Daily Intelligence System: Don't Kill Me, Honey!

Among the colorful coral reefs, a shadow is swimming forward, Chen Jie’s eyes quickly caught sight of him — a man who appears to be quite young.

From his physique, he seems to be a young man, with a body full of firm muscles, not a trace of excess fat, and judging by his swimming posture, he is clearly skilled in water. Understanding this, Chen Jie quietly followed him.

The State Preceptor moved swiftly, weaving through the vibrant corals in search of the Flood Dragon’s lair.

Chen Jie followed behind the State Preceptor, who, whether due to a keen spiritual sense or some other reason, seemed to sense that someone was trailing him. Suddenly turning his head, Chen Jie immediately used the Swimming Technique to hide behind the coral, managing the whole maneuver without disturbing the water.

The State Preceptor, upon turning around, failed to spot Chen Jie, and furrowed his brows slightly.

He couldn’t pin down why, but he felt as if something was trailing him from behind. He turned and carefully searched, while Chen Jie cleverly concealed himself in the mud, using a Devil Fish to cover himself, the surrounding mud camouflaging his body.

The State Preceptor swam above, passing over him, yet failed to detect Chen Jie.

Chen Jie was startled as well, for the large Devil Fish in front of him had already been stunned by his Gang Qi, languidly lying upon the mud.

The State Preceptor thoroughly searched, failing to find any evidence of being followed, and resumed swimming. He was pressed for time, uncertain when the Flood Dragon would return.

Therefore, he couldn’t afford to scrutinize too closely and waste much time.

After a cursory inspection, he felt confident there was no place nearby for anyone to hide, leading to a sense of relief. He frowned slightly again, contemplating that the feeling of being followed might simply be his imagination.

Perhaps he was overthinking it due to stress, considering his adversary was a Flood Dragon, one nearing Earthly Immortal level strength.

The State Preceptor pondered, continuing to swim through the coral, while Chen Jie observed the State Preceptor departing. He strapped the poor Devil Fish onto his back for cover, swimming in the sea, mimicking a Devil Fish’s movements.

Thus, Chen Jie followed the State Preceptor through the coral reefs, eventually arriving before a mountain. Upon reaching it, Chen Jie noticed the nearby sea temperature was unusually high, pondering if there might be a volcano nearby.

Chen Jie’s heart jolted, yet he maintained composure, continuing to follow the State Preceptor.

Finally, after swimming for an undetermined amount of time, the State Preceptor arrived before a massive cave.

Inside the cave, waves of heat emanated forth.

Chen Jie, with the Devil Fish on his back, watched the State Preceptor from a distance. Standing before the cave, the State Preceptor appeared excited, finally having found the Flood Dragon Cave!

This was indeed the Flood Dragon Cave!

Immortal Blood lay within the Flood Dragon Cave; once inside, he might find the mysterious Immortal Blood, and with it, his ambitions could be realized.

He could unify the Southern Ocean, thereafter compete with the ancient Northern country — this was what Siamese men ought to do.

Why submit to that northern ancient state? No, he, Ba Song, would not submit; he aimed to lead the Siamese to independence, then turn the tables and make the northern ancient state their sovereign, paying tribute year after year!

Ba Song, the State Preceptor, felt enlivened; he knew that if he achieved all he said, he would become the hero of Siam, a true hero!

Ba Song pondered this, gazing at the imposing Flood Dragon Cave — a place where his dreams would begin.

With that thought, Ba Song swam into the cave, intending to find the Immortal Blood before the Flood Dragon returned.

Thinking this, Ba Song wasted no time diving into the cave. Chen Jie pondered whether he should enter as well, realizing Ba Song mustn’t obtain the Immortal Blood before him.

With this thought, Chen Jie swiftly pursued, though suddenly he felt alarm bells ringing, instantly halting.

Rushing to a mountain wall, he used the Devil Fish’s large body to conceal himself, mimicking a Devil Fish clinging to the wall.

At that moment, a thunderous boom erupted, and the cave burst open. The next instant, a Little Flood Dragon shot out, charging at Ba Song.

Its head had a fearsome horn, sharp enough to cleave mountains and rocks. The Little Flood Dragon aggressively lunged at Ba Song.

Ba Song never expected a Little Flood Dragon to be hidden within the cave; just after entering, he was assaulted by its sudden attack from the side. He was lucky to evade swiftly, or his fate might have been as catastrophic as the cave’s collapse.

Ba Song cursed his bad luck aloud; who would have thought the Flood Dragon would have spawned a youngling?

The Little Flood Dragon attacked Ba Song ferociously, though Ba Song wasn’t ordinary; as Siam’s top warrior, a Molten God Second Transition expert, he couldn’t battle the Big Flood Dragon, but the still-growing Little Flood Dragon was manageable.

He engaged the Little Flood Dragon.

The Little Flood Dragon sped through the water swiftly, equipped with a sharp horn on its head, darting to collide, anything it struck shattered instantly. In moments, the entire seabed became muddied, countless rocks destroyed by the Little Flood Dragon.