But I walked through the entire ship, even to the last level, and found a problem. There was almost no trace of water intrusion on the entire ship, and everything was dry.

Just like there is a waterproof protective film on the outside of the boat, the entire boat was completely pulled into the water without any damage.

This reminds me of the scene in "Pirates of the Caribbean" where Captain Jack Sparrow and the Black Pearl are pulled into another world by a sea monster.

Is it possible that there are water monsters under the Changjiang River?

What's more, when I looked around, I saw that this was just a warehouse where smuggled cultural relics were stored. It didn't look like a place where biological experiments were conducted to purify drugs.

However, whether it was Lu Fang or the experimental records, they all mentioned "that thing".

This shows that there is something crucial on the ship, which may be related to the Sea Eye Dragon Palace or the first five floors of the ancient tomb.

Liu Sa mentioned to me before that the organization called Tongyuan covets something in Haiyan Dragon Palace, which is related to the fate of the Ninth Family.

Could it be that the lost item was on this ship?

All the clues I have now are only two numbers.

I can only check things one by one. Maybe they will leave relevant clues in some places when they perform experimental operations.

However, I searched the entire warehouse. Although these cultural relics are extremely valuable, they are basically just ordinary burial utensils, nothing special.

On the contrary, no clues about these two numbers have been found.

I was lost in thought, wondering if I had overlooked any clues on my way here.

Suddenly, I remembered the beast-headed monster I saw in the ancient tomb on the fourth floor.

Why do some monsters float to the first floor?

Those monsters were obviously artificially sunk into the blue culture fluid, and it seemed that their purpose was to cover up the location of the fifth-level shipwreck.

Monsters, human moths, Huang Zhong's tomb zombies... They all have one thing in common, that is, they are to guard something underwater, and they are related to "gu".

There are so many cultural relics in the warehouse, and it feels like they are deliberately densely packed. If they are simply smuggling goods, wouldn't it be safer to transport them in batches?
Chapter completed!