Buildings from the Land Era, battered by decades of seawater corrosion and deep-sea pressure, were now dilapidated beyond recognition. Their steel frames were twisted and warped, and the once-sturdy concrete structures had collapsed into rubble.
Coral skeletons grew in thickets upon the remains of a bygone civilization.
A different kind of silent life left its mark on the utter stillness.
'Judging by the architecture and the coordinates, this must be the undersea ruins of a sunken coastal city from the Lighthouse Country.'
'In just a few short decades, the pride of a civilization has become a deep-sea specimen.'
Shi Ming didn't venture into the ruins of the underwater city.
'There wouldn't be any good treasures in ruins like these.'
When the Great Flood Era began, coastal cities were the first to fall. Their inhabitants had long since moved their fortunes and valuables inland.
