Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 687 - 687 684 Lost in the Night

?Chapter 687: Chapter 684: Lost in the Night Chapter 687: Chapter 684: Lost in the Night Once again, the sun extinguished before Duncan and the others.

It happened suddenly, accompanied by a strange low rumble. The sun, which was about to set beyond the horizon, suddenly lost all its brilliance and turned into a terrifying black hole. Meanwhile, the two Rune Circles surrounding the sun still seemed to be basked in sunlight, forming two glaring bright edges around the black hole—limited light spread from the edges of the extinguished sun, leaving a layer of chaotic, dim glow between the sky and the sea, making the sky look even more terrifying and eerie.

As the sun extinguished, the distant Endless Sea had already fallen into darkness. Only the “Luminous Geometric Body” near Light Breeze Harbor continued to emit its usual “sunlight,” maintaining basic illumination within a limited area of the sea—these rays spreading over the sea’s surface became the only comfort under the eerie “night curtain.”

Sherry was completely stunned, staring at the distance and unable to utter a second sentence. However, Nina had already recovered and patted her friend on the shoulder, “Don’t panic, it certainly wasn’t caused by something you said…”
“Of course, I know that!” Sherry almost jumped up, then immediately turned her gaze to Duncan nearby, “Captain, what do we do?”

“Light Breeze Harbor is still there; the Pilgrimage Arks too…” Duncan did not respond to Sherry, but first looked towards Light Breeze Harbor. Under the light of the Luminous Geometric Body, he carefully discerned the distant sea scene—he could clearly see the coastline of Light Breeze Harbor and the silhouette of the Storm Cathedral docked near the City-State, while the other three Pilgrimage Arks, due to the angle, were not entirely visible, but it was quite obvious that they too remained in place.

“…this is the ‘sun extinguishment’…” Rune murmured to himself, recovering from his initial shock, “It’s really happening…”
Banster stared intently at the terrifying black hole hovering over the sea surface, his voice low and somber, “The Spirit Realm’s aura is stirring, but the Creation of the World has not appeared prematurely.”

Duncan looked towards the cardinals, “I remember you mentioned, during the last ‘sun extinguishment,’ the four Pilgrimage Arks did not notice it?”

“Yes,” Rune nodded, “According to your explanation, at that time we stayed with the entire world during those ‘missing’ 12 hours, effectively ‘skipping’ the event of the sun extinguishment—if it wasn’t for later reports from Light Breeze Harbor, Frost, and Prand, we’d never have known what occurred.”

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