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Ronnie was not only a martial arts expert but also an exceptional submarine pilot. As the submarine descended, the light grew dimmer, and inside, there was a profound silence. Through the screens, they could see the surrounding darkness, illuminated only by the submarine's beams cutting through the murky depths.
The deeper they went, the greater the pressure became. Although everything inside the submarine seemed normal, both the old man and Ronnie could feel the increasing pressure tightening their hearts.
The old man turned his head to glance at Jiang Chen. Noticing Jiang Chen's calm demeanor, he couldn't help but speak up in a lowered voice, "Mr. Jiang, let’s just take a quick look."
"Can we dive directly to the seabed?" Jiang Chen asked.
"Uh? We should be able to," the old man replied, surprised and unsure of Jiang Chen's intentions.
"Then let's dive down and see where the Immortal Dragon Seal is," Jiang Chen said casually.
"We probably won't find it; the Immortal Dragon Seal has definitely been taken by the Undying Dragon Clan," the old man quickly responded.
Jiang Chen remained silent.
After about twenty minutes, the submarine suddenly came to a halt.
"We've arrived! We're at a depth of 7,000 meters," Ronnie announced suddenly.
The seabed was still short of 10,000 meters deep, but Jiang Chen paid little attention to that. He focused on the screen, where darkness enveloped everything except for the beam of light from their submarine.
Ronnie nervously maneuvered the external probe. They could see that outside was a cliff with jagged rocks—albeit underwater—and as the submarine moved slowly, the beam of light shifted along with it.
Suddenly, the beam stopped. On the screen appeared a patch of scales—dragon scales, to be precise—measuring about a square meter and as dark as black iron.
"Mr. Jiang, look! Do you see it? I’m not lying; there really is an Undying Dragon Clan down here. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Let’s go up before they notice us!" The old man said anxiously, eager to leave the depths behind.
Jiang Chen was also slightly taken aback; he hadn’t expected to find a dragon clan here. However, more than fear, he felt excitement. He wasn’t intimidated by a dragon clan, especially since they were currently suppressed.
"If we could catch a dragon as a mount in the future, that would be quite something," Jiang Chen murmured to himself.
"Mr. Jiang, what did you say?" The old man asked nervously upon hearing Jiang Chen's amused whisper; his body trembled slightly.
"I said since we’re already down here, let’s take a good look at this Undying Dragon Clan and explore further," Jiang Chen replied.
"If we disturb them, we might die here; after all, this is deep sea territory," the old man expressed his concerns heavily.
"But didn’t you say that this Undying Dragon Clan is still being suppressed? What’s there to worry about?" Jiang Chen said dismissively.
"True, they are being suppressed, but this is still their territory. Plus, I have deep-sea phobia!" The old man nearly cried out in despair.
"Even if you have deep-sea phobia, you’ll have to endure it. Let’s take a look around first; I want to see what this Undying Dragon Clan looks like," Jiang Chen insisted.
The old man felt helpless and desolate, realizing that he might not have much time left and could die in this deep sea. Ronnie, on the other hand, didn't have a fear of the deep ocean, but the eerie atmosphere here was unsettling. The Undying Dragon Clan was too intimidating for him to handle, yet he steeled himself and continued to pilot the submarine forward.
As the submarine delved deeper, the full extent of the Undying Dragon Clan gradually revealed itself to Jiang Chen. Along the way, he spotted at least three black dragons encased within the stone walls. They appeared to be fused with the rock, yet the walls were covered in debris from marine life, while the black dragons remained pristine and untouched. It was unclear how many years they had been sleeping at the bottom of the sea; their dragon scales still gleamed brightly, exuding an overwhelming aura.
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