Sailing at Sea: The Breath of the Day at the Start

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Fubuki had just woken up from her dream. She dreamt that she had been transported back in time, and she dreamt of many things from her childhood.

Suddenly I dreamt of the place where she accidentally fell, and then I woke up with a start.

This is a wasteland, filled with houses that are no longer inhabited. It looks extremely desolate, without a trace of life.

Fubuki only vaguely remembered seeing a box in the yard, so she went to look at it out of curiosity.

She pondered for a while, but before she could figure it out, she was sucked away by a beam of light, and when she woke up, she was here.

Fubuki touched her head, which was still a little sore from being hit, and struggled to stand up.

"Is anyone there! Ron, sister! Can you hear me?!" Fubuki shouted loudly.

But the surroundings were unusually quiet, and no one responded to him; the silence was eerily eerie.

By the end, Fubuki was already exhausted, so she stopped shouting.

On the other side, the tornado was sucked into a desert. At that moment, he didn't even have time to think about what had happened.

There's nothing here, not even a single tree, just an endless desert.

Fortunately, although Tornado is a proud and aloof person, she is not a pretentious one. Her physical strength is quite good, so she wasn't tired even after wandering around the desert for most of the day.

Moreover, she was very clever; she calculated the cardinal directions by herself based on the sun's current position, and then headed towards a place where there was likely to be a forest.

There was nothing in the desert, and it was very hot, which was extremely exhausting. So she had to get out, or her life would be in danger.

Tornado remained calm in the face of everything. Although she still didn't know why this was happening, she knew very well that she couldn't panic.

So she kept walking in the direction she had found.

Ron was trying to stop himself from being sucked into the box, so he accidentally injured himself and fell into a tree where he was hung up.

When Ron woke up, he found himself so tall, but because he had been hanging there for so long, he tried to stretch his muscles and fell straight down from the tree.

"Damn, that hurts like hell! What kind of awful place is this?!" Ron cried out in pain.

As a man, Ron was indeed sucked into the better part of the three.

It's just a grove of trees, and the trees aren't very lush, so it doesn't look too desolate.

The other two are now in the desert and ruins, respectively.

Ron stood up and slowly observed the area. Since this was another dimension, his concern was that Tornado and Blizzard might be blown into another space.

If that's the case, it will be very difficult for the three of them to meet. It's already difficult enough that they're in the same time and space; if they're not, then the three of them will truly have to go their separate ways.

Ron wandered around, at a loss for what to do.

After walking for who knows how far, Ron was exhausted. He thought to himself that he couldn't just keep wandering around aimlessly; he needed to figure out why this was happening.

Ron was thinking that it would be great if a kind person could give him some pointers.

Just then, a familiar voice rang out.

"Hmph, you think you're so strong? This is another dimension I meticulously created for you. Let's see if you have the ability to get out!"

This person is a god of the universe. He was quite resentful of losing to Ron before, but he didn't expect that he would fall into Ron's trap so quickly.

Upon hearing this, Ron immediately became furious and said in a truly angry tone, "Hey, if you're not happy, come at me! Why did you suck in so many people? You call yourself a god of the universe, and all you can do is use these kinds of tricks!"

Ron said this hoping that his words might inspire him to change his mind.

The voice then said, "A contest naturally involves all aspects, and this is one of them. This time, I will make you lose, or at least make you beg for mercy on your knees!"

After saying that, the voice slowly disappeared.

Now Ron finally realized that this was a trap. He had become someone else's prey.

"Damn, are you kidding me?? What does this have to do with me? Is being too strong a crime?" Ron kept asking, but there was no answer.

He could only roll his eyes and continue walking.

Since this is just a created space, there must be some flaw in it. Ron believed that as long as they found that flaw, and with Tornado and Fubuki working together, they could definitely open it.

Thinking this, Ron quickened his pace.

After walking for a very long time, Ron began to vaguely sense the presence of Fubuki.

However, because the place was so vast, the aura was extremely weak. Ron could only sense it occasionally.

As soon as you sense him, you'll hurry in that direction. Once you find one person, finding the other will be much easier.

Fubuki wasn't a particularly powerful person to begin with, and at this moment she was all alone and pitifully in these ruins.

As dusk fell, the sounds of crows and other birds and insects could be heard around Fubuki.

She had originally planned to make do with the rubble for the night, but after thinking it over, she worried about wild animals, so she decided to find somewhere that could shelter her from the wind and rain.

