan looked at Lin Ye's tall and imposing figure and couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

"Wow~ What a great man!"

Guderian had already spoken to him; this man was a secret warrior, equivalent to a knight of the stag.

But when he saw it with his own eyes, he still felt the difference between the other person and the knight.

This temperament is too wild, like a wild horse on the grassland or a mad bull on the snow mountain, unrestrained and unbridled.

Guderian stepped forward and walked to the middle of Norland and the woods.

"Nolanter, this is Professor Zhuang's student, Lin Ye. You know his other identity."

"Lin, this is my old friend, Norland, who is also a major shareholder of this museum."

Lin Ye nodded, stepped forward, and extended his hand. "Hello."

Norland was somewhat flattered, never expecting this martial artist, who was on the same level as the knight, to be so polite.

Then, he gently pushed his palm against his sleeve before taking Lin Ye's hand.

"Hello, Mr. Lin."

The two released their grip, and Lin Ye glanced at the red whale skeleton. "Is this the skeleton of the red whale that was dug out of the Arctic ice?"

Is the skeleton intact?

Without information about the ingredients, he couldn't determine whether the skeleton was intact.

If you miss one or two pieces and can't meet the unlocking requirements, that would be really frustrating; this stuff is just too much trouble to get.

Norland followed his gaze and said, "This isn't it; we acquired it from elsewhere before."

"It's in very good condition, but there are still some missing parts."

After saying that, he saw Lin Ye's brows furrow slightly, and hurriedly added, "But don't worry."

"The skeleton that was dug out from the Arctic ice was well preserved, with all 213 whale bones intact."

Lin Ye withdrew his gaze. "Where is that skeleton now?"

Nolan nodded and extended his hand towards the interior of the museum. "Please follow me."

Then, the four of them walked towards a long corridor in the corner.

As you walk along the corridor, you'll see all sorts of fossils on both sides, mostly marine life, with only a few terrestrial ones.

Earth organisms.

As Norland walked along, he explained, "This is the Ocean Corridor, which contains about 1,300 fossils, covering almost the entire post-ancient period."

"It's a pity that these fossils are all small to medium-sized; we can't fit the larger ones."

Guderian immediately suggested, "Then you could make this place bigger, a hundred times bigger first."

"Oh, Guderian, you are so clever."

Nolan gave Guderian a speechless look.

"To be honest, I wouldn't have sold this red whale skeleton if it weren't for the lack of funds."

"Of course, this is also because of Mr. Lin's influence."

As they spoke, the four of them walked into a spacious hall. Along the edge of the semi-circular dome, there were more than a dozen portals leading in different directions.

However, Lin Ye's attention was not on these portals; he tilted his head back and looked at the murals on the dome.

It is a realistic painting; in a raging storm, a white whale roars at the thunderclouds.

"What kind of creature is this?" he asked.

Nolan looked up and said, "This is a legendary creature from the Arctic ice fields, the Leviathan."

"It is said that Leviathan once competed with the red whale for the position of the ocean's apex predator, but ultimately failed."