CHAPTER 418: CHAPTER 328: WHITE DRAGON LADY (PART 1)

"Woo!" "Ying!"...

The Wish-making White Fox, End Cat, and several other spiritual beasts were stunned by the magnificent river view before them. They took out their phones and started snapping photos, then posted them on their Moments.

"The White Dragon Pond we’re heading to is located on one of the branches of the Heavenly River. If we don’t ride Flying Spirit Beasts, we’ll need to go by boat or ride Water Element Spiritual Beasts to get there."

Chen Meng spoke up.

"Let’s take a boat! I heard the scenery along both sides of the Heavenly River is quite nice, and if we’re lucky, we might even see a white dragon soaring through the sky."

Chen Mo initially planned to head there.

However, he was unfamiliar with the roads...

Moreover, traveling was meant to experience things one had never experienced.

Taking one of these boats with a canopy, it seemed like quite an interesting thing to do.

"Sister Meng, are there really white dragons in the Heavenly River?"

Chen Mo asked curiously.

If there is a dragon, maybe he could make a deal with it, exchanging delicious food for its vital essence to aid in the cultivation of the Star Sea True Dragon Secret Technique!

"Strictly speaking, it doesn’t really count as a True Dragon, it’s a Monarch Level Sky-reaching White Flood Dragon. Of course, for ordinary people, it’s practically indistinguishable from a True Dragon."

Chen Meng explained.

Before coming, she had made a detailed "travel guide."

"Do you two want to take a boat?"

As the two approached the wharf, one of the ferrymen, white-haired and slightly elderly, came over with a smile and asked.

The ferryman, seeing the extraordinary aura of the two and the spiritual beasts beside them, assumed that they were Spirit Masters from some great power, so he used a respectful address instinctively.

"Old man, we want to go to White Dragon Pond, can you take us?"

"Yes! It takes about a day, 20 Spirit Coins, deal or no deal?"

The old man shouted loudly.

"Deal!"

Chen Mo paid the fare readily, 20 Spirit Coins for the boat ride wasn’t considered expensive.

After all, many powerful spiritual beasts resided in the Heavenly River, and the old man had to take significant risks to navigate the boat.

"Would you two please wait a moment? We’ll depart as soon as we have enough people."

The old man’s boat could accommodate 7 to 8 people, so it wasn’t cost-effective to transport just Chen Mo and Chen Meng.

He wanted to take on a few more passengers.

"Woo—"

At this moment, a whale-like sound came from the vast Spiritual Space.

The big guy wanted to stretch out and move in the Heavenly River.

This Heavenly River was wide enough to accommodate its size.

"Go ahead!"

Chen Mo naturally had no objections.

Although his current Spiritual Space was already vast enough, for a colossal entity like the Star Sea, it was still like a fish tank, and staying too long would still be somewhat stifling.

"Woo—"

To avoid attracting attention, the Star Sea shrunk its size and restrained its aura, joyfully swimming beneath the river.

The boat was fairly stable, so Chen Mo took out the "Red Carp" to start fishing.

Wherever there is water, fishermen are always present.

The old man at the bow saw this and chuckled, saying:

"Is the gentleman here intending to fish? The currents of this river are quite swift; it’s not easy to catch fish here."

As soon as he finished speaking, the scarlet jade-like fishing rod gently swayed, and Chen Mo suddenly raised the rod, reaching out to catch something.

It was a small fish, about the size of a palm, vibrant in color like blood, an Awakening Second Stage Spirit Fish.

Although it was just an Awakening Level Spirit Fish, the old man was still somewhat shocked.

In such swift river currents, catching even a small fish was extremely difficult.

The old man was speechless, then smiled and praised:

"Impressive!"

"Chen Mo, I want to learn how to fish, would you teach me?"

Chen Meng tucked her hair, ruffled by the river wind, showing a hint of anticipation in her cool eyes.

"Sure. Just hold the Red Carp rod; it will notify you when a fish bites."

Chen Mo smiled.

Although the "Red Carp" hadn’t developed spiritual intelligence, it was still an epic-grade fishing rod, making it somewhat overqualified for catching small fish in the Heavenly River.

Chen Meng took the fishing rod and turned to Chen Mo.

"Is it really that simple?"

"It’s really that simple."

Just a minute later, the "Red Carp" gently swayed, indicating a fish was on the hook.

Chen Meng tugged the fishing rod.

In the next second, a carp as long as an arm was flung onto the boat.

Catching a fish on her first try, Chen Meng couldn’t help but smile, her initially cool and picturesque features becoming even more enchanting due to the laughter.

Chen Mo used the Spirit Control Bracelet to capture this beautiful moment and then praised:

"Sister Meng, it looks like you really have a talent for fishing."

"Maybe it’s just good luck?"

Chen Meng replied somewhat uncertainly.

Hearing Chen Mo’s praise made her genuinely happy inside.

After baiting again, she started fishing once more.

It didn’t take long before another fish was caught...

Seeing this, the old man beside them had a look as if he had seen a ghost.

From the conversation between the two, it seemed that this fairy-like woman was trying fishing for the first time, and now she was catching a fish every two minutes?

And in such fast-moving waters!

Even in a small pond, it wouldn’t be this exaggerated, right?

This phenomenon was naturally because Chen Mo had applied the "Angler" entry to Sister Meng.

Anglers never return empty-handed!

After about half an hour, Chen Mo saw three young individuals approaching the riverbank, inquiring about the cost.

They were wearing the same blue robes, seemingly the standard uniform of some sect.

They hadn’t agreed on the price with the first two boats, and soon, they approached the boat where Chen Mo was seated.

"Old man, are you going to Canglan Palace?"

Among the three, the slightly plump young man leading them, with an innocent look, smiled and asked the boatman.