Chapter 580 Mosue's Tides

The difference in altitude of five hundred meters is enough to change the local customs and culture.

And the deep sea, to the land, is another world altogether.

The lightless deep sea resembles the void, where faint glimmers silently exist within the tides, lulling everything into slumber.

Descending to depths where the sun's rays cannot penetrate, the concentration of algae plummets, the sea is stripped of its azure hue, and the silence that persists in the water is suffocating. Princess had long grown accustomed to all this; she knew her tribe awaited her on the ocean floor, so the silent descent was just a boring journey to her.