I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 234 - 185: Holy Shit, Sea King?!

Controlling the forward movent of an orca was a technical task.

Chen Yun couldn’t simply wave his hand and expect precise southward movent imdiately.

Chen Yun could casually clamp his legs and stay firmly fixed on the orca.

He wouldn’t fall off due to the orca’s swimming.

But making the Orca Leader accurately understand his intentions still presented so difficulty.

Moving forward, moving backward, stopping, accelerating, decelerating, turning, surfacing, diving...

These commands required ticulous training for the orca to understand and execute them accurately.

Before the training,

Chen Yun rode on the back of the Orca Leader, while twelve other orcas looked at him.

The fourteen creatures stared at each other in silence, quietly settled in the waters.

Clearly, they couldn’t comprehend Chen Yun’s departure command.

Fortunately, though,

Orcas are extrely intelligent creatures.

While using Emotion Perception to understand the Orca Leader’s emotions, Chen Yun attempted to train it using telekinesis and Killing Intent.

In theory, by pressing on different parts of the orca’s body with telekinesis, the Orca Leader would receive imdiate feedback, and then Chen Yun would use Killing Intent to force it to move in a certain direction.

The orca would rember the command corresponding to the specific spot pressed by telekinesis.

Through repetition, there was a good chance the training would succeed.

Of course, just a short half-day’s training was definitely insufficient; it could only make the orca understand so simple commands.

Even with the aid of Killing Intent, correcting any misunderstanding by the Orca Leader in a tily manner with Killing Intent, the training process was still quite troubleso.

It wasn’t until five in the afternoon

that Chen Yun, who had been taken on a wild ride by the Orca Leader, managed to instruct the orca to clumsily return to their first eting place and officially head south, embarking on his wanton high-speed journey.

Compared to car racing,

Racing on orcas was indeed a novel experience.

On this vast and majestic blue stage, Chen Yun seed to beco an unrestrained ocean explorer, riding atop the magnificent Orca Leader.

Its back was broad and solid, like a fearless submarine, leading Chen Yun across the border of depth and light.

While diving into the dark depths of the sea, surrounded by deep blue silence, only bioluminescent organisms sprinkled among them, like the farthest stars in the night sky, mysterious and enchanting. At such depths lay ancient stories from millions of years ago, intoxicatingly beckoning.

And in the next mont, Chen Yun and the orca burst out of the water, facing the warm sunshine and fresh, free air.

The mont they leaped out of the water, Chen Yun’s heart seed to soar as well, with the twelve smaller orcas following, slicing through the sky, leaving behind streams of sparkling droplets, reflecting rainbow-like brilliance in the sunlight.

The mixture of sea salt and the breeze struck his face, bringing an unprecedented sense of freshness and freedom, as if all worries and constraints had evaporated with that leap.

In that instant, it was as if they left the whole world behind, leaving only a trail of frolicking waves as their testant.

The wind whistled by his ears, and the sun danced on his skin; the thrill of freedom and speed was even more intense and pure than any land-based pursuit.

Chen Yun’s heartbeats synchronized with each of the orca’s explosive jumps from the water, with the emotions of happiness, freedom, and excitent swirling in his chest, almost overflowing.

The twelve orcas following him and the Orca Leader were not just loyal followers; they were also companions in this adventure.

They interweaved and leaped side by side, leaving behind a series of elegant and powerful trails on the sea’s surface.

Faintly, Chen Yun deeply experienced harmony and coexistence with the natural world, feeling life’s infinite possibilities and the wonders of the universe.

Of course,

To put it plainly, it was exhilarating!

The sensation of riding an orca at breakneck speed was just aweso!

Chen Yun understood that his initial thoughts in the jungles of Laojun Mountain had actually started to partially materialize.

Back then, he dread of trying every profession in this mortal world, experiencing lives he had never lived before, and even wanted to challenge extre and more exaggerated sports.

He imagined riding a blue whale across the boundless ocean, accompanying a tiger through a prival forest, standing amidst a pride of lions to conquer the savage grasslands...

Now,

He was indeed riding a whale traversing the ocean.

Although the orca was not a blue whale and the coastal sea was not deep sea,

The coastal sea was part of the vast ocean—after all, the seas of the world are all one continuous body of water.

And in no way was an orca inferior in awe to a blue whale.

Groups of orcas had no rivals in the sea,

Unless the ancient Dragon resurrected, or the galodon ca back to life.

Otherwise, a group of orcas was king of this ocean.

And he, riding on the orca, was the true Sea King above even kings!

He shouted as he rode the Orca Leader and leaped out of the water,

Followed by twelve smaller orcas.

Without a doubt, anyone who saw it would surely praise them as Sea Kings!

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The Sun hung low on the horizon, painting the sky in layers of warm colors.

At five-thirty, the Fujian Outer Fishing Ground was coated with a golden radiance, the waves glistening like scattered gold.

The fishern concluded their day’s work, their boats laden with heavy nets full of leaping silver fish, twinkling with the fruits of their labor in the glow of the setting sun.