Sailing at Sea: The Breath of the Day at the Start

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Because she was walking very fast, Fubuki tripped and fell. There was a loud thud, along with the sound of debris falling to the ground with her.

Fubuki quickly got up, patted her knees, and prepared to continue walking.

But at that moment, a lot of strange noises came from the room, chirping and gurgling, like some kind of insect.

Fubuki started to get a little scared; she was wondering if there were ghosts here.

"Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, be brave, be brave." Fubuki could only cheer herself up step by step to distract herself from her fear.

She didn't want to linger for a moment, so she quickened her pace to leave.

Just then, the noise in the room grew louder, as if something was about to come out.

Fubuki didn't know what it was either. She cautiously looked back, but there was still nothing there.

Just when she thought nothing was wrong, she saw little red beads staring at her.

Soon, everyone came running after her.

Fubuki glanced back and saw bats, bloodthirsty bats. The bats' eyes were blood-red, which was why she had noticed the small red beads.

Now the snowflakes have successfully woken up all the bats in the house.

Now she had no choice but to run forward as fast as she could, otherwise she would become a dried-up corpse if she fell into the hands of those bats.

The more she wanted to blow snow, the faster she ran. The cold feeling she had just experienced was gone, replaced by sweat and fear.

After running for an unknown amount of time, Fubuki's stamina was clearly running out, and her speed quickly slowed down.

The bloodthirsty bats were getting closer and closer to her. Seeing that the bats were almost upon her, Fubuki could only resign herself to her fate, closing her eyes and charging forward.

Just when she thought she was about to be eaten by these bats, a force suddenly appeared from nowhere and pulled her directly into a small thatched hut.

Fubuki was startled by the pull, her pupils dilating. Just as she was about to scream, the hands covered her mouth again.

Ron was speechless. He happened to be passing by when he heard the commotion, so he followed the noise all the way over.

He happened to come over and saw Fubuki being chased by bloodthirsty bats. He tried to pull her away to hide, but the woman struggled desperately as if she had been assaulted.

"Shh, it's me!" Ron whispered in Fubuki's ear when he was little.

Upon hearing the familiar sound, Fubuki instantly felt a sense of security, and tears slowly welled up in her eyes.

Once Ron was certain that Fubuki knew it was him, he slowly released Fubuki's mouth.

"Woooooooo..."

A choked voice reached Ron, leaving him completely at a loss.

Ron patted Fubuki on the shoulder to comfort her.

"Okay, okay, it's alright, I'm here!"

At this moment, Fubuki was crying so hard she couldn't say a word, because just a moment ago she thought she was going to die.

"Are you a pig? So stupid! Why don't you use your mind to defeat them? Why do you have to be chased by them in such a pathetic way?" Ron saw right through him.

Fubuki was already terrified; she had forgotten that she was a heroine herself, being chased by a swarm of bats.

After thinking for a moment, Fubuki quickly stopped crying and said, "It was all an accident. I forgot I could still fight! Stop crying, stop crying, it's so embarrassing."

Fubuki realized she had been careless and was too embarrassed to cry anymore.

"Do you remember how you got in here?" Ron asked.

Fubuki scratched her head, recalling what had happened, and slowly said, "A box, I just looked at it and it sucked me in, and then I woke up here. I don't know anything else! What about you, how did you get in!"

Ron said, "Your sister and I were sucked in together, and we haven't found her yet, so we have to go find her first."

"What?? My sister came in too, and she's gone??" Fubuki was practically about to explode.

"Let's go find her quickly, what if we encounter some danger!"

After saying this, the two of them quietly went out to observe and confirmed that the bats were gone! Only then did they go out.

Although a few bats could easily fight them, they decided to keep to themselves and conserve their energy.

The two walked aimlessly along the road.

This is the only way they can find people for now, otherwise they simply won't be able to find them in the vast sea of ​​people.

After walking for a long time, Ron suddenly realized that if he could sense Fubuki, then Fubuki could sense her sister too.

Ron said, "You can try to sense which direction your sister is in, so we won't wander aimlessly."

60, the gods of the world, malice

Tornado's psychic powers are very strong, so in theory she should be able to find them more easily. Therefore, Ron isn't too worried about Tornado.

They have no idea which way to go, and the very nature of this world is still a big question.