But this place was just ruins, so she had to go to the houses that were already collapsing.

After walking for a while, Fubuki finally saw a decent-looking house and went inside without stopping.

But what Fubuki didn't know was that there was an unexpected danger involved.

She walked shakily to the dilapidated house and tentatively opened the door.

Suddenly, a flock of crows flew out. Their cries sounded very mournful.

These words successfully frightened Fubuki, leaving her in a dilemma. If she went in and encountered any danger, things would go very badly.

Fubuki couldn't overcome her inner turmoil, so she leaned against the wall.

Nighttime is even more dangerous for Tornado, as she will dehydrate in the desert, and it will be even harder for her to detect any activity in the desert at night.

Ron continued walking out of the woods and slowly made his way to the ruins.

He saw traces of someone walking on the ground and immediately went to check them. He was certain that they were Fubuki's footprints.

It seems that Fubuki must have passed through here, which is why she left this trace.

He had no choice but to follow the trail.

Because it was night, the temperature dropped very low, and Xue couldn't withstand the wind outside. After thinking about it, she decided to go inside to at least avoid the wind.

So, Fubuki mustered her courage and comforted herself, saying, "Even if I'm eaten by wild animals, I won't freeze to death! Never mind, never mind, I'll deal with whatever comes my way. Let's go in!"

After saying that, she slowly pushed open the door. The house was dark, and she couldn't see anything. So Fubuki didn't notice at all that the walls were now covered with resting blood bats.

Seeing that Ron was about to reach Fubuki's location, some people didn't want him to find Fubuki so easily and started to manipulate things in secret.

Suddenly, a hole appeared in the sky, and a bright light shone through it; a hungry wolf had fallen out.

Ron stared in disbelief at the hungry wolf lying on the ground.

The hungry wolf was also very confused as to how he ended up here. He had only seen a box, and out of curiosity, he had rummaged through it a couple of times, and unexpectedly ended up here.

Upon seeing Ron, Garou immediately adopted a fierce and defensive demeanor.

"What are you doing here? What tricks are you up to now!" Hungry Wolf glared at Ron with bloodshot eyes, as if this was a trap they had set.

Ron was completely bewildered. He hadn't even figured out why he had been sucked in, so how could it be him?

Ron could only say helplessly, "Me? A conspiracy? Do I look like that kind of person? I don't even know what's going on with myself."

Unfortunately, even though he genuinely didn't know, the hungry wolf wouldn't believe him.

The hungry wolf then pounced on him.

Ron had no desire to fight at the moment; he just wanted to find Fubuki as soon as possible, but Garou was still relentless.

"Dude, let's wait until we get back to fight. We need to figure out how to get back now, not fight!" Ron shouted, trying to persuade Hungry Wolf to stop while dodging.

But the hungry wolf wouldn't listen to him and instead launched an even fiercer attack.

Seeing that Ron really had no intention of fighting, the wolf sped up his pace even more, but Ron still ignored him.

The hungry wolf felt that it was being looked down upon.

Ron could sense Fubuki's presence again, and he didn't want to waste any more time.

"I'll say it one last time, I'm leaving right now!" Ron's anger was now clearly visible, but the hungry wolf still didn't realize it.

The hungry wolf thought that Ron had been successfully provoked, so he said, unusually, "If you want to leave, then walk over my body."

Ron saw that this hungry wolf rarely needed to be taught a lesson, so he decided not to be polite anymore.

Ron charged up to his right and threw a punch as the wolf approached.

The hungry wolf slid several meters away. "Heh, finally putting in the effort, huh!" the hungry wolf said, clutching his chest.

“I said I won’t fight, don’t force me,” Ron said coldly.

Ron was about to leave after he finished speaking, but the hungry wolf reached out and stopped him from going.

Ron was really smug now, and with a single punch he concentrated all his strength, he sent the hungry wolf flying.

"Hmph, if you insist on forcing me, then play by yourself!" Ron muttered to himself, watching the wolf fly away.

After Ron dealt with the hungry wolf, he quickly headed towards the ruins.

At that moment, Fubuki was crouching in the corner, hugging her knees and shivering. It was very cold here, even colder than outside, except there was no wind.

Fubuki couldn't take it anymore; her whole body started to clench. Her willpower told her that it was better outside.

So she immediately stood up and walked out, following the faint moonlight.

Because it was so dark, Fubuki couldn't see the path under her feet at all, so she could only walk in the dark.