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... but it seems that the undersea people can't live in the tent, but only on the ground. Digging up small caves for living-but even if they can't live in tents, they seem to have built a lot

The smell of oil from the inside let Liu Chang know that weapons were placed in the box.

Except for these, Liu Chang didn't see very epoch-making science and technology items here-no Transformers-like chariots-nor high-tech things similar to those in science fiction movies-it seems that the two u ...

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