Walker Of The Worlds

With the discussion coming to an end, the group continued to sit at the table.

~Rumble~

The faint rumbling of thunder could be heard coming from afar, a dark curtain hanging from the skies in the distance.

"How long till we reach the Islands?" Lin Mu questioned seeing the storm that they seemed to be heading towards.

"We shouldn't be that far… A day or two at most." Qiao De said, looking at the compass embedded in the pedestal.

"I see… Though it looks like we have a rocky journey ahead of us." Lin Mu replied, looking at the storm that continued to get closer and closer.

~shua~

His immortal sense spread to the maximum range, allowing him to feel the storm. The lightning and wind raging there were prominent and were easily picked up by his Immortal sense, even though it didn't exactly reach the storm which was at least twenty five kilometers away. 'The lightning and wind energy is quite strong… far too strong for it to be a normal storm.' Lin Mu thought to himself.

limited to a short area around it, really exceeding more than a kilometer from its limits. But this storm seemed to have its energy spreading more than fifteen kilometers. "We'll be fine." Crown Prince Feng Shun stated. "This ship can take a lot more. And we've already been through hundreds of storms getting here. The people on

chance to observe it." Lin Mu

inside most of the time when they had passed though the storms, as such he didn't get to experience it

them. Streaks of white

ocean, crashing waves, roaring winds and rumbling skies seem to all merge together, forming a picturesque scene that could be appreciated well when one was in the peaceful defenses

to it," Lady Kang agreed, watching it

connected to it and marveling at it. Lin Mu was the same, and found a certain

quickly in this, and twenty hours

passed through another stormy curtain before coming out on the other

storm's gone." They all

in its place. It was unmoving, as if acting like a barrier. He followed the expanse of the curtain and found it curving in the distance. "We're here!"