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nChapter 834: The End of the Thousand Islands, The Final Battle (3)

nShirley understood and was about to translate, but Vivian beat her to it, as if she really understood.

n“Below…What do you mean? I understand!”

n“It’s the Abyssal Sea, the Well of Fallen Abyss suppressed by the Water God Palace! That was the true source! We have to find something to seal it up again!”

n“Aba!”

nThe little octopus also nodded its head in excitement. Although it did not know what Vivian said, it knew that Vivian knew what it said.

nHaving found a solution to the problem, Vivian’s next step was to execute it.

nWhat should he use to block the well of the Abyssal Sea?

nWith the Water God Palace’s successful experience, they only needed to find a similar one. It had to be large enough and at the same time, it had to have the power of the Water God. Only with divine objects could they suppress the Abyss Sea.

nCoincidentally.

nThey happened to have a ready-made blockage like this.

nAstorokis!

nNo, to be precise, it should be the wreckage of the Astorokis.

nThe former sea overlord, a luxurious ship, had been completely destroyed in the collision.

nThe force of the collision was mutual. From the miserable appearance of the snake, one could more or less guess the situation of the Astorokis.

nWithout a doubt, the dragon bones of the ship were broken, and the various parts of the ship had been torn apart. Some were floating on the surface of the sea, while others had fallen into the deep sea. The damage rate of the entire ship was at least 70%. The reason why it could barely maintain its shape and not directly disintegrate was all thanks to the final defensive barrier of the Heart of the Sea.

nHowever, it was obvious that a faint blue light could be seen from the innermost part of the hull. It was a symbol that the Heart of the Sea was still operating, as if it was telling everyone that it could still use its last bit of heat.

nWhen the snake’s body finally turned into dust and dissipated like all the other monsters in the abyss, the wreckage of the Astorokis lost its support and finally fell into the sea.

nAt this time, Vivian propped up a magic barrier and dove into the sea, trying to control the wreckage of the giant ship and block it at the mouth of the well below.

nVivian wanted to ask the wolf cubs to do this kind of physical labor, but after entering the sea, Clark’s body expanded first. In the blink of an eye, a giant octopus wrapped all its tentacles around the heavy wreckage of the Astorokis and dragged it down to a deep well with black fog.

nWhoosh…

nThump!

nAt last, all of the tentacles exerted force together. The huge ship that had become a wreckage launched what might be its last sprint. When it reached the mouth of the well, it made a heavy muffled sound.

nThe Astorokis blocked the gap, and then a strange scene appeared. A blue light flashed from the body of Clark, and a similar light erupted from the well.

nA blue barrier quickly spread out from the heart of the sea inside the ship until it surrounded the entire well. The black fog that was still trying to pour out from the cracks of the Astorokis ‘wreckage completely disappeared.

nThe black fog under the sea was not the only thing that disappeared.

nVivian immediately returned to the surface to check the situation.

nWhat greeted her was a ray of bright sunshine after the dark clouds in the sky had dispersed.

nThe Fallen Abyss that had enveloped the Thousand Islands for half a month descended…

nAt this moment, it was completely over.

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