However, she knew some tricks, so she mainly looked at Roman and wondered why Roman hadn't done anything yet.
But Roman's face was expressionless, looking into the distance indifferently, with a slight sneer at the corner of his mouth.
Helen looked at that smile and suddenly felt a chill in her heart.
Her eyes immediately turned to Angel, with pleading and prayer in her eyes.
Angel naturally noticed Helen's eyes, but he still didn't take action until he was sure of Roman's attitude. He just had some doubts in his heart. Could it be that Helen was letting go now because she had a grudge against the sea beast last time?
Seeing the sea snake getting closer and closer, its vicious fangs and bloody mouth have opened... The sailors on the ship have screamed in fear.
"Mr. Roman, why didn't you take action?" Angel asked.
After a while, Roman's voice reached the ears of everyone present: "The last time I dealt with the sea beast, I suffered a slight illness. I have not recovered yet. This sea snake may be difficult to deal with. It is better for the captain to change the route and deviate from it.
track."
After listening to Helen's words, Angel thought to himself: It is indeed so.
His injury has not healed? The surging energy fluctuations can deceive mortals, but how can they hide it from extraordinary beings?
How could it be too late to deviate from the course now? His attitude was completely disregarding the lives of mortals on the ship, and the ship might even be destroyed. Is this guy crazy? Or, after secretly changing the Nightmare Stone, he had already planned to give up.
Are these mortals?
"Oh, it seems it's too late to change the route. It's okay. It doesn't matter that I was injured. Isn't there an adult on board?"
Roman's eyes squinted as he looked at Angel on the terrace below.
Chapter completed!