The abyss was right before them, separated from the group of eight by a pile of chaotic ice blocks—like a giant object had fallen from the sky, shattering the icy sea, sending chunks of ice flying and crashing down here.
The ice blocks varied in shape. Without snow or dust, they were pristine and beautiful, dreamlike.
"Is this the 'Naming Place'?" Tali asked dumbfounded.
Yeet walked up beside her, intentionally trying to scare her: "It's also called the 'Life-Saving Place'."
With such inside knowledge, Li Changzhou would reveal himself as soon as he spoke, so he kept silent.
"Old man," Andy turned to the old man, "where did you leave your name?"
The old man didn't speak, walking ahead, and everyone followed.
"Captain, Bai Zi and I all wrote our names together with the old man." Yeet said.
"Last time we came, we made a great deal," Bai Zi remarked, "though we lost six people."
"So their share also goes to us." Yeet added.
