The deep sea night was extraordinarily terrifying.
Estella loved the sea, loved it since she was a child. In her original view, the sea was always so turbulent and beautiful, whether it was in joy or anger, sorrow or happiness. Standing on the balcony and gazing afar always improved her mood. But on her first long journey, she experienced another side of the sea—its loneliness, silence, and cruelty.
No matter how powerful you are, once you enter the deep sea, everything becomes so small and pale. All the hidden power and status are insignificant before the sea. When Estella lived in the Royal City, no matter how she thought or acted, she always bore the aura of Princess Ola. But on the sea, she deeply felt the insignificance and solitude of being just one person.