They could only try to find the boundaries of this world. Ron believed that the woven world could not be perfect and must have some unknown flaws.

Having found this weakness, they can return unscathed.

However, Ron has not yet discovered any flaws, so he can only stay for the time being.

Ron led Fubuki for quite a while, until finally Fubuki couldn't take it anymore and said in a pitiful voice, "Ugh, I don't want to walk anymore, I'm exhausted, let's rest for a bit!"

"What, not looking for your sister anymore?" Ron asked, puzzled. This guy was making a fuss about looking for his sister earlier, but now that he's tired, he's finally willing to rest.

Fubuki realized that his words meant she was heartless, so she quickly retorted, "What are you worried about? My sister's will is so strong, we don't need to rush to find her, she will find us."

Although Ron was listening, he knew that Tornado would be fine, so she was just shaking him.

By the latter half of the night, it was completely dark, and even the faint moonlight that had been there before was gone.

They just walked aimlessly like that.

Soon the two of them arrived at a place that looked like a small castle from the past, but unfortunately it looked more like ruins now.

Upon seeing this, Fubuki couldn't help but exclaim, "Ron, look! That house is really big! Shall we go over there and take a look?"

It was the first time she had ever seen such a big house, so she was naturally pleasantly surprised.

Ron didn't want to shatter her image of the castle, but since it was the reality, he said, "This is a world created by someone else, so of course they can do whatever they want here. It's just a matter of waving their hand!"

Fubuki knew this place was definitely not simple, but what she didn't know was that it was actually a created world.

"Wow...how much power must it take to create this space! It's incredible!" Fubuki exclaimed in admiration.

Ron rarely showed disdain. So what if he was strong? He still lost to him, which was enough to prove that he was also very powerful.

By this time, Tornado had already left the desert. Although it was night and fraught with danger, she sensed that Fubuki was in that direction, so she didn't dare to delay for a moment and headed there.

But because it was night, the tornado could only approach slowly, for fear of what might happen.

But what you fear most always comes to pass.

Unexpectedly, a huge storm struck the desert in the middle of the night.

Even the wind caused the sand on the ground to move directly. This is a rare phenomenon known as quicksand.

If a person gets stuck, it's very difficult for them to survive.

But Tornado didn't believe these things could be so powerful, and walked over aimlessly.

But the next second she was deeply sucked into the quicksand and could not pull herself out. The more she struggled, the faster she sank.

In the end, with no other option, Tornado could only exert all her strength to leap up, completely disintegrating herself and getting rid of the quicksand.

Only when the quicksand gradually stopped and the tornado subsided could I finally relax.

Tornado was finally able to stop. She continued walking in her own direction.

No sooner had one problem subsided than another arose, and suddenly a strong wind blew up. And this wind wasn't just any ordinary wind; it was incredibly strong.

Tornado could no longer open her eyes, so she could only cover her eyes with her hands and keep moving forward.

While she was facing numerous crises, Ron and Fubuki were already living a good life.

Ron took Fubuki back to the forest where he had fallen, and managed to start a fire. The two of them chatted happily there.

Meanwhile, the tornado was being blown around by strong winds.

Tornado wanted to use her power, but the wind was so strong that she couldn't use it at all.

Gradually, her strength began to wane, and she felt weak all over.

The wind grew stronger and stronger, and at the last moment, the tornado closed its eyes as if resigned to its fate.

She was simply too tired to continue.

Ron and Fubuki rested in the woods for the night. Ron opened his eyes early the next morning.

Everything around was quiet. From a distance, Ron seemed to have spotted something.

It looked like a human figure. But it was too far away for him to tell what it was.

Ron quickly went over and called to Fubuki, "Wake up, wake up! Hey, hey, hey!" He patted Fubuki several times, but she didn't want to wake up. Finally, he patted her hard and she woke up groggily.

"What are you doing! What are you yelling about so early in the morning! I haven't had a good night's rest, why are you disturbing me!" Fubuki was very unhappy that Ron was yelling at her so early in the morning.

"Fine, if you don't get up, I'll just leave. If we don't find an exit, we'll just stay here. I can survive here anyway, but I don't know if you'll be able to get used to it," Ron muttered to himself.

He was using reverse psychology so that Fubuki would rise faster.