While our protagonist, the well-hmm, protagonist doppelganger, is heading towards the territory of the elves, let's turn our perspective to the Forest of Wind Whispers. Well, the Windwhispering Forest doesn't seem to have much to offer, just the ever-increasing number of trained Night Elves.

Well, let's set our sights on a place that has never been touched before. This is a place that few people on the Eslaze continent have noticed, and even Yu Fei, a traverser, has not noticed for the time being-the sea.

For a long time, the legend of the Sea Clan has been circulating in the continent of Aislazze, and some high-ranking people are sure that there are indeed intelligent creatures in the vast ocean. However, because the sea creatures really can't adapt to the environment on land, the sea tribe has never shown its face in front of the continental races.

And now, what we want to see is what is happening in this mysterious sea.

On the edge of the Hormuz basin lies a tribe of the Hormuz Beyers. As a strong defense and no need to hunt, this small tribe has always lived a very peaceful life. But today, the days of peace for a long time have been shattered.

Outside a small trench, there stood a dense crowd of figures. This small trench is where the Hormuz Bey tribe is located, and the inactive Hormuz Beyers generally never leave this small trench, living on the edible aquatic plants cultivated by the Beers themselves at the bottom of the trench and some submarine worms washed by the undercurrent.

The Hapus is the patriarch of this Hormuz Bebe tribe. With a perception far more acute than the others, he smelled danger early. At Harps's reminder and order, the shells all closed the two hard shells behind their backs. Protect your white and tender body like a human being. Got into the mud and sand at the bottom of the trench. Or they are hidden in aquatic plants.

All the while, the people of Hormuz Bay have relied on this trick to fend off countless enemies. Whether it's schools of ferocious predatory fish, other invading sea tribes, or even sharks that dominate the central part of the Hormuz Basin, they've all swept under their hard shells.

This time, it stands to reason that with the shells that have resisted countless dangers, the people of Hormuz should be able to survive the crisis easily, but the patriarch of the Hormuz tribes, Haps, suddenly had a sense of foreboding.

Are the sharks coveting our pearls again? No, since the last time the sharks had no way to take the shells of the shells, the sea tribes in the Strait of Hormuz have traded fairly with the shells. Sharks don't break the rules.

But it's strange to say, it seems that it's been a long time since the Sea Clan has come to the tribe to trade, right? Harbs suddenly understood where his ominous premonition was coming from.

It's not just that the Sea Tribes haven't traded with the Bei people for a long time, but the Bei people haven't seen the Sea Tribes appear for a long time. For at least a month, the people of Hormuz Bay had not seen the roaming sea tribes that used to be seen in the vicinity.

Harps suddenly remembered what the shrimp man who had traded the sea worms for pearls in the tribe two months ago had mentioned. It is said that further east of the Hormuz Basin, there are some sea tribes that everyone has never seen before, and these sea tribes are very warlike and very strong in combat, and even dare to challenge the status of sharks.

Could it be that the huge shell of Happs's tightly closed husk shuddered. Hopefully it's not what I thought it would be

Outside the trench, with a sharp hiss, densely packed figures began to pour into the trench where the people of Hormuz Bay lived. Take a look, walk, uh. Crawling in the lead are some stout fish monsters that crawl on all fours but can vaguely see fish-like shapes.

These crawlers each hold a bone knife on their forelimbs. It can be seen that although they crawl on all fours during the movement, they are afraid that these fish monsters will become erect creatures during the battle.

Among these blue-green fish monsters, there are also some blood-red fish monsters mixed in. These fish monsters are no different in appearance from the fish monsters with bone knives, but except for the different colors, these blood-red fish monsters hold bone rods instead of bone knives in their forelimbs.

After this wave of fish monsters, there are some fish monsters that are dark purple and much larger, and their appearance is no different from the fish monsters in the vanguard army, but the number is much less.

But from the size of these dark purple fish monsters and the aura they emitted, it can be seen that compared to them, those fish monsters in the vanguard can only be regarded as a ragtag army.

However, these strong fish monsters are not the end of the line, and the small trench inhabited by the Hormuz Beyers is destined to welcome many evil guests today.

Behind hundreds of fish monsters, some of the lower bodies were a bit like fish and a bit like sea snakes, and the upper body was a humanoid sea tribe appeared. These are a bit like the legendary mermaids, but the sea tribes, who are much more hideous than the mermaids, have a weapon in their hands that sits between a spear and a staff.

After that, there are a few sea tribes that are similar to the "mermaids", but they are much more stout and violent. The weapons of these Sea Clans were greatswords that could not be seen to be metal or stone.

In the ocean above these armies, there are some slender creatures with long limbs and heads that look a bit like lizards. These creatures may seem harmless, but when you see one of them spew out a visible wave of dark green energy that pierces the body of a passing flathead shark, you know that these creatures are also an incredibly powerful sea tribe.

Soon, the forces of the Mystic Sea Clan occupied the trench of the Hormuz Bebe people. In the horror of the shellfish, they were turned out of the mud and sand or aquatic plants by a large number of fish monsters, and were carried by the dark purple strong fish monsters and put into a clearing.

As the largest shellfisher, Harps was naturally carried to the front by the fish monsters. Harbus remained motionless at this time, tightly closing his shell, not even daring to open a small gap to observe the situation outside.

However, as the patriarch of the Hormuz Bey, Harps still has a certain amount of strength. With his superficial mental induction, he had a general understanding of the current situation, and then his heart was cold.

Sure enough, did my guess really come true? Sensing the sea tribes he had never seen before, Harps thought to himself.

Just as Harps was worried about his fate and the fate of his people, a pleasant voice came from outside the shell. (To be continued.) For mobile phone users, please go to read. )