"Sea monster? Are you referring to creatures like giant octopuses or something?"
Song Lan felt that such a name did not quite fit with a world view that adored science; these deep-sea horrors often only appeared in local folklore.
He was a man of little courage, afflicted with a fear of the deep sea, and he always regarded these folk tales as half a horror story. The thought that mountainsize monsters could exist at the bottom of the sea made him feel anxious, and he could only be thankful that they lived on land.
"Giant octopuses!"
Yeying's eyes lit up.
Because she was confident they would be edible, having tasted octopus prepared by the locals during her visit to Silvermoon Harbor, which was one of the few snacks that she found unforgettable.
Silvermoon Harbor was also one of the most common escape destinations for heretics, because once they took to the sea, the Church's judicial institutions could no longer catch them.
