As a half-blood demon of the water system, Prapa naturally knows that the ocean actually has its own unique rhythm, but what is the use of feeling this rhythm? Why is it related to "psychedelics"?
Also, how to feel the rhythm of the ocean?
A picture emerged in Prapa's mind: a demon with wings on its back, scooping a bucket of water from the ocean, pouring it into the wooden bucket, and then pointed at the wooden bucket with a smile, as if to indicate that as long as you enter the wooden bucket,
Take a dip in the bucket and feel the rhythm of the ocean.
Prapa shook his head and shook off the images in his mind. You will know the specific situation if you go in and take a look.
I have to say that this wooden door is too short. If he hadn't been a little interested in the Abyssal language on the sign, Prapa would never have set foot here.
Before entering the wooden house, Prapa had thought that the person who would write Abyssal on the signboard was probably a half-blood demon. Moreover, he was a half-blood demon who recognized his aboriginal blood.
However, when Prapa stepped into the wooden house, he realized that he was completely wrong.
This is not a half-blood demon who identifies with the Aboriginal bloodline, but the Aboriginal himself!
Chapter completed!