novelzi Chapter 1638 - 904: Blood Beasts in the Sea of Blood
Chapter 1638 - 904: Blood Beasts in the Sea of Blood
When Lis first laid eyes on that Sea of Blood, the sense of attraction he felt intensified greatly.However, after previously combating that kind of pull, both Lis’s body and spirit had begun to acclimate to its influence.
At the same time, Lis always left himself some margin, never pushing himself to the limit.
Thus, even when faced with the much stronger attraction, though his resolve wavered slightly, he didn’t lose control over himself.
Nonetheless, Lis’s astonishment didn’t lessen in the slightest.
He was clearly just inside a castle, yet how could he have passed through a strange cave and emerged by a bizarre Sea of Blood?
It was almost like something out of a fairy tale.
Of course, this fairy tale’s setting wasn’t some peaceful and serene Forest.
Whether it was the castle shrouded in Blood Fog or the clearly malevolent Sea of Blood before him, neither were safe places.
Of course, for Lis right now, mere danger wouldn’t make him back down.
After all, Lis needed to enhance his strength as quickly as possible.
Only having Golden Rank strength, traveling through the Endless Abyss was exceedingly perilous.
The attraction emanating from this Sea of Blood suggested that something very important to Lis lay within.
Something capable of exerting such a powerful attraction on his body was undoubtedly significant.
It was highly likely to aid significantly in enhancing his strength.
It’s important to know that Lis’s will surpassed that of same-rank Vampires.
In other words, other Golden Rank Vampires would lose control just upon seeing the Cave with such an attraction.
What exactly could exert such a strong pull on him?
Lis gazed out from the cave’s deep entrance, the scene before him like a doomsday tableau.
He stood amidst an endless expanse of rocky cliffs stretching to the sky’s edge, seemingly as ancient as creation itself, rugged yet unyielding, marked by weathered antiquity.
The cliff’s hue was profound and muted, as if tainted by endless darkness and solitude, with eroded rock engravings resembling the patterns time etched.
Beyond the cave, there stretched another seemingly endless Sea of Blood.
The Sea of Blood was so intensely colored it was almost sinister; not serene like typical waters, but surging and roiling, as if an invisible force was recklessly churning it within.
Wave after wave of crimson rose in rhythm with a blood-chilling tempo.
Lis took a deep breath, readying himself upon the platform at the cave’s mouth.
This rock platform, though small, stood like a forgotten corner of the World, lonely between the cliff and Sea of Blood.
Standing there, Lis once again surveyed the Sea of Blood.
There was nothing living or tangible within his view.
No birds skimmed the sky, no fish swam below, not even a stray piece of debris floated by.
The Sea of Blood resembled a sanctuary spurned by Life, with only faintly cresting crimson waves enacting their frightful saga in solitude.
Meanwhile, a sea breeze thick with the scent of blood wafted over him.
The aroma was overpowering and piercing, like countless bloods mingled and fermented over ages before being released.
This sea breeze, like an invisible hand, tenderly caressed Lis’s face, yet sent an icy chill through him.
With the breeze’s touch, the allure arrived as an unseen hand, aggressively tugging at his form, as if beckoning him toward the Sea of Blood.
He began searching the platform, eyes trained on every nook, overlooking no hint of a clue.
Finding nothing, he scrutinized the Sea of Blood’s surface, hoping to spot any unusual waves or signs.
He cast his gaze skyward, hoping to discover some cue.
Yet despite his search, he uncovered no discernible source.
All he could ascertain was that the attraction drawing him should stem from the entire Sea of Blood.
That seemingly lifeless Sea of Blood felt like a vast living entity, emanating a mysterious and potent force, luring him ever closer.
The entire Sea of Blood?
Or something residing within?
Lis stood silently at the platform’s edge, staring intently at the vast, boundless Sea of Blood before him.
That sea’s hue was blood-soaked silk’s vividness, unnervingly crimson, gathering the blood of innumerable beings, exuding a chilling, eerie aura.
Lis hesitated within.
He clearly sensed that intangible force tugging at him, as if a mysterious summons echoed from the Sea of Blood’s depths.
This pull felt like an unseen hand, gently tugging his soul, compelling him to draw near, to uncover its truth.
Lis squinted slightly, carefully observing the Sea of Blood.
He sought any clue among the rolling waves, any hidden cues amid the crimson gleams.
Yet beyond the endless red and surging waves, he found nothing.
Thinking it over, he decided against rushing to explore the Sea of Blood before him.