The water surged and the massive door fell with a loud crash, before drifting up with the current, colliding against the ship's ceiling. This was the most spacious room in the entire ship, akin to a large hall. While the other rooms each had beds for resting, this one did not. It likely served as a meeting place. At the far end of the room, placed directly in the center, was a statue of a deity that almost touched the ceiling. The ship's deck beneath the white jade statue had decayed, causing the statue's base to tip over onto the ground, and now lay there in three pieces. Diagonally in front of the statue was a throne facing the cabin door, its prominent golden backrest emitted a frosty light amidst the seawater.
The wall behind the statue had been blown wide open, revealing the ocean floor buried under the ship's hull. Likely due to this, nothing remained except for a few heavy objects. Any other items had long since been swept away, carried off by the currents to who-knows-where.
