When 'God' Decides To Start Over-Chapter 1004 - 386: The Eerie Ship

Dragon Vein Spirit: Capable of evolving into demonic spirit.

Rank: Divine Position.

Quality: Aurora.

Super Spirit Limit: 100%.

Light Vein: 58.

Spirit Casting: Third Form.

Light of Truth: Light of the heavenly dragon vein.

Talent Skill: Celestial Luck, Earth Luck, Human Luck, Lucky Strike, 100% must be struck.

Li Xiu was not surprised by the Dragon Vein Spirit’s ascension to divine rank; it would be a surprise if it were not at the divine rank. However, after examining the Dragon Vein Spirit’s attributes, Li Xiu was still somewhat astonished because its quality had unexpectedly increased to Aurora.

This was Li Xiu’s third time encountering the Aurora quality; the first was himself, the second was the bride-to-be, and the third was this Dragon Vein Spirit.

Only this Dragon Vein Spirit was even stranger, having merged with the eerie fog dragon shadow, and its quality was elevated once again, from brilliance to Aurora.

The Light of the Heavenly Dragon Vein is a kind of Light of Truth that can harness the power of the heavenly dragon vein, similar to what Li Xiu had previously speculated.

The Black Dragon refused to leave the Dead Sea because it needed to tap into the power of the dragon vein there, and the boundless Light of Truth was also due to the reinforcement of the dragon vein’s power in the sea, enabling it to reach such a level.

However, what exactly the heavenly dragon vein refers to, and where it can be reinforced, is still unclear to Li Xiu; he only knows that such reinforcement can be obtained in some special geographical locations.

For instance, mountains, rivers, oceans, etc. Generally speaking, places with mountains and water can gain some reinforcement, the only question is how much reinforcement.

This Dead Sea’s reinforcement to the Black Dragon is obviously significant; in another place, the Black Dragon might not be so fierce.

"It’s a pity that the Black Dragon left nothing after its death; its black body was just an empty shell like trash. I still don’t know if it’s truly dead or pretending to be dead." Li Xiu thought to himself, feeling a bit frustrated.

The Dragon Vein Spirit’s ascension to divine rank made him quite happy, but his plan to obtain the Divine Position Gemstone fell through again.

Back on the ship, only the small moon was waiting for him at the bow; the president and the strange man had disappeared, likely having returned to the cabin.

"Mr. Li, you’re so amazing to slay such terrifying demonic spirits as easily as taking an item out of a bag..." The small moon looked at Li Xiu with a face full of admiration, her expression not seeming feigned.

"Take me to a room to rest." Li Xiu saw no wind nor waves in the Dead Sea and didn’t know when he would encounter demonic spirits again, so he planned to first recover the lost light energy and physical strength to prepare for the next battle.

The president mentioned that reaching the Celestial Sea would require at least half a month of sailing on the Dead Sea, and during this time, Li Xiu hoped to break through to the divine rank.

The small moon led Li Xiu to rest in a room; the size of this three-masted boat rivaled an aircraft carrier, with two layers and many rooms besides the hall. Yet as Li Xiu followed the small moon along the way, he didn’t see a single person, not even the girls who were with the small moon previously.

"Little moon, aren’t there any other people on this ship besides us?" Li Xiu asked while following behind the small moon.

"No, besides you all, only we are on this ship," answered the small moon.

"Why haven’t I seen your friends then?" Li Xiu asked again.

"The rooms above are for guests; we live below," the small moon said, taking Li Xiu to the door of a room, pushing it open, and stepping aside to say, "Mr. Li, this is your room; if you need anything, just call my name."

"Who were the guests before us?" Li Xiu still wanted to learn more about this big ship.

"The guest before you..." the small moon tilted her head, thought for a moment, then smiled and said, "Wasn’t it the gentleman with you and another gentleman?"

Li Xiu’s expression changed slightly, and he frowned while evaluating the small moon, whose response felt deeply unsettling to him.

"Is the other gentleman you mentioned named Guan Qingzhai?" Li Xiu asked the small moon slowly, his gaze sharp enough to seemingly pierce her mind.

"I think that’s the name; that gentleman doesn’t like to talk, is somewhat solitary, and I heard the gentleman call him Qingzhai," the small moon recalled as she spoke.

Li Xiu simply couldn’t detect any sign of deceit from the small moon’s face, but if what she said were true, things would be even more bizarre.

The president brought Guan Qingzhai to the Celestial Sea, but that was sixty years ago. The small moon is so young, how could she possibly have hosted Guan Qingzhai?

Even more perplexing is the idea that could it be the ship only hosted guests when the president went to Celestial Sea? So where was the ship during those sixty years, and where were the strange man and the small moon?

"Could this be a Ghost Ship? Are the strange man and the small moon ghosts?" Li Xiu gazed at the small moon in front of him, finding it hard to associate her with ghosts.

The small moon was so lively and adorable, filled with curiosity about everything, and so kind and sincere; how could such a vibrant life possibly be a ghost?

No matter how Li Xiu examined it, the small moon was flesh and blood, with a normal person’s body temperature and shadow, impossible to be a ghost.

"If there’s nothing else, Mr. Li, I’ll head down now." The small moon turned to leave and soon disappeared at the end of the passage.

Li Xiu looked at the closed doors along the sides of a passage, using hearing and intuition but unable to sense any trace of life nor hear any sound.