Reincarnation Girl Becomes Immortal

If one is continuously attacked by Kenshin, there will likely be quite a few deaths and injuries.

After all, the crew members are under my command, so I'll give them some time to adjust.

"Hmm." Chen Fenghuo nodded, then looked out the porthole at the night view and murmured to himself, "I wonder what kind of difficulties we'll encounter after this..."

"Think carefully, this sea area may be our last hardship." Xi Heng appeared optimistic on the surface.

Ever since she heard the word "flying boat" from the demons on the island, she had given up hope for this exploration.

Continuing to sail is merely a continuation of the momentum from previous efforts.

In his spare time, Xi Heng often thinks about what he would like to do in his next life.

I no longer care much about the outcome of this world.

Some even considered whether they should draw their swords and commit suicide right now to go to the next life.

However, she immediately shook her head and rejected the proposal.

It's best to just live a good life.

If you're going to load a save file, you should do it in a spectacular way.

"I'm going to sleep first."

Xi Heng chuckled softly, then took off his outer garment and covered himself with the quilt.

Sleeping on the boat allows you to feel the slight rocking of the ship caused by the waves, just like sleeping in a cradle.

Chen Fenghuo also retreated to the bedside.

However, she did not fall asleep peacefully as usual today.

Sitting on the side of the bed, her gaze unconsciously drifted towards Xi Heng, her mind filled with a myriad of thoughts.

She didn't know how much time had passed, only that the waves and the sound of water bobbing against the bottom of the boat nearly a hundred times, before she came to her senses.

Somewhat puzzled, he looked down at his own body.

Without her noticing, her arms were crossed over her chest, and her legs, which had been relaxed, were now tightly clasped together.

While protecting himself and shrinking back, Chen Fenghuo would always recall the illusion he had experienced the night before.

Many blurry images, words, and sounds brought indescribable, incredibly real sensations, as if they were actually happening to her body.

"The aftereffects of the illusion..." she sighed softly.

That feeling is deeply etched in my memory. Whenever I have free time, my mind will subconsciously recall and savor it, and my body will also have some strange reactions.

She had never experienced such a novel feeling before.

So much so that it's impossible to forget.

How could this be?

The blonde girl reluctantly took off her white robe and left it aside.

Seeing her own figure, the strange desires in her heart also aroused her body to react, a faint blush fell on her cheeks, and even her pupils became slightly unfocused.

She gently bit her moist lips, tightened her arms around her chest, leaned forward, and slowly brought her legs together.

The girl opened her mouth slightly, her tongue touching her lower lip, silently exhaling a warm breath.

My body also felt a little warmer.

She just wanted to suppress her thoughts and the reactions her body was having, but the more she tried to do so, the clearer the memories became.

The many slender fingers encircling her skin, carrying a vague fragrance, produced a strange and pleasurable sensation that was truly unbearable for her.

Ever since leaving that illusion, she has often wanted to try something similar...

But after a busy day, coupled with her long-held conservative beliefs, she suppressed these thoughts for the time being.

Now, in the stillness of the night, all that can be heard is the sound of the waves outside and Xi Heng's even breathing inside, as if he were already asleep.

As things settled down outside, her mind became increasingly chaotic.

As a result, desires proliferate rapidly at this moment, like cells dividing, and spread throughout the entire body and mind.

Chen Fenghuo pursed her lips, tucked herself into the bed, closed her eyes, and kept chanting the Mind-Cleansing Mantra.

But for some reason, the mantras that are often used to calm the mind during meditation have become completely ineffective at this moment.

She curled up in bed, and the vision of last night appeared before her closed eyes.

As if recalling the initial sensation, the body urged its ten fingers to move gently like long snakes, making extremely faint sounds within the bedding.

She pursed her lips and buried them in the blanket, only making faint humming sounds through her nose.

It seems I forgot that there was another person in this cabin.

Or perhaps it was because of Xi Heng's existence that her mind became more sensitive.

Her hazy, tear-filled eyes opened slightly and fell on Xi Heng.

in case……

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Chapter Ninety-Seven, The Ends of the Earth

Three days later, at dawn, on the deck.

Xi Heng was about to use his sword heart to forcefully awaken the many crew members who were still bound in the illusion.

Just as she raised her sword sheath like an executioner, a cold sea breeze suddenly blew in.

At the same time, the people in front of them, whose appearances were hazy, trembled.

He immediately stopped muttering and fainted one after another.

"What a coincidence?" She clicked her tongue and sheathed her sword, the sword's core spreading out.

Back on the deck, looking around, the sea was as calm as ever.

But clearly, that sea that could lull people into a dreamlike state has already been crossed.

