Chapter eight hundred and sixty third cabin explosion
This time he went to the other side of the blue boulder, raised his delicate plain hand, gently pressed it on the bottom deck of the ship, and said lightly, "If you don't want to die, you can stay closer to me."
At this moment, Li Luo seemed to have no other choice but to listen to the woman in white. Ever since the woman woke up, Li Luo had been restrained by her.
Li Luo walked around the mechanism link in the cabin and stood next to the woman.
The woman did not raise her head, and gently touched the bottom of the boat with her hand. Suddenly she paused with her hand and pressed it slowly. She saw a palm print several times larger than the woman's hand appearing on the bottom deck of the boat. The veins in the jade palm were clearly visible on the deck board.
superior.
Li Luo was secretly surprised. This woman had so much inner strength, she seemed to be even better than him.
The palm print penetrated the wood very deeply, and you could see with the naked eye that the cracks on the palm print spread like spider webs. They were caused by the squeeze of the sea water outside the cabin, and they were about to burst open the deck and pour into the ghost ship.
The woman looked at Li Luo and said softly: "See you later." After saying that, she put her hands together, gave a sweet shout, and hit the palm print hard.
There was a harsh sound on the deck, and seawater poured in with wood-like fragments. A hole nearly two feet thick appeared in the bottom of the ship. The seawater spurted out, raising a water column several feet high, almost touching the upside-down suspension.
porcelain vase.
Just when the bottom of the ship was broken open, the entire ghost ship made an unpleasant muffled sound, and the ship's hull trembled and shook irregularly.
Li Luo's heart tightened. If he didn't leave now, he might not be able to leave.
Just when Li Luo turned back to look at the crack in the bottom of the boat, he suddenly felt a chill in his heart. The woman in white who was at the edge of the crack just now disappeared without a trace.
Li Luo quickly scanned the cabin and found no trace of the woman in white.
Li Luo didn't have time to think about it, he gritted his teeth and walked towards the crack with all his strength.
But what Li Luo didn't expect was that the force of the sea water pouring back from the crack in the cabin was very strong, with a force of almost ten thousand kilograms. As soon as he took a step, he was washed back by the sea water. He didn't know how the woman in white sneaked into the cabin.
External.
Li Luo had no other option, so he slashed down with his Hong Hong Dao, widening the gap to more than five feet.
The seawater poured into the cabin faster, and in the blink of an eye, the water in the cabin was about to cover Li Luo's legs.
The ghost ship was overwhelmed, its dull sound was like the sound of firecrackers, and there was an undercurrent in the water.
Li Luo's expression changed slightly. This undercurrent was coming fiercely, condensing and not dissipating. There was no need to think too much that this must be the water wave caused by the explosion of the thunder stone.
It seems that just one thunder stone was ignited by the sea water. If the entire ship's thunder stones were ignited by the sea water, Li Luo would die or not. Now it depends on who is faster.
Li Luo took a sharp breath, plunged into the seawater, and sneaked towards the crack where the seawater poured in.
Li Luogong gathered his arms, clasped his fingers into the cabin board, and walked over step by step.
The weight of the seawater is getting bigger and bigger, and if you let go even a little bit, you will be pushed back into the cabin by the seawater.
Fortunately, Li Luo opened the crack a lot, and the force of the sea water was much weaker than before, so he could barely stabilize his body.
Li Luo did not dare to go straight towards the crack, so he could only move along the bottom of the boat step by step to the edge of the crack, and use his strength to get around from the outermost side of the crack.
The ghost ship sank obviously faster, and the wood chips and iron chips mixed in the sea water danced like a madman, leaving several blood marks on Li Luo's face and neck.
Li Luo lay on the edge of the crack, lying on the cabin board with his whole body. He reached out of the crack with one hand, went around the outside of the cabin, clasped the hull, and used force to pull his body out.
The sea water washed over his face like a knife. With such luck, his internal energy was depleted faster. Li Luo didn't know how long he could hold on, so he could only escape from the cabin first.
More than half of his body was already out of the cabin, and the sea water was rushing wildly. It was extremely difficult for Li Luo to open his eyes, so he could only escape from the ghost ship by relying on the feeling of his palms.
Finally, he pulled his whole body out of the crack. The ghost ship continued to sink. Li Luo clung to the bottom of the ship and sank to the bottom of the sea with the ghost ship.
It's not that Li Luo doesn't want to leave the ghost ship earlier, it's just that the ghost ship is sinking, and the undercurrent will pull the surrounding areas closer to the ghost ship. Once the thunder stone in the ghost ship explodes at this time, even Daluo Jinxian will be unable to do so.
Escape to death.
Li Luo thought in his heart, if the situation continues to be delayed, it will only become more dangerous. Instead of waiting for death, it is better to take a risk.
Just when Li Luo was about to swim out, a huge undercurrent suddenly came from behind and slammed into Li Luo fiercely.
His body was tossing and turning in the seawater, and Li Luo had no time to dodge, so he could only focus on his back and forcefully receive the blow.
The force behind him was so shocking that Li Luo felt a sweet sensation in his throat and opened his mouth to spurt out a mouthful of blood. It was even stronger than the thunderous blow from the inner master.
The undercurrent swept past, whistling and sweeping up Li Luo, who couldn't help but rush towards the bottom of the sea.
There were countless broken shipboards in the undercurrent. Fortunately, Li Luo was at the bottom of the ship, and the pieces of wood flying downwards and rotating were relatively neat. However, within a few feet of both sides of the ghost ship's hull were filled with fine wood chips and iron filings, which were struck by lightning.
The rocks exploded and were lifted up, like poisonous needles, piercing the surroundings mercilessly.
If Li Luo were here right now, he would most likely be stabbed into a hornet's nest by these sharp thorns, and any magical power to protect his body would be of no avail.
However, Li Luo couldn't feel any better at this moment. He was hit hard by the undercurrent, and his internal organs were almost displaced. His chest hurt like fire, and he felt like he was losing strength.
What's even more dangerous is that this undercurrent took Li Luo straight to the bottom of the sea. The undercurrent was chaotic and scattered Li Luo wantonly. Even though Li Luo moved several times, he still couldn't stabilize his body. He was like a small boat in the angry sea, drifting and helpless.
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His inner breath was in chaos, and the pressure on his chest became heavier and heavier. Li Luo had experienced this suffocating feeling before.
The deeper you go into the water, the stronger the force becomes. Your ears gradually lose hearing the sounds outside your body, and your whole head feels like it is about to burst.
Li Luo's mind was still there, and the more panic he got at this moment, the more likely he was to kill himself, but now he was at the point of a narrow escape.
Suddenly, something in the turbulent current grabbed Li Luoji and carried Li Luo to swim out of the undercurrent.
Li Luo couldn't break free from the undercurrent in the water, mostly because he had nowhere to borrow strength. Now something grabbed his head. With this meager strength, Li Luo swayed slightly and broke free from the whirlpool rolled up by the undercurrent.
The undercurrents in the seawater are invisible to the naked eye, and you can only see the seawater rolling and roaring away surrounded by broken pieces of wood.
After a few breaths, the turbulent flow returned to calm, as peaceful as a dream.
The ghost ship was so completely shattered that there was barely a three-foot-square plank in the entire ship. Some broken wooden books that had not been carried to the bottom of the sea by the undercurrent were floating in the sea, swaying and shaking slightly, with a trace of