Soon after, a few of the unconscious crew members woke up and said they were thirsty in hoarse voices.

Other people in the vicinity who were responsible for taking care of the patient quickly brought fresh water and simple food.

The precious fresh water was taken by trembling fingers and gulped down.

Seeing that the illusion had indeed faded, Xi Heng turned and left.

It's good to save the sword heart; at least we won't have to expend too much energy today.

She yawned softly and walked naturally on the deck when she heard another rough shout.

Xi Heng turned her head and looked over. The sound seemed to belong to one of her ship captains.

The other party pushed open the hatch and ran quickly, approaching hurriedly.

"What's wrong, now?"

The man was in a panic, clearly in some kind of trouble.

"Your Highness!" the man cried out hastily, "The compass on the ship has lost its way again!"

"Huh?" Xi Heng's lips twitched.

Having left the illusionary sea, have we entered a sea with an unstable magnetic field?

"Take me to see it." She waved her hand.

If it's just an unstable magnetic field, it's not a particularly big problem.

Even if the compass fails, you can continue sailing by looking at the sun.

This area of ​​the sea was free of fog and clouds, making it appear somewhat safer than the previous area with the large whirlpool.

However, more unexpected things may happen...

The instability of the magnetic field may only be a symptom; there may be something more troublesome underneath that could bring about an irresistible disaster.

Xi Heng recalled the mysterious legends and unsolved mysteries about the sea that he had read in the newspapers in his previous life. For example, in some areas with unstable magnetic fields, planes and ships often crash and disappear. It is said that when ships pass through such areas, the people may suddenly disappear without any food or supplies.

Or perhaps the ship was suddenly moved to a very distant place, or a ship that had been missing for several years reappeared intact, along with its crew, etc...

"Hopefully nothing strange happens next."

"If they come again, I might as well just send a meteor to wipe out the entire fleet, then I won't have to struggle anymore."

The series of disasters had left her feeling somewhat weary.

In the cabin where Xi Heng was commanding the fleet, several slight rustling sounds could be heard.

Turning my gaze, I saw the magnetic spoon on the compass on the table spinning erratically from side to side.

Turn the spoon handle half a circle to the left, pause, and then slowly turn it to the right, repeating this process two or three times before stopping and continuing.

The compass was clearly useless; it could no longer be used to determine direction, and it was even difficult to stabilize it.

"In that case, let's rely on the sun for navigation from now on."

The ship's captain cautiously said, "According to Hai Jian, whenever the compass becomes unstable while sailing, something bad always happens..."

"Get up then," Xi Heng yawned.

If this vast sea is truly insurmountable, she won't bother trying to cross it anymore.

……

In the three days after the compass lost its direction, no further disasters struck.

It seems that this sea area will not cause any other problems except for making compasses malfunction.

Xi Heng also relaxed a bit.

She was simply going east, not to a specific, predetermined location.

If the compass is no longer useful, you can still use the sun to determine direction.

The instability of the magnetic field cannot be used to change the location of the sun's rise to the west.

This period of stability lasted only until the fifth day.

On the fifth day at noon, a hurricane suddenly struck from behind the fleet.

In just half an hour, the once clear sky was covered with a layer of swirling dark clouds.

The blackness surged and rolled, with the faint sound of thunder rumbling.

The howling wind whipped up towering waves, the tornado stirred up trembling waves, and the seawater turned into a torrential downpour.

Lightning flashed across the sky, and a few ships of various sizes bobbed and swayed in the wind.

When Xi Heng stood on the deck, he could hardly stand steady without using his internal energy.

As the hurricane approached, many crew members were thrown into the sea by the torrential rain and violent shaking.

"This is probably really the end." The girl quietly faced the impending apocalypse at sea.

The enormous hurricane swirled the dark clouds, transforming them into a vast expanse that seemed to swallow up everything on the sea.

Compared to a hurricane, the fleet is but a tiny speck of dust.

Faced with such a natural disaster, Xi Heng can only resign himself to fate.

If she could unleash the Blood Sea Technique once more, she could directly save the fleet's safety.

But without spirit stones, there is nothing more they can do.

The white sails whistled.

In the very first instant of the hurricane's arrival, the captain and helmsman were already frantically speeding away to escape.

This did have some effect—in the face of the gale, the giant ship with its sails billowing slowly turned south.

The hurricane did not head straight for her fleet, but instead gathered its strength and headed east.

Although the directions had diverged, the hurricane was growing stronger, and the fleet was not gradually widening the gap with it.

None of the people on the ship could be sure whether they would survive this natural disaster.

Thunder rumbled and lightning flashed, illuminating the dark and gloomy world once more.